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- Rank and File (New York Times)
Online lists, and the (many) people who love them.
- Reading Films - Egypt Today
Reading movie magazines may be my greatest vice — a habit as hard to kick as smoking. But how can I resist? They carry interesting interviews with actors, actresses and filmmakers and present intriguing film analysis pieces and reviews. I find ...
- A motorvating company party (USA Today)
Every year, a rich variety of eye-catching vehicles line the sidewalks and courtyard at the headquarters of Pixar, the Disney-owned digital animation studio. Corvettes, Mustangs, Jaguars and Lotuses. There are even a few surprises, such as an armored military truck and a General Motors hydrogen-powered SUV. Borrowing a name from GM history, the Pixar folks dub it "Motorama."
- Friends, family remember Marcus Hunt’s love, passion, commitment - Newspaper Tree
Friends, family remember Marcus Hunt’s love, passion, commitmentNewspaper Tree, TX - 1 hour agoFriends and family of Marcus Jonathan Hunt said their farewells this morning with music, personal tributes and poetry. There was an overflow crowd of more ...
- Scott champion heads to national spelling bee (Knoxville News Sentinel)
WASHINGTON - Lillie Young figured out pretty early that she had a talent for spelling difficult words when she entered a classroom spelling bee in the first grade and won.
- Marguerite McGlinn, 63, teacher and writer - Philadelphia Inquirer
Marguerite Mulligan McGlinn, 63, of Bryn Mawr, an English teacher and writer, died of pancreatic cancer at home Tuesday. Mrs. McGlinn, who formerly was chairwoman of the English department at Mount St. Joseph Academy for girls in Flourtown, gave up ...
- Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'alcohol' (Torontoist)
Toronto's city councillors have voted to change the rules governing their office budgets, which includes the elimination of alcohol with meals with staff, mileage compensation to and from City Hall, and compensation for raffle tickets or silent auction bids.
- Michael Ondaatje chats with Eleanor Wachtel about weaving together ... - CBC.ca
CBC.caMichael Ondaatje chats with Eleanor Wachtel about weaving together ...CBC.ca, Canada - 3 hours agoOndaatje is one of Canada’s most celebrated writers, the author of groundbreaking poetry collections such as The Collected Works of Billy the Kid (Vintage ...
- Leonard Cohen tours after 15-year break - ninemsn
Singer Leonard Cohen, who serenaded the world with songs like Hallelujah, is kicking off his first world tour in 15 years in Canada. An apostle of love in praise of the wandering spirit, Cohen, with his haunting voice, is best known for the songs ...
- He shows no signs of a Beckian slip - Philadelphia Inquirer
He shows no signs of a Beckian slipPhiladelphia Inquirer, PA - 34 minutes agoAccording to Alice Beck Dubow, 49, a Philadelphia Family Court judge, her father can quote poetry he read in high school. ...
- Liwa date festival from July 17 - Khaleej Times
Liwa date festival from July 17Khaleej Times, United Arab Emirates - 1 hour agoThe activities for this year include a mass wedding, poetry recital, religious lectures, a special course for children to raise awareness about palm trees, ...
- Meet Susan Walerstein Author of Dancing Above the Waves - American Chronicle
Meet Susan Walerstein Author of Dancing Above the WavesAmerican Chronicle, CA - 21 minutes agoAs a child I kept a diary, wrote poetry and worked on school newspapers. I majored in journalism in college, and my first job was as a staff writer on an ...
- 'Educational' side of MySpace, Facebook and Orkut revealed - Economic Times
'Educational' side of MySpace, Facebook and Orkut revealedEconomic Times, India - 1 hour ago... editing and customizing content and thinking about online design and layout. They're also sharing creative original work like poetry and film and ...
- Eminent critic Kashfi dead (Dawn)
KARACHI, May 15: Eminent critic, research scholar and former chairman of Karachi University’s Urdu department Prof Dr Syed Abul Khair Kashfi died on Thursday afternoon. He was 76.
- The opinion pages: mostly a man's world - San Francisco Gate
When it comes to the opinion pages of some of the most influential American newspapers, it's far too often a man's world. One reason for the disparity is obvious: Women are still breaking through glass ceilings in business, government and academia ...
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