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- All Guardian Stories - Guardian Unlimited
So, Ken, how does one run this Saxon Witenagemot? UN: Burma junta is seizing international storm aid Big guns roll through Red Square once more 'There's at least 50,000 dead round here. But many of the bodies have disappeared' FAQ: Disaster diplomacy ...
- War poet Robert Graves 'stole work from his mistress' (Independent)
Few would doubt the brilliance of Robert Graves, a man considered to be one of Britain's foremost war poets whose verses on Greek mythology and frontline conflict cemented his name in literary history.
- Engelbert's Goils, a fan club based in Cleveland, love Humperdinck - Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bill Kennedy / The Plain Dealer Dot Gillberg, right, and Jeanne Friedl, center in photo, founded Engelbert's Goils, a Cleveland-based fan club for Engelbert Humperdinck, in 1971. Here they meet their hero shortly after they started the club. On ...
- Daily Calendar (California Aggie)
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- Arts around the Mid-coast; May 15, 2008 (The Times Record)
Nordica Trio AUGUSTA — The Nordica Trio comes to the University of Maine at Augusta on Sunday for a 2 p.m. concert in Jewett Hall Auditorium. A pre-concert talk is scheduled at 1 p.m.
- Waltzing Maltida a little ditty, historians say (ABC via Yahoo!7 News)
A couple of outback historians may be rewriting the story behind one of the Australia's most loved songs, Waltzing Matilda.
- India.Arie to Star in for colored girls at Broadway's Circle in ... - TheaterMania.com
Broadway.comIndia.Arie to Star in for colored girls at Broadway's Circle in ...TheaterMania.com, NY - 6 hours agoShe has been honored with the Columbia Medal of Excellence, The Los Angeles Times Award for Poetry, and a Guggenheim Fellowship. Finney won an NAACP Image ...Goldberg Brings 'For Colored Girls' To Bway 9/8, India.Arie Will Star Broadway WorldBroadway Revival of for colored girls... Will Arrive at Circle in ... Playbill.comall 46 news articles
- Words processing - Bangor Daily News
Bangor Daily NewsWords processingBangor Daily News, ME - 2 hours ago... African-American poet Jayne Cortez, feminist poet Nicole Brossard, and gay poets Dodie Bellamy, Kevin Killian and Eileen Myles. "The poetry of the ’70s ...
- Academy Offers Opportunity ‘To Learn What We Don’t Know’ (The Falmouth Enterprise)
A nonprofit organization founded by 22 Cape Cod residents in mid-1980s as an outlet for retirees who were still eager to learn and grow, the academy now offers more than 60 courses a semester on subjects ranging from opera to current affairs.
- Midwest Writing Center offers summer internships (Quad-City Times)
The Midwest Writing Center is looking for students ages 15-19 interested in a summer internship producing and distributing a magazine that showcases fiction, poetry and dramatic writing.
- Proud peafowl crossings (MLive.com)
Peacocks and peahens originally came to the Western world from Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan and the Himalayas, where the birds have mystical significance.
- Summer means more time for reading, what's your favorite book? - MLive.com
While the weather outside was frightful -- at least for June --Â I sat inside and read a book. Nobody was home. No television. No music. Just the soft flutter of the page turning and the pounding rain interrupted by thunder outside. It was like ...
- A Letter to a Retired Activist - OpEdNews.com
My friend John spent most of 30 or 40 years as a full time activist. A learned, wise and all around intelligent man, his subsistence came from doing “odd jobs” here and there. His full time job was to deface the nation’s highways and byways by ...
- Bruni takes a swipe at Berlusconi - Gulf Times
PARIS: France’s first lady Carla Bruni takes a swipe at Silvio Berlusconi, newly re-elected prime minister in her native Italy, in interviews for a frank new book to be published today. In Carla and Nicolas, the true story, written by two French ...
- 'The Earl Sande Saga' chronicles legendary jockey - WMI Central
SPRINGERVILLE - Summer of 1916. Hot, dusty. The rough and rowdy town of Springerville is pursuing its favorite sport - matched horse racing. It's a chance for working cowboys and ranchers to put their money on the cow ponies they've been "bragging on ...
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