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- The Gift of Prose to Soothe the Traveler - New York Times
The Gift of Prose to Soothe the TravelerNew York Times, United States - 20 minutes agoBy JIM DWYER As of this spring, poetry is no longer making nothing happen in the subways, buses and rail lines. Poetry in Motion, the public project that ...
- Arts and Entertainment Works That Tell Stories of Indian Life and ... - New York Times
Arts and Entertainment Works That Tell Stories of Indian Life and ...New York Times, United States - 1 hour agoThe final, smallest section of the show is the least satisfying, if only because a lot of the work in it makes reference to Indian poetry, myths and ...
- Poetic justice doesn’t get much more literal than this - Las Vegas Sun
Las Vegas SunPoetic justice doesn’t get much more literal than thisLas Vegas Sun, NV - 8 hours agoA pedestrian crosses the “poetry bridge” in downtown Las Vegas on Tuesday. A plaque inscribed with a poem, which used to be at lower left, has been stolen. ...
- Dan Laxer - CJAD
The Ipsos-Reid polling firm recently found that Canadian dads identify more with Homer Simpson than they do with Dr. Phil. Dan's take on the issue? Here's a Canadian polling firm, trying to gauge the Canadian sense of humour, asking Canadian dads ...
- Special Reports (Online Journal)
ROME -- “With Russia it’s always like that,” writes contemporary Russia’s most read author, Viktor Pelevin. “You admire it and you cry, but when you look at what you admire up close, it can make you vomit.” That’s Pelevin, and others of the young generation. A mixture of compassion and fury.
- Wonders Are Many: The Making of Doctor Atomic (2007) (New York Times)
The baritone Gerald Finley as the physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer in the opera “Doctor Atomic.”
- ‘Tolerance is essential, Mr Laden,’ pupil (Việt Nam News)
"Tolerance is essential to all relationships set up by human beings. The important thing is not what each person receives but what they can offer." This is an excerpt from a letter by tenth-grade student Ho Thi Que Chi to Muslim terrorist Osama Bin Laden.
- On the trail of the churros: Students examine influence of sheep ... - Farmington Daily Times
On the trail of the churros: Students examine influence of sheep ...Farmington Daily Times, NM - 2 hours agoAt the heart of the program was a writing project, and the students were asked to write poetry, stories and reflections daily. ...
- Youngsters encouraged to put Grimethorpe life into verse - South Yorkshire Times
Youngsters encouraged to put Grimethorpe life into verseSouth Yorkshire Times, UK - 11 hours agoCREATIVE school kids in Grimethorpe are being encouraged to write about life in their home village as part of a poetry competition. ...
- Your Weekend's Best Bets - Jackson Clarion Ledger
Your Weekend's Best BetsJackson Clarion Ledger, MS - 14 hours agoLearn more about African-American heritage at a Juneteenth Festival at Northside Library in Jackson and a political forum tonight at Tougaloo College. ...
- Every school every Thursday -- East/North - Des Moines Register
Nothing submitted. The East Side Library staff members came to visit May 27 to talk about their summer programs. They encouraged students to 'Catch the Reading Bug' this summer with their reading program beginning Monday. Readers can earn fun prizes ...
- “Out Loud and Super Proud” Says This Year’s Queer Fashion Show - City on a Hill Press
“Out Loud and Super Proud” Says This Year’s Queer Fashion ShowCity on a Hill Press, CA - Apr 30, 2008The jam-packed show, taking place Friday, May 2, and Saturday, May 3, will feature three student fashion lines, a spoken word piece, poetry, ...
- A monster from the pages of a Grimm tale - The Observer
A monster from the pages of a Grimm taleThe Observer, UK - 1 hour agoLike the camp guards who could go home at night to listen to Mozart, cry at poetry and play with their children, it is perfectly possible that Fritzl feels ...
- OUT AND ABOUT - PNW Local News
OUT AND ABOUTPNW Local News, WA - 29 minutes agoWriting and performance group to read poetry as part of “Folklife” event. Center House Theatre, 305 Harrison St., Seattle Center. “Namaste Man”: May 30-June ...
- Capital Times: requiem for a paper without paper - Wisconsin State Journal
And so that our first week without a Capital Times we could hold. Now it is a daily newspaper only on-line. My professional journalism career began when I was a sophomore in college. The UW's Daily Cardinal and Badger Herald were cliques. I thought ...
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