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- Sing, Improv, Read Poetry to the Divine - Alameda Sun
Sing, Improv, Read Poetry to the DivineAlameda Sun, CA - 2 hours agoSuggested love donation: $10-$15 (no one turned away for lack of funds). Want to sing with a group? Every Tuesday, from 7 to 9 pm, members of the Sounds of ...
- In the Gloaming: The Aging Athlete in Public Memory - PopMatters
In the Gloaming: The Aging Athlete in Public MemoryPopMatters, IL - 4 hours agoWhen he’s not deconstructing sporting events, he’s writing poetry as an MFA candidate at Texas State University. His work has appeared in Analecta, Fiasco, ...
- South African author Es'kia Mphahlele dies (CBC)
Acclaimed South African writer Es'kia Mphahlele, best known for his apartheid-era autobiography Down Second Avenue, has died at the age of 88.
- First UMC coffeehouse to open Nov. 21 - The Wichita Eagle
First UMC coffeehouse to open Nov. 21The Wichita Eagle, KS - 1 hour ago... of evening activities including live music, improvisational comedy and poetry readings. The coffeehouse will also offer free wireless Internet access. ...
- Habitat for Humanity extends invitation (The York Dispatch)
Swing a hammer and pray. Habitat for Humanity is inviting people to participate in its annual "Building on Faith" project at 255 E.
- Minnesota Orchestra Culminates In Future Classics Concert - HULIQ.com
All seven composers will be present to introduce their music at the concert, which will be hosted by Fred Child of American Public Radio's Performance Today and Steve Seel of Minnesota Public Radio's 89.3 The Current. "This full evening of exciting ...
- Community briefs 9/8 - Daily News Tribune
Waltham Day on Common will be held rain or shine Saturday, Sept. 13, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This free event, as part of Historic Waltham Days, includes pony rides, face painting, dance performances, live bands, flying saucer, train ride and obstacle ...
- Popular Tags (San Francisco Bay View)
Prisoners of Conscience Committee (POCC) Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. preaches “One Prisoner, One Contact” because he knows from experience how lonely life behind enemy lines can be and how a letter from a friend - a pen pal - can liberate mind and spirit.
- In Beijing, author treads fine line as she tells Tibet's story - Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science MonitorIn Beijing, author treads fine line as she tells Tibet's storyChristian Science Monitor, MA - 1 hour agoPhotos from 1960s Tibet and a framed map of ancient Asia, whose thick black border marks an independent Tibet, cover a wall. "If I didn't write [about ...
- Dinner for two, tickets to a top comedy gig and one night in a ... - guardian.co.uk
Dinner for two, tickets to a top comedy gig and one night in a ...guardian.co.uk, UK - 3 hours agoWelcome to Urban Undiscovered - the essential online destination for anyone interested in comedy, theatre, performance poetry, visual art, film and music. ...
- Rugby reflects trends in racism (Independent Online)
Many whites don't mind equality in the abstract, but do in practice: the perception that racism no longer exists is wrong, writes Rich Mkhondo.
- Class Calendar: Sewing for Teens, Childbirth, Women’s Ski ... - Sierra Sun
Class Calendar: Sewing for Teens, Childbirth, Women’s Ski ...Sierra Sun, CA - 3 hours agoKaren Terrey, poetry editor for the literary arts journal Quay, holds an MFA in creative writing and teaches creative writing at Sierra Nevada College. ...
- Acclaimed native shares tragedies, struggles in work (Hattiesburg American)
Home for poet and Gulfport native Natasha Trethewey is complicated. "I love this place. Yet this place has made an outsider of me," she said. Trethewey's latest collection of poetry "Native Guard," published in 2006, confronts this conflicting sense of displacement and what she calls "nostos," the Greek word for homecoming. The book takes its name from the first regiments of Louisiana Native ...
- • Collins' Ballistics' manages to pierce the heart, if not always ... - The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com
• Collins' Ballistics' manages to pierce the heart, if not always ...The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com, OH - 24 minutes agoBut I have been consistently disappointed that the poems are rarely more than clever. Like John Berryman, I believe that poetry should wound, ...
- Style inspired crime novelists - Chicago Tribune
James Crumley, 68, whose poetic and violent tales of crime in the American West made him a patron saint of the post-Vietnam private eye novel, died of complications from kidney and pulmonary diseases Tuesday in Missoula, Mont., where he lived. Mr ...
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