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- Come celebrate Governor’s Arts Award - ReporterHerald.com
ReporterHerald.comCome celebrate Governor’s Arts AwardReporterHerald.com, CO - 9 hours agoThe Governor’s Poetry Reading “Many Voices, a Celebration of Poetry and Music”: 6:30-8 pm Thursday at the Rialto Theater, 228 E. Fourth St. The celebration ...
- CRITICS' PICKS - Salt Lake Tribune
Poet Joy Harjo and the Native American experience Reading » Iconic and eclectic poet Joy Harjo comes to Utah this week as part of the Main Library's Dewey Lecture Series. Harjo's poetry reading and singing will kick off the local celebration of the ...
- Mirror's Edge Has Gone Gold - IGN
Mirror's Edge Has Gone GoldIGN, CA - 35 minutes agoMirror's Edge has been praised by top industry media saying it is 'the most exciting first-person adventure of the year' (EGM) and 'poetry in motion' ...
- More than dust in the wind - The Pendulum
More than dust in the windThe Pendulum, NC - 6 hours agoThe larger project will eventually integrate images, poetry, video and sound to convey layered narratives regarding geology, memory and human occupation of ...
- Broadway in South Africa! - Broadway World
Broadway in South Africa!Broadway World, NY - 3 hours agoThe cool thing about a bunch of American kids going to work with South African kids, in a way, there’sa little part of improving America’s standing in the ...
- Pinoy pop in Pinoy pop CDs (Philstar.com)
The record industry is in the doldrums at this time but we can still rest assured that the past four decades have produced a wealth of musical gems that continue to resonate to this day. And we Filipinos are suckers for oldies. Nothing thrills us more than indulging our memories with songs.
- Apostle of Hustle's Andrew Whiteman on cabaret and covering Leonard ... - Nationalpost.com
The Canwest Cabaret is a three day festival taking place at Toronto's Young Centre. Among other events, the Cabaret invites a diverse selection of performers to interpret the songbooks of Leonard Cohen, Kurt Weill and Duke Ellington. Here, Andrew ...
- A search for a slave named Dave - The State
A search for a slave named DaveThe State, SC - 1 hour agoHe signed his vessels — something unheard of for a slave — and sometimes wrote original verses of poetry on them. How has the discovery of your connection ...
- Ig-Nobel Thoughts - Inside Higher Ed
Ig-Nobel ThoughtsInside Higher Ed, DC - 3 hours agoRon Silliman is the author of more than twenty volumes of poetry and criticism, including most recently The Alphabet (University of Alabama Press) and The ...
- Achebe’s Poems Awe Listeners (The Harvard Crimson)
Chinua Achebe, professor and author of the acclaimed novel "Things Fall Apart," reads some of his most famous poems in front of a packed lecture auditorium in CGIS yesterday evening.
- Geography group given $50,000 grant - Bowling Green Daily News
The Kentucky Geographic Alliance at WKU has been awarded its fourth $50,000 grant from the National Geographic Society. The grant, titled “Mapping Kentucky Through the KGA,” will provide a variety of professional development opportunities and ...
- Unlocking the Ransom Center's 'Mystique of the Archive' - Austin American-Statesman
Rustling around in an archive sounds like a dreary task — the sort of thing you'd delegate to the unpaid summer intern. But if you've ever spent a stray hour plunging into the countless files held at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, you ...
- Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute hold community involvement night - Woodstock Sentinel Review
Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute hold community involvement nightWoodstock Sentinel Review, Canada - Nov 15, 2008Collection and Pennies for Friendship were received. Mary Lou Ross sent a letter explaining her trip to Nicaragua in January of 2009. ...
- Something is rotten in the state of 'Anarchy' Alan Sepinwall on TV - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Something is rotten in the state of 'Anarchy' Alan Sepinwall on TVThe Star-Ledger - NJ.com, NJ - 7 hours agoThere's even a biker poetry version of the "Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown" line from "Henry IV, Part II," when Clay, struggling with various ...
- Where We Stand: Advantage Obama - The Plank on TNR.com
Where We Stand: Advantage ObamaThe Plank on TNR.com, DC - 11 hours agoIn a relaxed, conversational style that interspersed poetry and prose, Senator Obama delineated what he would do as President in specific terms, ...
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