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- It's voting day in the U.S.: Here's what you need to know (The North Bay Nugget)
On U.S. election day today, don't hang around your water cooler like an uninformed dangling-chad. Here's a invaluable guide to American political trivia that will [...]
- Win a pair of tickets to Theatre Kingston, Kingston Symphony or ... - Kingston This Week
Win a pair of tickets to Theatre Kingston, Kingston Symphony or ...Kingston This Week, Canada - 10 hours agoDirected by Kathryn MacKay “the garbage & the flowers” is an extraordinary stage presentation of thoughts, images, words, sounds, and poetry that takes the ...
- Young poets pen their way to success - Rutland and Stamford Mercury
Young poets pen their way to successRutland and Stamford Mercury, UK - 2 hours agoBy Julie Emberton TALENTED young poets who have an extraordinary way with words celebrated National Poetry Day by reciting their poems at Oakham library. ...
- Irish authors make splash at New Yorker Festival - Irish World News
Speaking at the three-day festival were Booker Prize winners Anne Enright (The Gathering) and Roddy Doyle (The Van), as well as Northern Irish Nobel prize winner Seamus Heaney and Paul Muldoon, the New Yorker poetry editor. During a talk at Manhattan ...
- Working Ranch Cowboys Association Rodeo (KAMR Amarillo)
The Working Ranch Cowboys Association Rodeo got started tonight. The next three days will be packed with activities out at the Amarillo National Bank Center. Activities range from art and trade shows, cowboy poetry, and of course the rodeo.
- Where To Buy The Bulletin - The Bulletin
Many are destined to reason wrongly; others, not to reason at all; and others to persecute those who do reason. The Bulletin is seeking creative submissions from anyone 15 and under for a new Youth Content feature. Are you a budding artist? Writer ...
- Axis of Friendship with Iran - Payvand
PayvandAxis of Friendship with IranPayvand, Iran - 1 hour ago... and poetry, concluding with a candle-lighting ritual to remember Sept. 12 and the spontaneous emergence of a global Axis of Friendship when Iranians lit ...
- Fall Previews - Packet Online
Bucks County Playhouse, 70 S. Main St., New Hope, Pa., Evita , through Sept. 21, Wed.-Thu. 2, 8 p.m., Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 4, 8 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m., $23; (215) 862-2041; www.buckscountyplayhouse.com McCarter Theatre, 91 University Place, Princeton ...
- Mankiw on Gas Taxes - New York Times Blogs
From Greg Mankiw ’s blog, a link to an interesting speech he gave in which he discussed how differently economists and politicians view the ability of taxes to solve externalities (e.g., gasoline taxes to offset the congestion costs of driving). In ...
- Illinois congressman offered Obama's chief of staff post - Allentown Morning Call
| President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday asked U.S. Rep. Rahm Emanuel to become his chief of staff as he began to create an administration that has promised to solve the country's woes. A day after he became the first black to be elected president ...
- I believe in UFOs. Am I crazy? (Salon.com)
My daughter saw one and I looked into it, and I found there's something to it!
- Growing number of local corn mazes offer naturally creepy fun - Grand Rapids Press
Press Photo/Katy Batdorff Press reporter Tricia Woolfenden navigates Carlson's Crypt Corn Maze near Belding, a family-friendly corn maze that has joined a growing number of such attractions in the area. When night falls, you can maneuver the maze ...
- Henry Rollins - Willamette Week
Henry RollinsWillamette Week, OR - 56 minutes ago... poetry and sleep-deprived reverie about life on the road, crushing loneliness and his waking dreams that slip easily from hot to horrifying. ...
- 'Big Read' Essay, Poetry, Art Contest - Corbin Times-Tribune
The Corbin Public Library recently received 100 copies of “A Lesson Before Dying” by Ernest Gaines. This book has been chosen as the novel that will be the main focus of the Big Read in Whitley County. The Big Read is a program designed by the ...
- What's Dudley Clendinen reading? - St. Petersburg Times
Dudley Clendinen 's recent book A Place Called Canterbury: Tales from the New Old Age is a study of life at an upscale retirement home in South Tampa, as well as an account of his mother's last years. Clendinen, who has been a writer for the New York ...
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