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- ArtsEcho on Park Ave. offers art, music, shopping - Hudson Reporter
ArtsEcho on Park Ave. offers art, music, shoppingHudson Reporter, NJ - 11 hours agoArtsEcho will also host poetry readings in both English and Spanish and cultural evenings that not only feature the music and art of a particular country ...
- Oakland Opera Theater to Stage Stravinsky's Masterpieces - Broadway World
Oakland Opera Theater, applauded by critics and audiences for its intimately staged, professionally produced performances of 20th and 21st century operas, will present audiences with a breathtaking look at celebrated composer Igor Stravinsky’s ...
- With luxury condos above, hunger museum is set to open - Downtown Express
Downtown ExpressWith luxury condos above, hunger museum is set to openDowntown Express - 10 hours agoThe Poets House, a poetry library and literary center, will move in next year, and a branch of the New York Public Library is slated to open in 2010. ...
- Enrique Diemecke marks two decades leading the Flint Symphony ... - MLive.com
Courtesy photo Enrique Diemecke, a native of Mexico City, directs music in Flint recently. In his charming and scholarly way, conductor Enrique Diemecke has hit all the right notes during his 20-year tenure with the Flint Symphony Orchestra. He's a ...
- Above all, "Wire" is about transcendence (Denver Post)
The young man walks across a wire stretched between two platforms in a grassy field in France. A woman with dark hair rides his back.
- FMU to have fiction, poetry festival (Marion Star & Mullins Enterprise)
Six nationally known, bestselling authors and their readers will be at Francis Marion University Nov. 6-8 for the third annual Pee Dee Fiction and Poetry Festival. The event is free and open to the public.
- Mahmoud Darwish, poet of the Palestinians, dies (AlertNet)
Source: Reuters (Adds mourning, edits) By Mohammed Assadi and Ali Sawafta RAMALLAH, West Bank, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Mahmoud Darwish, whose poetry his fellow Palestinians embraced as the voice of their suffering, ...
- Wilcoxens carve winning pumpkin (Altus Times)
Leon and Nadine Bailey, left, pose with their purchase of the winning pumpkin in Mangum's pumpkin carving contest that was held Friday during Mangum's Art & Antique Stroll. The winning carver was Joan Wilcoxen and husband Eddie, right. Eddie also read some of his poetry during the event. The contest drew a large crowd and raised over $300 for the non-profit Friends of the Park.
- A clash of two birthdays (The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles)
Kuntar, the unrepentant child-killer psychopath and called on the network to "publicly apologize to its viewers in the Arab world for attempting to turn their children into the likes of Kuntar; to the journalism community, for robbing the profession of its nobleness, and, most urgently, to us, citizens of this planet, for re-legitimizing barbarity in the public square."
- Realtor buys Henderson 4BD - Blockshopper
Realtor buys Henderson 4BDBlockshopper, IL - 7 hours agoby Ross Franco, BlockShopper Staff Dulcie Crawford bought a four-bedroom, four-bath home at 2032 Poetry Ave. in Henderson from EMC Mortgage Corp. for ...
- United in the name of tolerance - guardian.co.uk
United in the name of toleranceguardian.co.uk, UK - Aug 2, 2008Through her friendship with a schoolmate whose family, according to Sylvia, was 'gothy', Sophie, in her young teens, began to change her appearance. ...
- Education notes - Salt Lake Tribune
Lecture on dealing with loss of sibling Jan Hare, professor of family studies and gerontology at the University of Wisconsin-Stout and an expert on bereavement and health care ethics, will discuss how to help adolescents deal with the loss of a ...
- Author Spotlight: David Tilley of Fairport (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
David Tilley of Fairport is involved in two collaborations that explore the idea of multiple authorship. Most recent publication: Two Trigram Myths were published in Contemporary Haibun Online.
- Beach Boy's back, but shouldn't be - Chicago Sun-Times
When it comes to the great romantic narratives of rock history, few are more enduring -- or consistently untrue -- than "Brian is back." Every few years, ever since Beach Boys auteur Brian Wilson first fled the spotlight amid a haze of drug and ...
- Doodles show lighter side of grumpy Larkin (Times Online)
PHILIP LARKIN had a reputation as a misanthrope who often treated the women in his life shabbily.
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