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- Galleries packed with art for First Friday - Topeka Capitol-Journal
First Friday Art Walk participants will have to step up their pace to see all the art at this month's event. As the 2007-08 academic year draws to a close, works by area art students will be a big part of this month's self-guided, art-viewing ...
- SPORTS BRIEFS - St. Helena Star
SPORTS BRIEFSSt. Helena Star, CA - 13 hours agoThe Clif Bar Sprint takes place at 10:10 am and consists of running one lap on the new track for the kid at heart (older than 10 years). ...
- Atmosphere ‘Paints Shit Gold’ » - New University Newspaper
Atmosphere has been a touchy subject for hip-hop fans. The average listener jumps on a beat, rides it the entire song and smirks at the witty quips that are made occasionally. A lot of the poetry in rap has been watered down to an obnoxious bass line ...
- Notes From The Underworld - Evening Bulletin
Notes From The UnderworldEvening Bulletin, PA - 3 hours agoIt was like poetry." The Greek myth of Eurydice and Orpheus normally focuses on Orpheus' point of view. When his bride-to-be dies, he travels to the ...
- Ugly Side of Modeling: Drugs, Rape, Mob (ABC News)
Young model's death unveils the soul-destroying underbelly of fashion.
- Can iPhone restaurant picks be trusted? - Dallas Morning News
If you were searching for a restaurant that would please almost anyone, Dressler, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, might well be it. Good-looking? Definitely. Menu? Contemporary American, with a mix of fish, meat and meatless options. Its prices aren't ...
- Alanis Morissette: Healing wounds with music - MSNBC
When Alanis Morissette came screaming on to the pop music scene more than a decade ago, many people couldn’t help but be at least a tiny bit shocked by her frankness and anger. The song “You Oughta Know” was graphic. She talked about X-rated ...
- Exeter news briefs - Exeter News-Letter
Exeter news briefsExeter News-Letter, NH - 1 hour agoA session on expression of grief through poetry and writing will be held Tuesdays from July 8 to Aug. 12 from 1 to 3 pm at Seacoast Hospice, 10 Hampton Road ...
- Smart, sharp ?Boys? advance to head of class (Portland Tribune)
At the start of Alan Bennett’s acclaimed comedy/drama, “The History Boys,” which won a record six Tony Awards on Broadway, it’s as if the play is almost too smart — swirling and surging with scholarly intelligence, the literary canon always at its command. Its ...
- Bourne COA hosting author readings - SouthCoastToday.com
Bourne COA hosting author readingsSouthCoastToday.com, MA - 2 hours agoThe series will begin at 1:15 pm on Tuesday, June 17, with Robert Gardiner, author of "Funny Stuff: A Cheerful Poetic Romp Through the Puddle and Muddles of ...
- Q&A with Westmoore grad and Olypmic hopeful David Plummer (The Oklahoman)
David Plummer caused quite a stir in the swimming world earlier this month. The Oklahoma City native and Westmoore High grad turned in lifetime bests in the 100- and 200-meter backstrokes during the Mutual of Omaha Swimvitational, winning the 200 and finishing second only to Michael Phelps in the 100. Next week, Plummer will return to the same pool for the U.S. Olympic trials, but first, the ...
- Kilts invented by English in Lord Dacre's book - Daily Telegraph
The last book written by the late Lord Dacre of Glanton also states that the Declaration of Arbroath, which confirmed Scotland’s independence in 1320, is plagued with inaccuracies and details of “imaginary” kings. He argues that Scotland’s ...
- School's end weighs on parents (San Diego Union-Tribune)
My son's baseball teacher scheduled an end-of-year, mother-son game the other day, and it was a blast. The 5-year-old boys “won” (wink wink), but not before us moms got to hit a few grounders and run the bases in Central Park in the middle of a workday.
- He found his passion by accident, but Racine library’s teen patrons ... - Journal Times
RACINE — After graduating from Carthage College last spring, Nick Demske went west. He left his home, his girlfriend, his family, and went to the National Outdoor Leadership School for a semester. He climbed rocks in Colorado, canyoneered and ...
- News from the Sawyer Free Library (The Cape Ann Beacon)
Sawyer Free Library patrons and the community at large look forward to the annual Friends of the Library Book and Bake Sale, an event vital to the library’s support toward its role as information access center and contributer of cultural programs encompassing not only Gloucester but the wider Cape Ann area as well.
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