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- McKinney Calendar and News Briefs (McKinney Courier-Gazette)
Scottish fiddler Alasdair Fraser and cellist Natalie Haas, will perform a selection of Scottish tunes at 8 p.m. June 28 at the McKinney Performing Arts Center, 111 N. Tennessee Street.
- Highest-ranking Shriner visits area - Pensacola News Journal
Highest-ranking Shriner visits areaPensacola News Journal, FL - 6 hours ago... Lane welcomed family and friends of some of the winning poets for the third annual poetry contest, sponsored by the Friends of Southwest Branch Library. ...
- Alesia: Madison beer fest soaking up popularity (Wisconsin State Journal)
Madison's non-profit, fine beer Great Taste of the Midwest on Aug. 9 has a drinking problem: It's too popular. On a recent Sunday morning, Great Taste sold all of its 5,000 tickets in seemingly the time it takes to pour a tap beer. Despite limiting sales to in-person sites and mail order — nothing online — each $35 ticket was sold within about 30 minutes. The beer fest ticketbuyers needed to be ...
- Non-trad freshman young at heart (Advance Titan)
Patricia Goetz’s two oldest grandchildren go to college in Wisconsin. Like most grandmas, Goetz listens to her grandchildren when they talk about classes, professors and exams. But unlike those other grandmas, Goetz can compare notes.
- Tok Perak lacks drama - New Straits Times
Sabri (left) and Angeline in one of her many roles. HIZREEN KAMAL found Tok Perak: Yang Mencari Dan Menanti — Drama Sepintas Lalu lacking in many ways. TOK Perak: Yang Mencari Dan Menanti — Drama Sepintas Lalu, based on playwright Datuk Syed Alwi ...
- Thompson: School's out, but don't forget teachers - Northwest Herald
I’m not what you’d call an instructor. I don’t even like to show people how to work their computer, let alone summon the supernatural patience I’ve seen in the teachers I know. I am the daughter of a teacher, the niece of several teachers and ...
- The prize fighter - Boston Globe
NEW YORK - On the darkened stage, two dancers tentatively touch each other to the sounds of falling rain and distant thunder. Images of lush scenery appear on a screen behind them. It seems to be daybreak. As the man lifts the woman to his shoulders ...
- Festival to rock out with Patti Smith (Adelaide Now)
MELBOURNE has unveiled its program for the October festival which will welcome 1970s rock goddess Patti Smith and offer 15 world premieres.
- Students learn through recording (The News & Observer)
The challenge was to come up with an idea that can transform public education, particularly in poor communities. The winner: an educator with a passion for making school fun.
- Local poet's book of poetry nominated for Pulitzer Prize, National ... - TriVallyCentral
Having touched the lives of countless persons within Connecticut and without, West Hartford resident and poet Bob Jacob's latest book of poetry, "Perspective," was nominated recently for two highly prestigious literary awards, the Pulitzer Prize and ...
- How to Welcome a New Missal (Zenit News Agency)
Well said, Bishop Arthur Serratelli. It is particularly refreshing to hear a bishop speak to the challenge the translators have faced. Catholics and clergy alike should listen careful to his Excellency's words.
- Music note: Billy Bragg takes brave stand against fascists and bad tea - Twin Cities Planet
Music note: Billy Bragg takes brave stand against fascists and bad teaTwin Cities Planet, Minnesota - 17 minutes agoCR Avery (Bragg’s opening act, who combines beat-boxing with beat poetry): cravery.com. Upcoming shows at the Cedar Cultural Center: thecedar.org. ...
- Elmira Kidney Walk draws 200 and raises $17,000 - Star-Gazette
With a festival celebrating the Chemung River and a walk supporting children's hunger programs also happening Saturday in Elmira, organizer Lynne Rusinko couldn't help but wonder what kind of crowd the second Elmira Kidney Walk would draw. There was ...
- AMU makes science textbooks available in Urdu - Zee News
Lucknow, May 24: The Urdu language has long been associated with poetry and literature in India. But now it will also be a medium of learning science in schools and madrassas, thanks to the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). AMU has decided to ...
- News from the Sawyer Free Library (The Cape Ann Beacon)
Sawyer Free Library patrons and the community at large look forward to the annual Friends of the Library Book and Bake Sale, an event vital to the library’s support toward its role as information access center and contributer of cultural programs encompassing not only Gloucester but the wider Cape Ann area as well.
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