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- Writers receive tips at symposium (Stuttgart Daily Leader)
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- They came for King but learned about another - Sarasota Herald-Tribune
They came for King but learned about anotherSarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - 2 hours agoHe composes terrible poetry, he said, and does not do much in the way of outlining. "It's like pulling a thread out of a mousehole," King said. ...
- Jozi was alive with unpolished and polished black Lord Byrons and ... - The Times
Jozi was alive with unpolished and polished black Lord Byrons and ...The Times, South Africa - 1 hour agoWith its vice-grip production and old soul musicality, the album is steeped in the seTswana tradition of oral poetry, as well as an African male coming off ...
- The End of an Era for Hobart Lacrosse (R News)
After 14 years of competing against some of the best college lacrosse teams in the nation, Hobart College is dropping is program from Division I to Division III. Since the NCAA will not allow Hobart to offer its lacrosse recruits athletic scholarships, the school’s board of trustees decided it could no longer compete with other Division I schools.
- Book Awards Author Tour visits Newport (Newport News-Times)
Literary Arts has announced the 2008 Oregon Book Awards Author Tour, featuring recent Oregon Book Awards honorees. A reading will take place at 7 p.m., Thursday, April 24, at Newport Public Library, 35 NW Nye Street in Newport.
- Scottish salute and medical merriment (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Poetry in motion! In merriment, too, thanks to the recent 34th annual Burns Supper of the Caledonian Society of New Orleans, which celebrated the famous Scottish poet Robert Burns (1759-96) and unfolded in St. Dominic's Knights of Columbus Hall on Vicksburg Street.
- New Poetry Collection Launching This Weekend - Scoop
In Continents by Otago poet Richard Reeve will be launched during Invercargill’s May Arts Month Festival. Poet Emma Neale, who is part of a large contingent of writers going to Invercargill for the Readers & Writers Alive! programme, organised by ...
- Punk rocker Exene explores a creative space in Missouri - Columbia Daily Tribune
Columbia Daily TribunePunk rocker Exene explores a creative space in MissouriColumbia Daily Tribune, MO - 1 hour agoIn front of around 100 onlookers, Cervenka read poetry and sang songs. Students asked her questions about her career, her inspirations. She gave advice. ...
- Hill takes second in poetry contest - West Fargo Pioneer
Hill takes second in poetry contestWest Fargo Pioneer, ND - 6 hours agoBeatrice Hill, a junior at West Fargo High School, took second place at the North Dakota Poetry Out Loud competition held in Bismarck on March 26th. ...
- Blossom Time - Vancouver Sun
Vancouver SunBlossom TimeVancouver Sun, Canada - 5 hours agoInscribed on the rock will be the five winning entries in the festival's popular haiku poetry competition. More than 800 entries were received this year ...
- Three Princetonians elected to arts and letters academy - Princeton University
Three Princetonians elected to arts and letters academyPrinceton University, NJ - 3 hours agoMuldoon, a faculty member since 1990, won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for poetry for "Moy Sand and Gravel," his ninth collection of poems. ...
- Ruminating rude boy (Guardian Unlimited)
Dishearteningly presuming the reader's ignorance, Fig Tree's blurb informs us that Counting the Stars recounts "the mesmerising love story between real-life poet Catullus and his older, married mistress, Clodia".
- April 12, 2008 (The Barnstable Patriot)
The Split This Rock poetry festival in Washington, D.C. this past weekend was proof enough that apathy is on the ropes in America. We hear much talk about how American's just don't care, or how they solely vote their pocketbooks, if at all.
- Symbols of our lives (Niles Daily Star)
Part of a continuing series on Niles' historic Silverbrook Cemetery, provided by Friends of Silverbrook Cemetery, a group working to preserve and restore the cemetery.
- Pageant in Berkeley to tell Laotians' stories - Inside Bay Area
When American troops pulled out of Vietnam in 1975, hundreds of thousands of people from the neighboring country of Laos were thrust into chaos. One of them was Ova Saopeng, an actor and playwright who'll present the California premiere of his new ...
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