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- McCain's Small Victory - Slate
Debate #1 : Before I get spun, I'd say: small, Pyrrhic victory for McCain. McCain wanted to make Obama seem naive and inexperienced. He did about 40% of that. Obama wanted to make McCain seem dangerously ambitious, bellicose and hotheaded. He did 0 ...
- Faculty, staff authors featured at book festival - University of Wisconsin-Madison University Communications
Faculty, staff authors featured at book festivalUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison University Communications, WI - 7 hours agoThe event takes place at 10 am at the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St. Ron Wallace, professor of English, presents his poetry collection, ...
- Are older men really more romantic? - Mirror.co.uk
Are older men really more romantic?Mirror.co.uk, UK - 54 minutes agoAt 53, they become more romantic and surprise partners with roses, champagne, and, er, poetry. Some famous faces reveal the truth.. "I love big romantic ...
- Prop 8 Debate Hits YouTube (The Advocate)
Along with the major organizations urging residents to support their causes, voters in California and elsewhere are getting in on the action.
- It's happening right here in your community - Columbia Star
-AUCTION The Animal Protection League's Annual Benefit Auction will take place on October 25, 6 pm- 10 pm at The Columbia Marriott, 1200 Hampton St. 603-5443. -CHURCH/CHARITY First Presbyterian Church continues with their Wednesdays and Thursdays ...
- Rising Star: Adam Foulds, poet and novelist (Independent)
Amid the alarm over this week's John Llewellyn Rhys Prize shortlist, which consisted of six men, the fact that one of the candidates was a 40-page narrative poem, a rare thing in such prizes, was largely missed. But 33-year-old Adam Foulds has already been spotted – by Andrew Motion, who called his poetry "wonderfully weighted and articulate", and by Craig Raine, who said it was "word ...
- A Kurdish imagination - Times Online
A Kurdish imaginationTimes Online, UK - 1 hour agoThe novel abounds in magical scenes: the poet discovers a land that turns into an infinite garden at night; children are born with a line of poetry written ...
- Food Detective - Everything Alabama
If you happen upon something, say, like the Grand Canyon, that you've never before seen, does that make the site a new discovery? Like, if years after Christopher Columbus, you stumble upon America, have you found a new world? It was somewhat that ...
- An exercise in virtual training (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
Paul Krumrich is a Twin Cities triathlete and inventor whose latest project, a first-of-its-kind $12,000 bike training system, is touted to "encapsulate a rider in a bubble of technology."
- Baffling 'Inca Trail' veers off course - Chicago Sun-Times
Baffling 'Inca Trail' veers off courseChicago Sun-Times, United States - 9 hours agoBY ANDREW PATNER In the groves of academe far from daily life, professors toil in a subject they call post-colonial studies, an attempt to examine the ...
- M'Obama Brew: November 5th, 2008 - blogTO
blogTOM'Obama Brew: November 5th, 2008blogTO, Canada - 7 hours agoIs this really an issue of freedom of expression or is his defense as weak as his poetry is charming? Ever show up at a restaurant a little early, ...
- Kherdian’s hometown poems - Armenian Reporter
Kherdian’s hometown poemsArmenian Reporter, Armenia - 17 hours agoThe photo on the cover with three men, one of them with dark, dashing features and a cigarette dangling from his lips was enough to know it had to be true. ...
- James Gleeson: Surrealist painter, art critic and curator who drew dark inspiration from contemporary events (Independent)
James Gleeson was one of Australia's greatest artists, and the country's foremost surrealist painter. Unlike his contemporaries, who merely dabbled in surrealism, Gleeson remained true to its philosophy until his death at the age of 92. While his early work was critically acclaimed, in the middle period of his life Gleeson was better known as an art critic, author, poet and curator. At 68, he ...
- Mom's game to learn football - Toronto Sun
Mom's game to learn footballToronto Sun, Canada - 4 hours agoSo I guess he won't be joining the poetry club, like I had hoped, because I could have helped him with that, could have pulled out some dusty old books of ...
- Sister to the Sioux (The New Straits Times)
Anna Paquin highlights the plight of the Sioux tribe during the latter half of the 19th century in her role in Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee.
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