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- Writing contest award reception set; winners announced (Muskogee Phoenix)
Dr. Jacqueline Wilcox will be the speaker at the Eastern Oklahoma Writing Contest awards reception at 7 p.m. April 21 at the Muskogee Public Library, 800 W. Okmulgee Ave.
- 'Afro Psalms' poet to speak Wednesday at library - Grand Island Independent
'Afro Psalms' poet to speak Wednesday at libraryGrand Island Independent, NE - 15 minutes agoCharles Fort, a University of Nebraska at Kearney professor and Distinguished Reynolds Chair of Poetry, will be at the Grand Island Public Library from 4 to ...
- Poetry and Songwriting Contest winners announced - Activist (subscription)
Poetry and Songwriting Contest winners announcedActivist (subscription), OH - 3 hours agoWinners of the 2008 RWC Poetry and Songwriting contests were announced Monday evening, April 28, at the annual RWC Poetry Cafe, hosted by Professor Rhonda ...
- STAGE REVIEW: UH Ernst Lab Theatre's 'Rumi' stumbles (Honolulu Advertiser)
Thirteenth-century Persian poetry does not transpose well into the late night slot at the Earl Ernst Lab Theatre at the University of Hawai'i, despite the longevity and international popularity of its author.
- OP-ED: Aftab Ahmad Malik - Prophet's Eyes (Middle East Times)
Muslims in the West are increasingly finding themselves in a dilemma. While some are still searching for an identity and a sense of belonging, almost all are confronted at one time or another with the growing mass of competing trends that claim to represent "true" and "authentic" Islam.
- Chalice Casting's 'Faith County' begins tonight (The Arkansas City Traveler)
The Chalice Casting Company of the First Christian Church of Arkansas City will present "Faith County" written by Mark Landon Smith directed by Vic Olmstead at its 6 p.m. dinner theater April 3-5, in Turner Fellowship Hall of the church. The assistant director is Carrie Mapel.
- Long may it wave, laundry on the line - Quad City Times
Long may it wave, laundry on the lineQuad City Times, IA - 1 hour agoA recent Sunday column, “Hanging Out,” has brought everything from poetry and oodles of letters to a box of clothespins. “People who do not hang their ...
- What I feel for Hema is beyond love - Daily News and Analysis
Superstar Dharmendra, who completes 50 years in the industry this year, talks about all things that spin his life — family, politics and poetry Dharmendra’s back from his constituency in Bikaner, Rajasthan, after a long stay. “I’ve been a ...
- Exeter Around the Town, March 28 - Portsmouth Herald News
Exeter Around the Town, March 28Portsmouth Herald News, NH - 46 minutes ago... and original poetry by Carolyn Smart. The program includes Hebrew folk songs, African-American spirituals and pieces by Schütz, Schein and Lassus. ...
- Dons in love with Knights, but it's still only the honeymoon - Real Footy
Dons in love with Knights, but it's still only the honeymoonReal Footy, Australia - 1 hour agoSheedy coached in poetry, Hird played in verse, Knights and Lloyd promise prose. While players and coach are in the honeymoon phase, they listen to one ...
- TOP STORIES (St. Petersburg Times)
Visiting an open-air military camp manned by French Napoleonic hussars, watching documentaries on the wall of the Fountain House, taking a sneak look at monkeys putting their babies to bed and reading your own poetry to whoever will listen at the Alexander Blok Apartment Museum are things people can do at a one-night-only, not-to-be-missed event at twenty St. Petersburg museums this weekend as ...
- Doctor's autopsy abilities targeted - Jackson Clarion Ledger
Doctor's autopsy abilities targetedJackson Clarion Ledger, MS - 3 hours ago... the American Academy of Neurological and Orthopedic Surgeons, whose Web site includes a link to books of Persian poetry written by its chairman. ...
- LitTO: April 1–9 (Torontoist)
A welcome literary sign of spring is National Poetry Month , a country-wide event that kicked off locally this morning with a shindig at Ben McNally Books featuring Poet Laureate for Canada, John Steffler . Until the end of April Toronto will see a wide variety of events and readings, each devoted to celebrating the cultural value of poetry.
- Next Events: May 2 (Wichita Falls Times Record News)
“STEEL MAGNOLIAS” 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday, Royal Theater, courthouse square, Archer City. $10, $12 and $14, except for dinner shows, which are $30 per person. (940) 574-2489 or www.royaltheater.org.
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