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- We’re controlled by the wealthy - La Crosse Tribune
I’ve come to the conclusion that the 2008 elections are not about Republicans or Democrats; they’re about returning our government back to a democracy, returning it to all citizens, not just the top 10 percent on the economic ladder. I would ...
- Books: "The House at Sugar Beach" (The New Yorker)
Cooper is a descendant of the Congo People--the élite who once governed Liberia--and can trace her ancestry to the freed American slaves who colonized the country in the eighteen-hundreds. In 1980, she and her family fled Monrovia following a coup; her mother was raped and, on her . . .
- The joy of sharing your favourite obscure books - Guardian Unlimited
I still remember buying the Fulcrum Press edition of Basil Bunting's Collected Poems. It was a cold London spring day in Foyles on the Charing Cross Road, and the weather had driven me in to the poetry section to see what I might find. I knew of ...
- Fall poetry - Southwest Journal
Change is in the air, and not just as a political slogan. Early adopter maples are already redecorating themselves. On weekdays the malls are as empty as school buses in August. The lakes give up their heat in the mornings, getting all misty about it ...
- UC's Black Student Union plans event (The Observer-Dispatch)
Utica College’s Black Student Union will host its 19th annual Kwanzaa celebration at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Library Concourse.
- How do you like your Thanksgiving? - Desert Valley Times
How do you like your Thanksgiving?Desert Valley Times, UT - 7 hours ago... way to get unwanted company to leave before the big meal is to simply ask them this question, "So, do you prefer white meat, dark meat, or green meat? ...
- My dark secret: I wrote poetry - Globe and Mail
My dark secret: I wrote poetryGlobe and Mail, Canada - 3 hours agoMy physician has pronounced me poetry-free. I've gained weight, thrown out every book not written in prose and changed my e-mail address so workshop friends ...
- Town vs Gown: Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire - Daily Telegraph
Conspiracy theorists will have a field day with Bishop’s Stortford College, whose old boys include not just two recent heads of MI5, but Peter Wright of Spycatcher fame. Are future spooks recruited behind the bicycle shed? The college has its ...
- A very different sort of dinner party - Yes Weekly
We gather in the long hallway three floors above South Elm Street, the main artery of a converted boardinghouse, its rooms now fashioned into the home of Charles and Ruth Jones. Actors! There are maybe 50 of us, milling at the top of the stairs and ...
- Win one for No. 21 - HollandSentinel.com
Win one for No. 21HollandSentinel.com, MI - 2 hours agoOn her birthday one year, he wrote her a poem. He seemed embarrassed about the poem and didn’t want his friends to find out. “He made me promise that he ...
- Rambert Dance Company at The Lowry, Salford - Times Online
Rambert Dance Company at The Lowry, SalfordTimes Online, UK - 18 minutes agoThis mournful, earth-bound bird is - I'm guessing - meant to symbolise precious, precarious life and/or the environment. Goodall's music, sung by a ...
- Review: 'Goldengrove' takes an unblinking look at grief - San Jose Mercury News
Review: 'Goldengrove' takes an unblinking look at griefSan Jose Mercury News, USA - 7 hours agoShe peruses books on health, death and poetry and loses herself in art books. Her parents turn to their own distractions while they wait to heal — her ...Prose knows those things that can't be taught San Jose Mercury Newsall 4 news articles
- Bookstore pick (San Diego Union-Tribune)
This newest collection by the former U.S. Poet Laureate crackles with memorable lines from the wistful to the wry. Collins' trademark levity and self-deprecating style offset the gravity often associated with poetry.â€
- Book Review:O United Nations - New Nation
To speak the truth, Sinha's receiving a 'Global Voice' title from Bangladesh Philosophical Association is a kind of near-conclusion of a series of talks, reviews and evaluations and comments made during this period in particular by various national ...
- 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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