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- America Ferrera, Alexis Bledel Jump Off A Cliff For 'Sisterhood Of ... - MTV News
America Ferrera, Alexis Bledel Jump Off A Cliff For 'Sisterhood Of ...MTV News, Canada - Mar 26, 2008"The first experience was so ideal for me, and I so love the material, and I love these girls. ... This was a story about teen girls that went further than ...
- Lesbos islanders battle for Lesbian name (BBC News)
Campaigners on the Greek island of Lesbos try to prevent a gay rights group from calling itself "lesbian".
- WEWS, WKYC, WAKR lead in Ohio Associated Press Broadcasters awards - Cleveland Plain Dealer
WEWS Channel 5 and WKYC Channel 3 were big winners locally in the Ohio Associated Press Broadcasters awards. On the radio side, WAKR AM/ 1590 dominated the awards. Channel 3 won second place in the television large-market Outstanding News Operation ...
- Nate's arrest a blow - Oakland Press
In January 2007, just as Nathaniel Abraham became a free man, his sister said he wanted to show the world he had been worth the trouble. Michelle Peoples-Dudley told The Oakland Press, "He wants the state to know and see the progress, and he wants ...
- BR names new poetry team to compete at national competition - Tiger Weekly
BR names new poetry team to compete at national competitionTiger Weekly, LA - 41 minutes agoHe also serves as percussionist for The Michael Foster Project and teaches poetry as part of the Big Buddy Program’s WordPlay Teen Writing Project. ...
- Meet Your Neighbor Terry Huston Director energizes historical society (The Oregonian)
Terry Huston has done several kinds of work and lived in different places, but her love of writing and Troutdale's history drew her back home a few years ago.
- Serving up hot coffee with a sense of humor on the side - Los Angeles Times
Serving up hot coffee with a sense of humor on the sideLos Angeles Times, CA - Jun 22, 2008Scattergood grew up in Iowa, has degrees in theology, poetry and cooking, and, when she isn't writing about food, is trying to get her two young daughters ...
- Symbolic flower grew from poetry of a doctor in war - Daily Reflector
As I was leaving the post office Thursday, I noticed my neighbor setting up his stand to distribute red poppies. A veteran of World War II and the Korean War, he was volunteering for the American Legion Auxiliary to distribute the flower in return ...
- Peabody's summer book report gets a makeover (The Salem News)
PEABODY and mdash; Summer reading shouldn't be a drudge, and neither should the book reports that come from them, say school officials. So the old-fashioned report is getting a bit of a makeover. Schoolchildren will still have the option to write a traditional book report, but there will be alternatives, including poetry, slide show presentations or clay art.
- After Dark: Breakin' at the Lockview, Ed Hardy and more. - Cleveland Plain Dealer
The sound of clanging utensils and plates and rumbling dishwashers wasn't musical enough for him. Last September, the Lime Spider in Akron closed its creaky door. Owner Danny Basone decided it was time to turn the infamous rock bar into a restaurant ...
- 81-year-old athlete keeps body, mind fit (Akron Beacon Journal)
V.E. ''Ed'' Bixenstine may have a leg up on the ''poetry in motion'' moniker than most. And with good reason. It's not just that Bixenstine — a retired Kent State University professor of psychology — is the author of professional works and novels, including a couple with cowboy themes and a soon-to-be published book of poetry.
- Valentina Martinez: The voice Pinochet couldn't silence - Times Online
Times OnlineValentina Martinez: The voice Pinochet couldn't silenceTimes Online, UK - 1 hour agoHer father, too, enjoyed music and during the years that he remained in Chile he sent his family cassettes of South American poetry and songs to remind them ...
- Shooting revisits magic of Pete Maravich era - Baton Rouge Advocate
It was a different time. The team played its home games on a basketball court that sat atop a dirt floor in what was essentially a rodeo arena. It’s star was a skinny kid who favored floppy, oversized socks. They were his lucky socks. He washed ...
- Write about D-Day and Republicans - La Crosse Tribune
It made me sick to read the article in the July 1 Tribune about the whooping crane chick killing another chick. That is how nature works. What made me sick wasn’t the death of the chick but that the Tribune had decided to make it newsworthy. On the ...
- Book Folks: Bausch to sign WWII novel - Memphis Commercial Appeal
Prolific author Richard Bausch will read from and sign his new novel "Peace" (Alfred A. Knopf, $20) twice this week, in Memphis and in Oxford, Miss. Bausch holds the Moss Chair of Excellence in the English Department at the University of Memphis ...
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