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- Their powers combined - Southern Voice
Southern VoiceTheir powers combinedSouthern Voice, GA - 4 hours agoWe’re trying to keep dance, poetry, artwork, just real artistic kinds of events.” The event, which will feature Atlanta musician Fiona Simone as well as the ...
- Michael B. Casey, 76 - Baltimore Sun
Michael B. Casey, a retired bonding insurance administrator and freelance writer, died of cancer Monday at Memorial Hospital in Easton. The former Towson resident was 76. Mr. Casey was born in Hartford, Conn., and raised in New York City, Des Moines ...
- Academy Offers Opportunity ‘To Learn What We Don’t Know’ (The Falmouth Enterprise)
A nonprofit organization founded by 22 Cape Cod residents in mid-1980s as an outlet for retirees who were still eager to learn and grow, the academy now offers more than 60 courses a semester on subjects ranging from opera to current affairs.
- Bombardier's look at autism has dramatic poetry and strong dance ... - The Gazette (Montreal)
Bombardier's look at autism has dramatic poetry and strong dance ...The Gazette (Montreal), Canada - 4 hours agoBédard intercedes as a maternal angel for this one, offering spectral gestures that wrench the heart as she reaches out to her child. ...
- Somerville press puts out - Somerville News
Somerville press puts outSomerville News, MA - 1 hour ago... who also happens to be the public coordinator for the acclaimed poetry journal “Fulcrum,” based in Cambridge. Parenteau is the founder of the online ...
- Dads Are Still Saddled With Detached Image - Washington Post
Dads Are Still Saddled With Detached ImageWashington Post, United States - 3 hours agoYou can rearrange the titles like refrigerator-magnet poetry to make your own troubled narrative of modern fatherhood. ...
- Reece Society honors poet's memory at annual meeting - Access North GA
YOUNG HARRIS - “Remembering Reece” was the topic of this year’s program for the Byron Herbert Reece Society’s fifth annual meeting which was held Saturday. Members and friends of the Society commemorated the 50th anniversary of the poet ...
- Faux feminisim: Is comtemporary art paying too much attention to work ... - The Independent
"When I am an old woman," begins one of the nation's favourite poems, "I shall wear purple/ with a red hat that doesn't go, and doesn't suit me." And it goes on in that vein, listing an assortment of charming but harmless eccentricities, quite as if ...
- "Move On": Karen Akers Returns to the Algonquin May 13 - Playbill.com
"Move On": Karen Akers Returns to the Algonquin May 13Playbill.com, NY - 28 minutes ago... the poetry of Dorothy Parker and the music and lyrics of an eclectic array of composers Akers, press notes state, will explore "what happens when life's ...
- Memorial ninth graders celebrate diversity - Port Arthur News
Hispanic dancers, African-American praise dancers, a cultural feast and family history presentations were celebrated, all under one roof. Students and family members from Mary Lathan’s class at Memorial 9th Grade Campus gathered to celebrate the ...
- Poetic justice retires from bench (London Free Press)
To remove the judicial gown.
- The worst assault against English - Daily News
Edinburgh, Scotland - The vocabulary is poor and the rhyme excruciating, but a collector paid £6 600 on Friday for original works by William Topaz McGonagall, internationally celebrated as the worst poet ever to assault the English language. Up for ...
- Chance lets Manatee woman remember brother - Bradenton Herald
There he is in a ceremony at Bradenton High School before he graduated in 1939. There he is a few years later with his arms around their mother, Helen, and their sister, Olive. They're standing before the elephant ears he'd planted in the side yard ...
- 91-year-olds poetry book to benefit Green Circle (Stevens Point Journal)
From 1998 to 2007, Roy Menzel wrote a poem every week that he would read at his Kiwanis Club meeting.
- Wily Milosevic makes the most of the worst - CNN
(CNN) -- After 72 days of NATO bombing left the Yugoslavian infrastructure in smoldering ruins, many thought the Yugoslav Serbs would rise up and run Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic out of office -- and out of the country -- for good. And ...
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