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- Johnson, Barbara E. Nee: Ozburn - Wrightstown Post Gazette
Johnson, Barbara E. Nee: OzburnWrightstown Post Gazette, WI - 5 hours agoBarbara was very fond of sewing and enjoyed creative writing in her short stories and poetry. Barbara was a devoted mother and took great care of her ...
- De'Medici: Not such a bad guy? - Philadelphia Inquirer
Bankers tend to get bad press in their lifetimes, worse when they're dead. J.P. Morgan personally rescued America from economic ruin during several monetary crises, but is characterized most frequently as a scowling manipulator whose complex web of ...
- New play explores what search reveals about us - Chicago Tribune
PHILADELPHIA - They are an unquestionably bizarre set of Internet search terms: Mange. Human mold. White camellia. Dying Elmo. Could those words also be clues to finding a missing person? That's the premise behind "User 927," a new production in ...
- Celebrations, lights, action: World Refugee Day 2008 - Reuters AlertNet
Celebrations, lights, action: World Refugee Day 2008Reuters AlertNet, UK - 1 hour agoThere will also be quizzes, drawing and essay-writing competitions, tree planting, seminars, workshops, speeches, public awareness campaigns and poetry ...
- Jazz on the Rocks: A Rap on Pulp Music - Political Affairs Magazine
Jazz on the Rocks: A Rap on Pulp MusicPolitical Affairs Magazine, NY - 2 hours agoThe words associated with music are lyrics – poetry, if you prefer. To fully appreciate music, you must understand its language, not so much its technical ...
- Vercingetorix (Online Journal)
The rational thing to do, according to economic theory, is to maximize your income, and buy goods and services, and be happier than before. What about dignity?
- Smears, Scribbles, and Scratches: Twombly at the Tate Modern - New York Sun
The magnificent retrospective of veteran American artist Cy Twombly at London's Tate Modern is a reminder that, above all else, painting is smearing and drawing is scribble. In his handling, with its extremes of slightness and scatter, informality ...
- ‘1940: A Novel’ by Jay Neugeboren - Today's Zaman
‘1940: A Novel’ by Jay NeugeborenToday's Zaman, Turkey - 10 hours agoBoth peoples, Bloch muses, "share a marked and common respect for the printed word -- we are The People of the Book, they The People of Poetry and Thought. ...
- The Art of Assimilation - Brooklyn Rail
The Art of AssimilationBrooklyn Rail, NY - 14 minutes ago“Everywhere I went, I had a knapsack full of texts—philosophy, Jewish texts, poetry, fiction,” Seidman explains, which he began terming “my traveling ...
- Mission to offer program for youth - Times-West Virginian
Mission to offer program for youthTimes-West Virginian, WV - 3 hours agoWorkshops will be held in music, art, drama, poetry and creative writing, he said. “And these workshops are free to all middle and high school kids who want ...
- KELLER'S WWE SMAKDOWN REPORT 5/23: Undertaker vs. Chavo, MVP vs ... - Pro Wrestling Torch
KELLER'S WWE SMAKDOWN REPORT 5/23: Undertaker vs. Chavo, MVP vs ...Pro Wrestling Torch - 5 hours agoFoley said he was hard on Cherry last week, so he wrote some poetry for her. Foley said Vickie has a tendency to make the best matches for the worst reasons ...
- Main Course - Galway First
Main CourseGalway First, Ireland - 7 hours agoPoetry in mushrooms At the end of May, I went along to a reading by poet Dennis O'Driscoll at the Galway City Library. And it made me hungry. ...
- Writer Adam Thorpe tells Tim Martin about watching the English ... - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukWriter Adam Thorpe tells Tim Martin about watching the English ...Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 3 hours ago"And feigning is a medieval term, a positive one, for writing poetry. It's a word they use again and again. I think novelists and historians are feigners of ...
- 'Jellyfish' is clever, but like its characters, it drifts (The Plain Dealer)
A couple stands in the harsh sunshine, silently but obviously breaking up. The man is sullen. The woman is silent. Behind them, the sea stretches out in turquoise waves -- but there's something wrong with the perspective. This body of water stretches out vertically, not horizontally.
- Time Off Europe Calendar - Wall Street Journal
theater "Big Love" by Charles Mee: Fifty brides flee 50 grooms and seek refuge in an idyllic Italian villa. When the grooms catch up with their brides, mayhem ensues in a modern retelling of "The Danaids" or "The Suppliant Women" by Aeschylus.
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