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- Botswana: Bakwena Urged to Use Culture to Fight Poverty (AllAfrica.com)
The recent Dithubaruba Cultural Festival hosted by Kgosi Sechele I Museum in Molepolole, was not just a day of song, dance and drama as it served as a motivational day, encouraging Bakwena not only to take pride in their culture and heritage but to also use culture to upgrade their living standards.
- Ozarks holiday season in full swing - News-Leader.com
Between Friends Holiday Store, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Dec. 1-6; 1-5 p.m. Dec. 7, the Library Center, 4653 S. Campbell Ave. Friends of the Library volunteers help kids buy affordable gifts for family, friends and teachers. Call 883-5366. Branson Area Festival ...
- Author with local ties recognized by Cambridge's Who's Who - Shelby Star
Gail Blake Hagler, the daughter of Nancy and Roger Proctor of Shelby, has been recognized as a VIP member by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of authorship. Hagler is also the daughter of the late ...
- Every day is special - 17.10.2008 - Today's Zaman
Every day is special - 17.10.2008Today's Zaman, Turkey - 1 hour agoToday is Black Poetry Day in the US. After the release of the first African-American poems by Jupiter Hammon (1711-1806) in 1760, Hammon's birthday became ...
- Teaming up to give kids a special tour of the White House - Hagerstown Morning Herald
Teaming up to give kids a special tour of the White HouseHagerstown Morning Herald, MD - 7 hours agoBarrett determined that the book would be arranged chronologically, and would include both fiction and nonfiction - essays, poetry, short stories - as well ...
- TEN DAYS CALENDAR (Macon Telegraph)
FRIDAY, Nov. 7
- An eye for beauty, a passion for truth - Raleigh News & Observer
What: "Gordon Parks: Crossroads." When: Today-April 11. Where: N.C. Central Art Museum, Lawson Street (just east of Fayetteville Street), Durham. Hours: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday. DURHAM - At this point, the photographs aren't on the walls. They ...
- Veteran's poem inspired by sacrifices of comrades - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Veteran's poem inspired by sacrifices of comradesPittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - 26 minutes agoBy Chris Togneri Ideas strike Chuck Parnell, a Marine veteran who writes poetry, at the oddest of times. "When inspiration gives a nod, it just comes," said ...
- Wednesday, 19th November 2008 (Sussex Express)
BARCOMBE WI: Our evening started with a disappointment, due to the flooding at Barcombe Mills, the Maya Dance Group, who were planning to entertain us with a presentation of Oriental Dance in the 21st Century, were unable to get to us.
- NEIGHBORS BRIEFS - Daily Journal
The South Millville Cleanup Day will be held from 8 a.m. to noon today. Volunteers should meet at 8 a.m. at 6th and Florence streets. For more information, call (856) 825-7000. "Healing with Words: Writing the Breast Cancer Experience" will be ...
- Obit raises interest in firefighter - Greensboro News & Record
William Lee Cranford achieved much before he died relatively young 94 years ago. He owned a coal and wood business and was a stalwart in West Market Street Methodist Church. Yet, he apparently wanted to be remembered most as one of the city’s ...
- » VIEW PURPLE MOUNTAINS' MAJESTY THROUGH EASTERN EYES AT THE MET - CU Columbia Spectator
» VIEW PURPLE MOUNTAINS' MAJESTY THROUGH EASTERN EYES AT THE METCU Columbia Spectator, NY - 10 minutes ago... Waldo Emerson and the artists of the Hudson River School) expressed in prose, verse, and oil paints the power and poetry of the American wilderness. ...
- Democrats get their Reagan in Obama - Charleston City Paper
Charleston City PaperDemocrats get their Reagan in ObamaCharleston City Paper, SC - 11 hours agoBut to quote HL Mencken, "Let us not forget that it is poetry, not logic; beauty, not sense." As a Reagan admirer, when I point out to my conservative ...
- Patriotic Fervour Pervades Country (Khaleej Times)
DUBAI - With the UAE National Day just around the corner, colours of red, green, white and black dot roads, buildings and vehicles across the country and Emiratis and expatriates alike, belonging to every nationality, are bristling with the nationalist fervour.
- Art: Wordplay at Weisman; 'Freedom' -- the fiber of our nation at ... - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Textile Center show, "Freedom: The Fiber of Our Nation. (front) "Small Thicket" by John Garrett and (rear) Alas Geneva" by Tim and Kathy Harding. Presidential State of the Union messages provide unexpected poetry at the Weisman Art Museum. From every ...
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