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- Arts Briefs (4/18) (Ahwatukee Foothills News)
Ahwatukee Children's Theatre, located at 5051 E. Elliot Road, is presenting Seussical . Find out if a really big elephant can really save a bunch of tiny creatures living on a clover blossom.
- Cowboy Fest A Rip-Roaring Success - KHTS Radio
Cowboy Fest A Rip-Roaring SuccessKHTS Radio, CA - 12 hours agoThe festival’s main event was a two-day celebration of Western music and poetry at the ranch, the main street featuring trick ropers, blacksmiths and ...
- With Obama, it’s the Communism, Stupid - Canada Free Press
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama tried to deflect a question about his relationship with terrorist Bill Ayers by saying that he “engaged in detestable acts 40 years ago when I was 8-years-old” and that he was now a professor and a ...
- Bridging the 'two cultures' of arts and science - Globe and Mail
Bridging the 'two cultures' of arts and scienceGlobe and Mail, Canada - 54 minutes ago(an exclamation that later became the title of a prose poem by Edgar Allan Poe, describing his solely intuitive conclusions on nature and the universe). ...
- Remember When: Wartime roast beef brings warm memories (Vero Press Journal)
The war was winding down in May 1945, but people still needed ration stamps to purchase certain scarce articles of food and clothing. The allotment of stamps became available the first of the month, but by the month's end most people had few of the stamps remaining.
- Fisherman’s Day 2008 - Platinum News Online
Fisherman’s Day 2008Platinum News Online, British Virgin Islands - 13 hours agoActivities for Fisherman’s Day include a prize-giving ceremony for the fishing tournaments along with live musical acts, local entertainment, poetry ...
- MURAQQA: Imperial Mughal Albums - HULIQ (press release)
MURAQQA: Imperial Mughal AlbumsHULIQ (press release), NC - 1 hour agoThe sections are titled: "Iranian and Central Asian Manuscripts in the Mughal library"; "Poetry and Other Non-Historical Manuscripts"; "Memories, ...
- Language for a new century: an interview with Nathalie Handal - Institute for Middle East Understanding
Language for a new century: an interview with Nathalie HandalInstitute for Middle East Understanding, CA - 2 hours agoReleased in April 2008 by WW Norton & Co, Language for a New Century is an unprecedented anthology of poetry from the East. The IMEU spoke recently with ...
- Theater note: "American Pilot" explores global tensions - Twin Cities Planet
Theater note: "American Pilot" explores global tensionsTwin Cities Planet, Minnesota - 2 hours agoHis poetry, fiction and reviews have appeared in the New Hampshire Review, Coe Review, MARGIE Review, and Rain Taxi. During the day, he works in the ...
- Here and Now (The Batavia Sun)
Pheasant Run will host a performance of I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change at 5 and 8:30 p.m. Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays at the resort, 4051 E. Main St., St. Charles.
- Home Front: Pendleton's Schuening now is a pro, but who's next? - EastOregonian.info (subscription)
Home Front: Pendleton's Schuening now is a pro, but who's next?EastOregonian.info (subscription), OR - May 4, 2008Whether it's painting or wrestling, whether it's poetry or cross country, you can still be a cheerleader. "Home Front" by Terry Murry is published every ...
- Banks County News (MainStreet Newspapers)
Charlie Smith Charlie Ellington Smith, 83, of Baldwin, died Sunday, May 18, 2008, at a private care facility, following an extended illness. He was born in Pickens County, S.C., on August 15, 1924, the son of the late George Earl and Mary Elizabeth Anderson Smith.
- Laughing Communism to death - Telegraph.co.uk
Laughing Communism to deathTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 4 hours agoHe writes in a relaxed manner, far more concerned with the pleasure he takes in his subject matter than the elegance of his prose. Perhaps the brutality of ...
- Nam Le launching world tour for 'The Boat' May 16 in Exeter - Portsmouth Herald News
Nam Le launching world tour for 'The Boat' May 16 in ExeterPortsmouth Herald News, NH - 17 hours agoAnd so it goes with a writer who has spent much of his life writing poetry –– a poet who knows that a single, well-chosen and well-placed word can sometimes ...
- Observances set for Juneteenth (The Bryan-College Station Eagle)
"People think of it as a predominantly black holiday. But it's a day for all of us." Wayne Sadberry Curator, Brazos Valley African American Museum ...
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