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- Coming up on campus - Hunterdon Review
Coming up on campusHunterdon Review, NJ - 1 hour ago... juniors and seniors will be offered through July 3 for short fiction and from July 14 to 25 for poetry; all courses meet at the Drew campus in Madison; ...
- Suze Rotolo writes about life with him in Greenwich Village (The Toledo Blade)
At Dylan's side, and in his shadow
- The importance of being real - Tonight South Africa
When Lebo Mashile recites people listen. Her articulate voice and dramatic gestures command attention. Even when reading from behind a podium while you stand at the back of a hall, she will, somehow, speak to YOU. Off-stage she is the much same and ...
- Waldport writing workshop blends learning with summer fun (Newport News-Times)
Seashore Family Literacy invites area teens to take part in a week-long writing workshop that blends creative writing with hiking, biking, beach walks, and more.
- In a word, solid - London Free Press
In a word, solidLondon Free Press, Canada - 3 hours agoSurprisingly, this synth-washed slow-burner about African-American identity isn't nearly as provocative as its title suggests. ...
- Area Communities Plan Memorial Day Recognition - Marshall County Journal
Area Communities Plan Memorial Day RecognitionMarshall County Journal, SD - 2 hours agoWinners in the District Poetry Contest - 5th grade; Tory Hoines, Tyler Lynch and 6th grade, Olivia Carlson, Sierra Bivens and Evan Carlson will read their ...
- Bishop ready to be noticed (Baltimore Sun)
First African-American to hold post in Md. Episcopal Diocese When the Rev. Canon Eugene T. Sutton was elected the 14th bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, the first person he called was his 94-year-old grandmother, a devout Baptist who lives in a Washington nursing home. "Her prayers for me have made all the difference in the world," Sutton said.
- For retired Rutgers professor, new role not lost in translation (The Star-Ledger)
When it comes to corporate gobbledygook, William Lutz shares your pain. As a consultant to promote the use of plain English in financial documents, the retired Rutgers professor managed to plow through 58 mutual fund prospectuses before crying "uncle."
- Poetry column: Being first is all it's cracked up to be - Evening Sun
Little did I anticipate when I accepted an invitation by Janet Lohr to read and talk about my poetry to the Poet's Corner at Cross Keys Village this past Monday that the evening would include several "firsts." This was the first time in my tenure to ...
- MAS Youth 'Voices for Change' Concert Tour Brings Positive Music and ... - Market Wire
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS--(Marketwire - May 29, 2008) - Outlandish (Sony/BMG), a popular award-winning European hip-hop band that promotes positive messages to youth in their music will debut in the USA and headline the MAS Youth concert tour in Chicago, on ...
- Jasper native named Indiana poet laureate - WANE-TV
JASPER, Ind. (AP) -- An author who writes about his youth in the southern Indiana city of Jasper and his German heritage has been named the state's second poet laureate. Sixty-four-year-old Norbert Krapf was selected from among 19 nominees to the ...
- The heart tells its truths - The Island (subscription)
The Island (subscription)The heart tells its truthsThe Island (subscription), Sri Lanka - 1 hour ago... and substance of poetry from time immemorial and this is the content of many of Galappaththi’s poems in this collection. The love and affection showered ...
- Community Calendar - Worcester Telegram
Community CalendarWorcester Telegram, MA - 3 hours agoKid’s Show “Kathy’s Kid’s Show” presents a fun, musical sing-along show for the young and young at heart at 6 pm at Barrett Park off Chestnut Street as part ...
- Touring With an Eccentric Guide - Wall Street Journal
Heinrich Heine (1797-1856) once described himself as the last of the romantics and the first of the moderns, which may account for the winning combination of the playful and the serious in his writing. Today he is largely remembered for his ballad ...
- Church news - Laconia Citizen
Church newsLaconia Citizen, NH - 55 minutes agoBaumberger began writing poetry as a child growing up on a family farm in eastern South Dakota. Then, as now, themes and images from the natural word play ...
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