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- Amnesty to make pinwheels for peace (The Daily Gamecock)
Sunday will mark the International Day of Peace, and to recognize the day Amnesty International of USC will be making pinwheels for peace on Monday.
- Robert Giroux - Daily Telegraph
Robert Giroux, who died on Friday aged 94, was among the most distinguished names in American publishing in the second half of the last century. A partner in the publishing house Farrar, Straus & Giroux from 1964, he was described by the firm's ...
- When art intimidates life - The Daily Star
When art intimidates lifeThe Daily Star, Bangladesh - 25 minutes agoHe wrote poetry, he wrote songs -- some of which were made into videos for television. He got his book published, and consorted with poetic minds until one ...
- Glad to be back in New Hampshire (The Citizen of Laconia)
DARYL CARLSON/CITIZEN PHOTO DR. MARK EDELSTEIN returned to his New England roots, having moved back from the West Coast after serving as president of a community college out there for 10 years, to take the reigns of Lakes Region Community College here in Laconia two years ago.
- Independent author comes to Clinton Book Shop - Scarlet Scuttlebutt
Independent author comes to Clinton Book ShopScarlet Scuttlebutt, NJ - 7 hours agoHinnefeld has published fiction, poetry and essays in a number of print and online journals. “In Hovering Flight†is her first published novel. All books ...
- The Carrier - Mammoth Press
Mammoth PressThe CarrierMammoth Press - 54 minutes agoNo Love Can Save Me is significantly more melodic than their most obvious reference points which gives the cathartic poetry a wave of beauty to ride as it ...
- Star power meets philanthropy with celeb charities (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Bono battles the AIDS epidemic. Leonardo tries to make the world a greener place, and Martha has a soft spot for animals.
- Scribes and poets head to Kerry - Independent
Share So you want to be a writer? Now you've no excuse. Writers' Week has just announced its vibrant rainbow of literary competitions and workshops for 2008. The small Kerry town of Listowel will yet again play host this summer to writers and would ...
- After 30 years, the song remains the same at ArmadilloCon, Texas ... - Austin Chronicle
Anyone watching recent coverage of the massive Comic-Con in San Diego must think that all science-fiction conventions are costumed extravaganzas, and long-suffering fans of literary science fiction might wonder what happened to conventions where the ...
- Saddam now seen as ‘father of martyrs' by visitors to his grave - Kansas City Star
In the hometown of Saddam Hussein, they still call the late dictator The President. Inside a hall that once held an office Saddam used once or twice a year lies his tomb. A sheet embroidered with gold covers the burial site: "There is no God but God ...
- CCSU professor writes novel for young adults - New Britain Herald
CCSU professor writes novel for young adultsNew Britain Herald, CT - 5 hours agoAn early review from "School Library Journal" gives the novel a thumbs up: "Hazuka's first young adult novel realistically depicts one teen's struggle to ...
- On music: A knockout blow to Oasis - guardian.co.uk
On music: A knockout blow to Oasisguardian.co.uk, UK - 4 hours agoWhen they emerged, their balls, chops, and nonsense poetry was fun for a while, especially after the miserable sludge of navel-gazing grunge. ...
- Nurtured humor - Argonaut
Nurtured humorArgonaut, ID - 5 hours agoIn an office, complaining always comes first, but office life has its upsides, he said. “I thought he was very witty and he had good insights,†said Walter ...
- Love-triangle slaying: McLean, guilty of lesser charge, to seek ... - Knoxville News Sentinel
The McLean Files 'Love Triangle' murder trial delayed until September Trial date of Jan. 14 set in 'love triangle' killing 'Justice for Sean': Mother pickets for son slain in love triangle killing Ex-student teacher accused of seducing teen McLean ...
- Archive Artifact #3: The Nixon Option (Jan. 2005) - OpEdNews.com
Chances are Bush has already committed enough high crimes and misdemeanors to be put away for life. Unfortunately we've yet to locate a Woodward and Bernstein to turn the tide of public opinion. The summer of 2004 was very productive for me as I ...
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