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- Can A Poet Be More Accurate Than A Journalist? (El Faro)
The author is a Romanian poet, essayist and novelist, living in the United States since 1965. He learned journalism on the road, working for some of the major US radio and television networks.
- Students Gather for Palestinian Cultural Day - Columbia Spectator
A highlight of the ongoing Columbia Palestine Al-Nakba Week, Wednesday afternoon’s Low Plaza celebration of Palestine Cultural Day included free traditional food and live performances of music, dance, and poetry—as well as free lessons in Dabke ...
- Nobody knows what's true anymore - Pasadena Weekly
Pasadena WeeklyNobody knows what's true anymorePasadena Weekly, CA - 1 hour agoHe gives walking tours in downtown LA, and others for the Architecture + Design Museum and the Museum of Neon Art, after which he usually performs poetry ...
- X's music is letter-perfect By /Jenny Mayo - Washington Times
X's music is letter-perfect By /Jenny MayoWashington Times, DC - 2 hours agoMiss Cervenka's musical companionship began in 1976, when she and Mr. Doe met at a poetry workshop in Venice, Calif. Back then, the untrained vocalist had ...
- Poet a catalyst and creator - Owen Sound Sun Times
This is the fifth Poet of the Month profile for 2008, by Liz Zetlin, Owen Sound's Poet Laureate, thanks to the support of The Sun Times and the Owen Sound and North Grey Union Public Library. The profiles appear in the paper on the third Monday of ...
- Springfield Author Encourages Kids to Read - KSPR.com
“Raise your hand if you like to play!†said Judy Young, a local award-winning author, to a group of young children Monday morning at the Midtown Carnegie Branch Library. Young is a local author, born and raised in Springfield, who has published ...
- 'Can't get more JFK than that' - Canton Repository (subscription)
'Can't get more JFK than that'Canton Repository (subscription), OH - 11 minutes agoSorensen spoke to today's hunger for generational change when he chose this bit of 19th century British poetry by Arthur Hugh Clough as his book's epigraph: ...
- Hip cast gives "Iron Man" comic book appeal - Buffalo News
Tony Stark, genius munitions designer, is in Afghanistan, showing off his latest blowtop handiwork. He’s riding through a war zone, which in his case means having cocktail hour and drinking up the world’s adulation along with a very good scotch ...
- Education: are expectations high enough? - Times and Transcript
Education: are expectations high enough?Times and Transcript, Canada - 1 hour agoMaybe we also need to try to focus on some of the positives in this province instead of constantly reminding every kid how terribly New Brunswick students ...
- Finding challenge in verse - Maroondah Leader
Maroondah LeaderFinding challenge in verseMaroondah Leader, Australia - Jul 18, 2008She will often find herself sitting in front of her laptop in her quiet Eltham study with a perfectly formed idea for the shape of a poem, but little idea ...
- Dolphins rookie makes one giant leap (Miami Herald)
Look at the physique on Dolphins' sixth-round draft pick Donald Thomas -- short, massive neck; chest deeper than John Donne's poetry; Exxon-profit-sized upper arms -- and you would be excused for thinking Thomas (6-3, 303 pounds) must be a football player.
- Taliban arms self with songs, text messages - Houston Chronicle
The Taliban has created a sophisticated media network to undermine support for the Afghan government, sending threats by text message and spreading the militia's views through songs available as ring tones, according to a report released Thursday ...
- Luke pessimistic about poetry (Digital Spy)
Rudyard Kipling's 'The Elephant's Child' proves harder to memorise than housemates thought.
- Bedside reader for inconsolable widowers - DAWN Group
In the fifties to which septuagenarians retreat at the faintest smell of good, our cozy city of Rawalpindi had only one lady who was known to be a practising poet. She was Rabia Fakhri, a slight person, fragile and in decrepit health, you would see ...
- How to stay positive - New Statesman
New StatesmanHow to stay positiveNew Statesman, UK - 3 hours agoA rhino and a talking mammoth stand for HIV and “scientific poetry†respectively. This is a revelatory, optimistic world.
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