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- Song Submissions - Minnesota Public Radio
The lyricist STEPHEN BURT is the author of two poetry volumes, "Popular Music" and "Parallel Play." He's the former chair of the English Department at Macalester College, and he'll start teaching poetry this fall at Harvard University.
- Interview With Bree of "Miss Rap Supreme" - AfterEllen.com
Interview With Bree of "Miss Rap Supreme"AfterEllen.com - 8 hours agoI've always been into writing music and poetry since I was 11 years old. It's always just been something that I love to do. But what really got me into ...
- This will brighten any day - Oregonian
The sun is supposed to be out. The graphic in the bottom corner of my newspaper this morning said the sun would be out. It's raining. I respectfully request that it stop. The print industry has enough problems without weather reports gone bogus as ...
- Longtime corporate finance lawyer - Chicago Tribune
Lawrence A. Coles Jr. applied his endless energy as much to his longtime career as a corporate finance lawyer as he did to celebrating every moment he could with family and friends. In the business world, Mr. Coles worked late into the night to ...
- Idoladdict: David beats David! - Seattle Post Intelligencer
Idoladdict: David beats David!Seattle Post Intelligencer - 1 hour agoI'm thinking she should write a book of poetry. -Ryan dancing with the "So You Think You Can Dance" kids during the Donna Summer medley. Perfection. ...
- Slate Literary Editor - Washington Post
Slate Literary EditorWashington Post, United States - 2 hours agoHer writing and poetry have appeared in Slate, The New Yorker, The Nation, the New Republic, the New York Times and other publications. ...
- An Oregon Eco Fable at Salem's Pentacle Theatre - Oregonian
"Betty the Yeti" at Salem's Pentacle Theatre. I am always looking for homegrown theatre about environmental issues in Oregon and the western states. I rarely ever find anything. Though we are daily surrounded by real life dramas in the form of ...
- Chautauqua features heroes of the natural world - Asheville Citizen-Times
Chautauqua features heroes of the natural worldAsheville Citizen-Times, NC - 1 hour agoHer 1951 bestseller, “The Sea Around Us,” thrilled readers with the poetry of science. Eleven years later in her shattering classic “Silent Spring,” she ...
- Country and Western Round-up Days scheduled (Ventura County Star)
A meaty decision that United Methodist Church of Thousand Oaks made almost a year ago has steered it to a new event that will feature its renowned deep-pit barbecue.
- Fine arts fair a hit with Sydney Mines students - Cape Breton
SYDNEY MINES — Grade 7 student Carrissa Carey loves hockey. And while the sport might not seem like a fitting subject for a fine arts fair, she used her ingenuity to win first place among students in her grade at Sydney Mines Junior High School ...
- New reading garden brightens up Plumb Library (The Standard-Times)
ROCHESTER — A child's journey to reading is complex, but a "reading garden" could be the perfect place to establish the roots of learning in a lovely garden setting at the Joseph H. Plumb Memorial Library in Rochester.
- Che Guevara Birth Marked in Zambia - La Prensa Latina
Lusaka, Jun 22 (Prensa Latina) A political-cultural gala held at the Play House Theater closed a campaign marking the 8Ernesto Che Guevara's 80th birthday anniversary. Students, artists, graduates in Cuba, members of the Zambia-Cuba Friendship ...
- Wesley Anne - The Age
The AgeWesley AnneThe Age, Australia - May 8, 2008... performance poetry or even a wedding) in the "band room" to the left, while the bar and dining tables are housed in the main, high-ceilinged section. ...
- 15-year-old high school grad prepares for college this fall - Martinsville Bulletin
15-year-old high school grad prepares for college this fallMartinsville Bulletin, VA - 1 hour agoShe prefers art and writing poetry and short stories. The social aspect of school life in her earlier years was not as easy as her classes were. ...
- 'Americanized' dream (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
From lyric bards of old to Beats backed by jazz bands, music and poetry have gone hand-and-hand for ages. So what then to make of Duende, the collaboration between Worcester poet Tony Brown and Rhode Island bassist Steven Cafaro? Simply put, Duende takes the conventions of the hipster music/poetry combo and injects them with a healthy dose of punk rock and black humor. The combo's most recent ...
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