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- 21st annual mayor's walk draws a crowd - Spectrum
ST. GEORGE — Hundreds of athletes lined up before dawn on Saturday to walk in a shorter race and partake in a marathon tradition. As rain sprinkled from the dark sky, visitors and community members alike walked in the 21st Annual Mayor’s Walk ...
- Broken hearts in flight - West End Word
West End WordBroken hearts in flightWest End Word, MO - 2 hours agoFor the modern ballet fans looking for expressive beauty, the group will perform a 2003 piece called “Reassuring Effects (of Form and Poetry)” set to ...
- Professors bring independent press to Ithaca - Ithaca College The Ithacan
Professors bring independent press to IthacaIthaca College The Ithacan, USA - 2 hours agoThe press publishes a wide spectrum of styles that include, but are not limited to, lyric essays, prose poems, experimental biography, autobiography and ...Award-winning essayist to speak at college Ithaca College The Ithacanall 2 news articles
- Multifaceted, but under threat of simplification - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Multifaceted, but under threat of simplificationMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 2 hours agoIt did sound funny saying those words out loud. "Not only that, but he plays on the football team and must break the news to his teammates and coach. ...
- Capturing charmed but doomed coastline - WalesOnline
Capturing charmed but doomed coastlineWalesOnline, United Kingdom - 10 hours agoIn Shifting Shores she displays a maturity of style compatible with her interest in memory, myth and poetry. The artist’s impressionistic style suits this ...
- Evangelista: Session Road's builder and a Benguet beauty - Sun.Star
Evangelista: Session Road's builder and a Benguet beautySun.Star, Philippines - 10 hours agoThe contest will be open to musically-inclined individuals or groups of individuals who are residents of Baguio City. The melody and text/lyric/poetry of ...
- Ind. poet laureate prefers to be 'people's poet' - Evansville Courier-Press
As a half-baked writer, one of the self-prescribed daily vitamins I most look forward to is reading the smooth work of renowned book, magazine and newspaper scribes. But I must admit reading poetry was never my thing — much less taking the time to ...
- On Poetry: Slow season lets 'Trout' fly (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
I keep swimming in our lake until the water's unbearably cold. My family thinks I'm crazy. But it's the deep pleasure of going slow, of feeling the water on my skin, of the way it feels velvety as I push through it, for no particular goal, just to keep afloat from our dock to Cherry Point and back. I'm thinking about a poem I found in the July/August issue of Poetry magazine. It's about fishing, ...
- A Haiku to Nature in Reston - Washington Post
A Haiku to Nature in RestonWashington Post, United States - 2 hours agoTo the extent that "Sleeping Tree" works -- and I mean both the installation and the exhibition that takes its name from it -- it works like poetry. ...
- Dressage At Devon Horse Show Sept. 23-28 - Town Talk
Dressage At Devon Horse Show Sept. 23-28Town Talk, PA - 3 hours agoDressage has been called poetry in motion and ballet on horseback. Dressage is an ancient equestrian discipline, and the fastest growing equestrian sport in ...
- Stephen Petronio Company - guardian.co.uk
Stephen Petronio Companyguardian.co.uk, UK - 5 hours agoSet to music by Rufus Wainwright and the poetry of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson, it portrays the teeming joy of seasonal rebirth. ...
- "Wilderness . . . under the surface." - Philadelphia Inquirer
"Wilderness . . . under the surface."Philadelphia Inquirer, PA - 19 hours ago"I knew I wanted a wider audience than poetry, but I was looking for a center for a book," she says. She thought of an impressionistic travelogue or a tale ...
- On the Bright Side: Hartwick professor publishes poets’ letters - Daily Star
Thomas Travisano, a Hartwick College professor, said he spent 10 years working on correspondence between Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell. The result has been a collection gaining mainstream media recognition. ``I just thought these were fabulous ...
- Sculptor's latest work honors role models - Oakland Tribune
OAKLAND — Sculptor Mario Chiodo began his life-long fascination with history at age 5, when he first learned about Abraham Lincoln. As he grew he devoured biographies of Frederick Douglass, Susan B. Anthony and Mahatma Ghandi. He got lost in the ...
- UMaine to Hold Event on Environment, Arts - RedOrbit
UMaine to Hold Event on Environment, ArtsRedOrbit, TX - 16 hours ago... Awareness" will feature UM faculty and staff in musical and dance performances, poetry recitations and discussions related to environmental issues. ...
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