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- Out and About: Sept. 17 - 28 - Avon Messenger
Out and About: Sept. 17 - 28Avon Messenger, MA - 35 minutes agoOpen mic signup, 8 pm Open mic followed by featured poet, concludes with poetry slam. The Trinity Church Flea Market every Saturday. ...
- Scholar claims to find medieval Jewish capital - San Francisco Gate
A Russian archaeologist says he has found the lost capital of the Khazars, a powerful nation that adopted Judaism as its official religion more than 1,000 years ago, only to disappear leaving little trace of its culture. Dmitry Vasilyev, a professor ...
- Obama vows to renew America's promise - Cape Argus
Obama takes his place in history books Democrats primed for spectacular finale 'America needs more than a soldier' Democrats usher Obama into history McCain to announce VP pick: reports Denver, Colorado - Barack Obama on Thursday savaged John McCain ...
- 'How can the People of the Book be against books?' - Haaretz.com
For 15 years Israeli Arab Salah Abassi has traded books between Israel and its Arab neighbors, fostering a rare cultural link. But in August Israeli authorities suddenly refused to renew his trading license because he was trading with enemy states ...
- Campaign Now Defined By Change - The Bulletin
Though the candidates have been at this for well over 18 months, the rules leading up to Nov. 4 have all changed and the race is now all about "change." Barack Obama is no longer the new kid on the block, as Alaskan Gov. Sarah Palin is the Catwalk ...
- Bard productions showcase works of Polish composer - Daily Gazette
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON — Polish composer Karol Szymanowski is not a name familiar to most American audiences. Bard Summerscape will change that tonight with its double bill of Szymanowski’s opera “King Roger†and his pastoral dance “Harnasie ...
- Selkirk hosting famed novelist - Castlegarnews.com
Selkirk hosting famed novelistCastlegarnews.com, Canada - 4 hours agoMarilyn Bowering is a Canadian writer who has received many awards for poetry including the Pat Lowther Award, the Dorothy Livesay Prize and several ...
- The Simple (Self-Sufficient) Life - Riverwired
The Simple (Self-Sufficient) LifeRiverwired, NY - 19 hours ago... and your family. Yes, and even create more of your own entertainment, too—meeting socially for parties, music, walks, poetry readers, meals and visits."
- Library celebrates freedom of speech - Newport News-Times
Banned books with excerpts from readers. Anne Frank, a Jewish teenager forced into hiding during the Holocaust, spent 25 months during World War II secreted away above an Amsterdam office. When she, and others hiding with her, were betrayed to the ...
- Time-tested plot draws audience into Depression - Contra Costa College Advocate
Time-tested plot draws audience into DepressionContra Costa College Advocate, CA - 3 hours agoShe studies French art and poetry in her free time, wishing to one day delve into the culture. Her grandfather, a retired old-timer simply known as "Gramps ...
- Where silence is on the timetable: Quiet is key at Quaker schools - The Independent
There are a number of noises that one associates with school: the cacophony of young voices in a playground; the chatter of a busy dining hall; and the teacher's whistle on the playing field. But at Quaker schools, there's a fourth that's part of the ...
- The McCain-isms that Lost the Debate, If Not the Election - Huffingtonpost.com
In presidential elections, winning and losing results less from the facts presented, than the keywords and key phrases repeated. At no time was this more true than last night's debate in Tennessee. Second Debate Turns McCain-isms into Major Problem ...
- A change at Women’s Resources - La Crosse Tribune
You are cordially invited to join Houston County Women’s Resources staff, family, community and friends to say goodbye to Rosanne St. Sauver. Rosanne is moving on to the position of executive director of LGBT Resource Center for the 7 Rivers Region ...
- Yeats meets the digital age, full of passionate intensity - International Herald Tribune
DUBLIN : So here, under airtight, light-shielding glass, is a notebook given to William Butler Yeats in 1908 by Maud Gonne, the beautiful, brainy feminist Irish revolutionary and object of Yeats's infatuation across five decades, the muse — well ...
- Teen drowns at city park - Columbia Daily Tribune
Columbia Daily TribuneTeen drowns at city parkColumbia Daily Tribune, MO - 1 hour agoHayes said Healea published several poems on Poetry.com. His poetry gives clues to both the troubles and joys in his life. A poem titled "Gone Forever" ...
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