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- SHSU Updates: April 27 (Hunstville Item)
Pieces by a number of dance professors and undergraduate students will resonate throughout the University Theatre Center during the Dance Spectrum Concert Thursday through Saturday.
- Art association ends annual poetry contest - Newburyport Daily News
After thousands of entries, many dozen winners and 17 years — not to mention countless pentameters, metaphors and refrains — the Newburyport Art Association 's Annual Poetry Contest is coming to an end. The contest, which started in 1994 ...
- A poet well-versed in North Korea's pain (Asia Times)
SEOUL - A former court poet for North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has become a best-selling author and media sensation in South Korea, where his poems about the brutality of everyday life in North Korea have now been published for the first time.
- A teacher and inspiration, Joe Daily of Flushing, dies after 18 years ... - MLive.com
The Flint Journal files Joe Daily of Flushing pictured at The Elbow Room in Flushing in 2003 after publishing his second book of poetry. He died Sunday at age 26 after a 18-year battle with cancer. FLUSHING, Michigan -- Since before the fourth grade ...
- Afghan political dislocation contributes to Pashto literary revival (The Daily Star Lebannon)
Afghanistan's tumultuous history of the last three decades is behind the incredible popularity of poetry in Pashto, the language of the majority Pakhtoons in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province (NWFP). The Pakhtoons are ethnic cousins of the Pashtuns, Afghanistan's largest ethnic group. Both speak dialects of Pashto.
- Obama wrong on abortion - La Crosse Tribune
Sen. Barack Obama has passed any pro-abortion organization’s litmus test with flying colors, and for good reason. Obama’s voting record shows that there is no unborn child he would vote to protect. It doesn’t matter the gestational age of the ...
- Shirley Beers: Aircraft engineer, artist, actress and poet (McKinney Messenger)
Shirley Beers is a multi-talented woman. She is best known in the Lewisville area as an artist and an actress. Her artwork is on display at several places in Lewisville, including at Tierney’s Café and Tavern and at the Lewisville Senior Center.
- AN Wilson: Don't let's be beastly to the Germans. They gave us ... - Independent
AN Wilson: Don't let's be beastly to the Germans. They gave us ...Independent, UK - 2 hours agoLovers of English poetry will have been reflecting, during Mosley's brave court battle, upon the most celebrated, and perhaps the most distinguished, ...
- Monday June 30 - complete guide to today's events - Chichester Today
Monday June 30 - complete guide to today's eventsChichester Today, UK - 1 hour agoThey join together in Chichester for On Common Ground, a performance of story, poetry and song which unearths the tale of England's enclosure as seen ...
- Newstalk for Wednesday June 4th 2008 - Somerville News
Newstalk for Wednesday June 4th 2008Somerville News, MA - 3 hours agoA special edition of poetry, stories, articles and comments relating to anything green or environmental. The deadline is June 30 and submissions can be ...
- Community Calendar July 9 to 15 - Atascadero News
Community Calendar July 9 to 15Atascadero News, Atascadero - 1 hour agoMembers are working on short articles, memoir, the novel, short stories and poetry. New writers are welcome and should copies of their work to share with ...
- bestival 2008 sells out in record time (gbr) - MPDClick
bestival 2008 sells out in record time (gbr)MPDClick, UK - 6 hours agoThere will also be Bestival’s unique fun & games, some very special 5th birthday high-jinks and, of course our world renowned fancy dress (theme to be ...
- Wagon ride takes travelers to dinner in a tipi - Montana Standard
For the past five summers, Bruce Anfinson and his family have hosted dinners at Moose Meadow Tipi on the ranch, located south of Helena. People access the tipi via horse-drawn wagons. The historic past is brought to life as horses’ hooves clop ...
- A man who will be missed - La Crosse Tribune
For those of you who didn’t know him, my introduction was amply served. For those who knew him, we were blessed to be part of his daily life. A retired milk hauler from Tomah, Wis., is about all I know of his past. What I do know is that he was a ...
- Their destiny lies in camps - Gulf News
It's a hot midday in Beirut and a few elderly Palestinians have gathered for gossip and lunch at the Active Ageing House in the Burj Al Barajneh refugee camp. "Today is exceptionally hot," says one of them to the others, while passing around apples ...
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