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- Things to do today: March 16, 2008 (The Charleston Gazette)
n DRUM CIRCLE: 5:30.m. Free. Drum and Acoustic Music Circle, drumming, song and poetry welcome. Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 520 Kanawha Blvd. W., Charleston. Call 345-5042 or visit myspace.com/uucwv.
- Book Review: Gleaner or Gladiator: the struggle to create by Lyne Marshall (Blogcritics.org)
An important addition to the aesthetic canon. Lyne Marshall’s artwork is striking. In bold, modernistic strokes, it combines the beauty of nature with a humanistic sense of the greater intensity hidden below the surface of things. Her Gleaner or Gladiator is an interesting mixture between an art book which showcases her beautiful work — something you could easily display on a...
- Quick reads - Indianapolis Star
Quick readsIndianapolis Star, United States - 3 hours ago... of poetry, "Grace, Fallen from," from 7 to 9 pm March 24 at the in the library of the Indianapolis Arts Center, 820 E. 67th St. Admission is free.
- HAPPENINGS IN NORTHERN HUNTERDON
Recorder Community Newspapers - Those attending may read poetry, play music, or listen and enjoy. Parental discretion is advised. Light refreshments will be available. There will be an offering.
- Center Aims To Boost Provo Cultural Level
Brigham Young News - The new art center will be the home for several projects, such as the Provo Film Society, a cabaret poetry show once a month, art workshops and classes for community members.
- A Republic of Feathers (The New York Sun)
Why look at birds? For most of us the answer to this question might not rise above: Why not? According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, nearly 50 million Americans claim to watch birds. Some of us marvel over the carefree majesty of it all, the possibility of infinity one feels merely by looking up at the sky; some of us see birds as harbingers of disease and flying excrement, circling ...
- ACT Announces New Plays For 'First Look' Series - Broadway World
ACT Announces New Plays For 'First Look' SeriesBroadway World, NY - 1 hour agoThe Los Angeles Times has called War Music "brilliantly original, consummately crafted . . . poetry that shines with greatness." Groag has turned Logue's ...
- Dalai Lama's threat shakes Buddhism (Los Angeles Times)
If he quit as political leader but still headed the faith, it would go against his religion's centuries-old tenet of church-state unity. As the world's most famous Buddhist, the Dalai Lama is a monk juggling two jobs. One is the spiritual leader of the Tibetan people, and the other is the political head of his government in exile.
- Bouterse to perform soprano solo Friday (The Journal Times)
From opera to musical theater, Ami Bouterse has sung it all. Originally from Kenosha, the soprano has performed on stages from Milwaukee to Italy and Spain, and with companies including the Skylight Opera Theatre, the Opera Theater of Pittsburgh and the Waukesha Symphony Orchestra.
- Hip-hop fest: an artistic mash-up (Lancaster Online)
It's poetry. It's music. It's dance. It's hip-hop. This weekend, Franklin & Marshall College will examine the rol
- WildLife Articles (Arizona Daily Wildcat)
Transitioning to summer from spring isn't too difficult in the fashion industry, even with the heat of the sun bearing down. Many trends that rocked in December and January are still wearable through August - just make sure to toss that goldenrod trench into the back of the closet.
- Spielberg's new protege - News.com.au
A SWIRL of excitement in LA quickens with the approach of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - it's been 20 years coming. But this Indy buzz is not just about the coming of a fourth sequel. It's about the coming of a hot new name in ...
- Beatnik Poetry Reading Turned Out Well - The Chattanoogan
Beatnik Poetry Reading Turned Out WellThe Chattanoogan, TN - 9 hours agoChuck Peters, another Trenton Arts Council member, made video copies of both Beatnik Poetry Readings. A book of selected readings and copies of these videos ...
- May Week Labour Arts Festival - VUE Weekly
May Week Labour Arts FestivalVUE Weekly, Canada - Apr 23, 2008A little less romantic than in days of old, but maybe a sign of progress, too: the labour movement has now gone almost mainstream. ...
- Barack Obama friend, fundraiser Tony Rezko on trial for corruption
Cleveland Leader - Later in life, however, he was drawn to the writings of an influential American ... Obama wrote. “His repeated acts of self-creation spoke to me; the blunt poetry ... call him Abongo, his Luo name, for two years ago he decided to reassert his African ...
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