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- James B. Hall: Writer, teacher - Oregonian
James B. Hall, a prolific author and a distinguished teacher at the University of Oregon, died recently in Portland. Hall wrote more than 20 books -- novels, short stories and poetry -- and was widely published and anthologized. He founded the ...
- Andy Shapiro, It Takes a Village: Students show Earth Day spirit - Santa Cruz Sentinel
Andy Shapiro, It Takes a Village: Students show Earth Day spiritSanta Cruz Sentinel, CA - 10 hours agoThe convergence of Earth Day on April 22 and National Poetry Month throughout April has inspired me to share the following personification poems written by ...
- Hamilton Fringe Festival 08 - Amplifier
Get entertained by a range of innovative, experimental, quirky, and creative work. 26 events in a nine day festival - Friday 13 June to Saturday 21 June. Something to see every day; lots of free, koha, or low priced events for your enjoyment, and ...
- BBC website signals greater interactivity - Guardian Unlimited
The BBC is developing an extensive personalisation and recommendation system on bbc.co.uk this year as part of a wider plan to improve interactivity and engagement on the website. In the annual bbc.co.uk programme policy statement published today ...
- Summer is for reading - Lexington Herald-Leader
Summer's almost here, and kids are counting the days until they can put their textbooks to rest for a while. But that doesn't mean all books have to be tossed aside. Area libraries and literacy programs are hoping to encourage kids to keep reading ...
- News Briefs: Patriotic poetry; Fair entries deadline set (The Union)
Patriotic Poetry
- What’s in art galleries - Tehran Times
What’s in art galleriesTehran Times, Iran - Apr 25, 2008An exhibition of photo, short film and poetry is underway at Khark Art Gallery. The exhibit organized by Mohammadreza Heshmatolvaezin features works of ...
- Library of the lost - Guardian Unlimited
The English art-noticing classes, a voluble minority, have never had much time for Percy Wyndham Lewis. But they do know one thing, they prefer to dislike him as a writer (racist, misogynist, premature Hitler enthusiast) than as a painter. Plural ...
- Literary Arts - Baltimore Sun
Literary ArtsBaltimore Sun, United States - 5 hours ago4 pm Sunday: Sheila Lanham, David Beaudouin and Tanefa Shoshonia will read from their works of poetry. Open reading follows. Admission fee. ...
- Wanted: A slightly misused hobby - South Marion Citizen
Wanted: A slightly misused hobbySouth Marion Citizen, FL - 4 hours agoMy hobby will be writing poetry. What could be more perfect? I immediately set out to begin practicing my new hobby. Who knows, I may become a famous bard. ...
- Main stage spotlight - Baltimore Sun
It's difficult to wander through Artscape and not find something thrilling. The city's annual street festival along Mount Royal Avenue is an abundant arts buffet vibrant with theatrical performances, lively poetry readings and hip fashion shows. But ...
- Writer's group celebrates milestones - Newport News Times
Writer's group celebrates milestonesNewport News Times, OR - 4 hours agoWriters On The Edge, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the literary arts in Lincoln County, announces the election of Matt Love as its new director and ...
- Providence, Rhode Island/Haifa, Israel - Journal of American Medical Association (subscription)
Providence, Rhode Island/Haifa, IsraelJournal of American Medical Association (subscription), IL - 2 hours agoMy desk is cluttered with volumes of poetry, reflective practice reviews, and a binder of field notes. Fired up by the energy of the dyad, ...
- DON NOBLE: Writers tackle storms in first Pebble Hill book - Tuscaloosa News (subscription)
DON NOBLE: Writers tackle storms in first Pebble Hill bookTuscaloosa News (subscription), AL - 1 hour agoIn fact, this volume was largely inspired by Denniston's co-edited book, 'Eyes of the Storm: A Community Survives After Katrina,' photography and poetry by ...
- Writings And Influence Of Persian Poet Celebrated - Scoop
18 June 2008 - The writings of Abu Abdullah Jafar ibn Mohammad Rudaki, the poet considered to have laid the foundations of Persian classical literature, should serve as an inspiration to international efforts to combat extremism and attempts to ...
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