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- Teen Poetry Slam (Cape May County Herald)
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- Roses are red, violets are blue, HSBC investors know what to do - Daily Telegraph
Every year a handful of HSBC's Hong Kong shareholders compose poems praising the bank and read out their masterpieces. This year Mike Geoghegan, HSBC's straight-talking chief executive, will be there to hear the offerings. If only Geoghegan could ...
- Foothills Arts Center hosts Kids Summer Arts program - Morning Sentinel
Foothills Arts Center hosts Kids Summer Arts programMorning Sentinel, maine - 1 hour agoDavid Hart, an actor, singer, and visual artist, has worked with SAD 9 students, and Kim Jacques teaches art and focuses on creating a story within her work ...
- The rise of the smorgasbord arts night - guardian.co.uk
guardian.co.ukThe rise of the smorgasbord arts nightguardian.co.uk, UK - 34 minutes agoMulti-programmed events mix theatre with food, music, live art and poetry. Will someone invent a fringe theatre crawl? Cultural picnicking ... a play at ...
- It's Happening -VILLAGER (Scarborough Mirror)
HUMBERCREST UNITED CHURCH hosts its 43rd annual from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This year's sale features china, linens, jewelry, books, toys, sports equipment, clothing for all, glassware, pots and pans, and much more. A snack bar is also available.
- Regional calendar - Wicked Local Roslindale
Regional calendarWicked Local Roslindale, MA - Jul 10, 2008Sponsors include the New England Poetry Club, Friends of the Longfellow House and the National Park Service. There is no onsite parking, ...
- Iraqi translators have the deadliest job (San Francisco Chronicle)
Neither his parents nor his siblings know he works for the U.S. Army. It's bad enough that he wakes up each night around 2 a.m., the hour his armored convoy was hit by a roadside bomb several months ago. He doesn't want his family to have the same...
- 'Tenured radical' tries to revive professors group - USA Today
'Tenured radical' tries to revive professors groupUSA Today - 4 hours ago"It's like poetry, isn't it?" Benjamin said, comparing Nelson's AAUP and scholarly work. "You have to have creativity and you have to have discipline. ...
- Should You Be Allowed to Buy Plastic Fish Brake Lights? - New York Times Blogs
I am a firm believer in consumer choice — an individual’s utility and society’s economic welfare are maximized if people are free to buy whatever they want (so long as others are not forced to sell it to them). Nonetheless, an amazing number of ...
- Tom Meschery: Dishing out knowledge - Sierra Sun
Tom Meschery, who has lived in Truckee for more than 30 years, was inducted into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame in 2003 and was one of five Golden State Warriors players to have his jersey retired. Emma Garrard/Sierra Sun Editor’s note: This is ...
- New book explains author's struggle with misdiagnosis - Cape Gazette
New book explains author's struggle with misdiagnosisCape Gazette, DE - 17 minutes agoHer first book, “Delaware, I Sing thy Shore,” is a poetry and photography piece highlighting the natural beauty of the state. Both books may be purchased at ...
- Remembering Josh: Friends gather to honor young Bluffton car-crash ... - Island Packet Online
Cindy Sprouse, a teacher and friend of Josh George, didn't know much about the 17-year-old junior when she met him. His mother, Cheryl, the school nurse at Bluffton High School, didn't make him out to be an academic. But after teaching Josh for a ...
- Thomas Jefferson, Gentleman Scholar (The New York Sun)
The title of Kevin Hayes's new study of Thomas Jefferson, "The Road to Monticello" (Oxford University Press, 752 pages, $34.95), holds out several possibilities. Is it a book about Jefferson's famous house, which he spent much of his life building and rebuilding, and which still stands as a monument to his multifaceted genius? Or could it be a biography covering the first decades of Jefferson's ...
- The voyage of a lifetime - Austin American-Statesman
Ben Edelstein rose early, clambered up the steps of the Gypsy Soul and gazed out at deep blue water. Alone in a cove in the Galapagos Islands, the former Austin real-estate broker saw nothing but 3,000 miles of water between him and the Marquesas ...
- Edgy and intense, Kingston defies expectations - Canada.com
Canada.comEdgy and intense, Kingston defies expectationsCanada.com, Canada - 3 hours agoThis is edgy tourism for a certain kind of traveller. One observer has referred to Kingston as "poetry and chaos." I, too, found both.
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