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- Thumbs up: Way to go, Sean! (Nuvo)
Broad Ripple High School junior Sean Kaellner has been selected to receive the prestigious National Scholastic Art & Writing Gold Medal Award for poetry. That’s not all. Kaellner has also won the American Voice Award for short story. Sean is the only Indiana high school student to be so honored.
- Late in life, Millerton man shared story of POW camp - Star-Gazette
For me, the most remarkable thing about Arnold Mitchell isn't how he managed to survive difficult times. What is remarkable is the way he put the horrors of war behind him and built a beautiful life. Mitchell, who was shot down over Austria in 1944 ...
- Irish aim to get talking - Oxford Mail
Irish aim to get talkingOxford Mail, UK - 15 minutes agoMrs Plunkett, of Sandfield Road, Headington, said: "We're hoping to set up a group that could regularly meet for story-telling, poetry, songs and general ...
- Peace, Love and the Psychedelic Sixties from the Sheldon Museum of Art - Art Daily
Art DailyPeace, Love and the Psychedelic Sixties from the Sheldon Museum of ArtArt Daily - 49 minutes agoThe exhibition also includes a Vietnam portfolio with poetry and art created in 1967 to protest the war. Many artists dissented through print media: from Ad ...
- The Literary Greats - Houston Chronicle
The Literary GreatsHouston Chronicle, United States - 4 hours agoIt was sort of a book-twit thing to do, mentioning a poetry chat room in the middle of a Montrose music festival, but really it's just the beginning of a ...
- Bush-wah's impeachment in Madame Marie's crystal ball? (WorldNet Daily)
Madame Marie, fabled Asbury Park boardwalk fortune teller, passed away at the age of 93 right before Independence Day. Her death was ironic since she became famous from Bruce Springsteen's song, "Fourth of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)."
- University of Minnesota study uncovers the educational benefits of ... - PhysOrg
In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers at the University of Minnesota have discovered the educational benefits of social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook. The same study found that low-income students are in many ways just as ...
- Leonard Cohen: Out of the monastery and back on the road (Independent)
On Tuesday a spry 73-year-old man in a double-breasted suit and fedora will step on to the stage at the Manchester Opera House. For those of us in Britain who love his music, this moment will be both an epiphany and a relief. It is 15 years since Leonard Cohen last toured – after four nights in Manchester, he'll play several more dates in the UK this summer, including the O2 Arena and the ...
- Find great products - PC Magazine
Find great productsPC Magazine - 10 minutes ago... out Lulu Studio, the online photo book app for Lulu users. BookSmart has starter layouts for cookbooks, yearbooks, portfolios, poetry books, and more. ...
- Cheers to Shiraz (Payvand Iran News)
Sitting on the patio at an Irish pub on King Street in downtown Toronto with half-empty glasses of red wine, waiting for nachos, we talk wine. Sauvignon, Merlot, or Shiraz. Sweet or dry. Mature or young. On colour we can agree, but everything else led to controversy. A ceasefire begins only when I started talking about my favourite type of wine. I prefer Shiraz -- not because of its taste, but ...
- The Week In Music: Radiohead, Jewel, Weezer, Spiritualized, Robert ... - New York Observer
Thom Yorke. There’s nothing like a good feud between two massively iconic rock artists to keep the fanboys sweating. And that’s just what happened last week when an unlikely Internet controversy erupted between Prince and Radiohead. See, Prince ...
- Preserving Guam's Culture through Literature - Pacific Daily News
Preserving Guam's Culture through LiteraturePacific Daily News, GU - 5 hours agoThis anthology project is certainly a labor of love that they have committed themselves to, but it is well worth the time invested, especially knowing that ...
- Aurora seniors finding a place in poetry - Grand Island Independent
Peyton Kauffman and Garrett Janzen started out with poems they wrote for class, just like everyone else. Today, they'll be reading those poems at the Nebraska State Capitol. "I did not imagine it would take me to the Capitol," Janzen says of his ...
- Villa What? - Egypt Today
W hy are the Lebanese so charming? I found myself wondering this (again) as I sat across the desk from Gerard Avedissian in his office — a high-ceilinged room in the beautifully refurbished Villa Grey, née Villa Hendawi, the petite Ottoman palace ...
- On the convention floor - Oregonian
On the convention floor at BookExpo America, all sorts of information swirls around and gets swept from booth to booth. Hundreds of publishers are pushing thousands of books at happy, tote-bag hauling store owners, who happily line up for anything: a ...
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