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- Avebury offers an escape from Valentine's Day - North Wiltshire and Kennet Gazette & Herald
Avebury offers an escape from Valentine's DayNorth Wiltshire and Kennet Gazette & HeraldSeeking out the love poetry hidden around the beautiful and intimate garden, is a great way to spend some quality time together. ...and more »
- A king's life: an Arthurian legend - Mormon Times
One of the most widely respected Shakespeare scholars in the world, Arthur Henry King would have been 100 this Saturday, Feb. 20. His life was devoted to education and serious thought, and he rose to prominence in the British government, where he ...
- Is it failing schools or failing communities? - Online Journal
Is it failing schools or failing communities?Online JournalWalking those streets, I too frequently see teen-agers idling on street corners, wandering the streets during school hours, as well as teen parents still ...and more »
- Review | Prejudice played for laughs in `Platanos and Collard Greens' - MiamiHerald.com
MiamiHerald.comReview | Prejudice played for laughs in `Platanos and Collard Greens'MiamiHerald.comFreeman (Phillip J. Smith) is a black student with a penchant for hip-hop poetry, a guy running for student body president at New York's Hunter College. ...
- Obama is to blame - Independent
Sir -- I blame Barack Obama. His stunning sweep to power on the promise of change delivered by an inspirational politician dazzled everyone, but particularly it seems, members of the RTE newsroom. Did his siren call seduce both Charlie Bird and ...
- HEART BEAT: Belated Black History Month Lesson - Southwest Virginia Today
HEART BEAT: Belated Black History Month LessonSouthwest Virginia TodayThere's more to the poem, but you get the idea. I thought I understood my father's poem. I've read it often enough. I've read enough poetry to understand ...
- 'Performing Democracy — Pakistan Art' reveals calendar for 2010 - Daily Times
'Performing Democracy — Pakistan Art' reveals calendar for 2010Daily Times“Cartoons, paintings, music, poetry, dance, theatre, cinema and sports are manifestations of the cultural spectrum. In Pakistan, unfortunately all forms of ...
- The Magnetic Fields - Time Out Chicago
The Magnetic FieldsTime Out ChicagoAt the heart of any Magnetic Fields record is mercurial songwriter Stephin Merritt's sometimes lovelorn, often sardonic poetry, and while the writing on the ...
- National Book Critics Circle prize nominees chosen - Canton Repository
Man Booker Prize winner Hilary Mantel and National Book Award finalists Jayne Anne Phillips and Bonnie Jo Campbell are among the nominees for the National Book Critics Circle prize. Other finalists include memoir writer Mary Karr, former U.S. poet ...
- At Natasha's - Emporia Gazette
At Natasha'sEmporia GazetteGrant Jenkins and Cheryl Pallant from the University of Tulsa, co-authors of a new book of poetry, “Morphs,†published by Cracked Slab Books will read from ...
- Open mic anniversary - Sun-Journal
Open mic anniversary On Friday, March 12, the First Universalist Church of Auburn will celebrate the fourth anniversary of its open mic/poetry slam. The free monthly show has become a forum for musicians and poets of all ages to share their talents ...
- N.C. gets new poet laureate; Riviere-Seel here Feb. 4 - DavidsonNews.net
On Thursday, Feb. 4, Charlotte Writers’ Club North will welcome poet Pat Riviere-Seel as its guest speaker. Pat is the author of two poetry collections: “The Serial Killer’s Daughter†(2009), a finalist in the Main Street Rag Publishing Co ...
- Book sale planned - Suburban Life Publications
Book sale plannedSuburban Life PublicationsA large number of cookbooks and many hardcover action-thriller books will be available as well, along with poetry, drama, and classics. ...
- Chase Von Sharing Story by Poetic Friend, Glynis M. Boyd on the now ... - Student Operated Press
My colleagues (as the facilitator had asked us to refer to one another) were literally tearing poetry apart. It was the 21st ... special because we had the opportunity to choose books, donated by a publishing house. I reached my hand into an endless ...
- Going back to their roots at Nikkei Senior Gardens - Los Angeles Times
Tom Doi harvested a bountiful crop of vegetables last fall: tomatoes, corn, eggplant and green beans. He reaped so much produce from his garden, in fact, that he could share his vine-ripened Big Boy tomatoes with the folks at Nikkei Senior Gardens, a ...
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