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- Literary landscapes - Jerusalem Post
A long, winding path bordered with young trees and blooming flowers leads to Bar-Ilan University's northern campus, where sparkling new buildings stand in sharp contrast to the dilapidated structures on its southern edge. Under the soft lights in the ...
- Afterglow of CCM opera lingers - Cincinnati Enquirer
Afterglow of CCM opera lingersCincinnati Enquirer, OH - 25 minutes agoCatán’s opera, with a libretto by Juan Tovar, is more about Paz’s surreal, dreamlike poetry than the gothic horror of Hawthorne. ...
- When Free Speech Doesn’t Come Free - The People's Voice
The People's VoiceWhen Free Speech Doesn’t Come FreeThe People's Voice, TN - 10 hours agoMay 20, 2008 Remi Kanazi is the editor of the forthcoming anthology of poetry, Poets For Palestine, which can be pre-ordered at www.PoetsForPalestine.com. ...
- Portrait of the Artist - New City Chicago
Portrait of the ArtistNew City Chicago, IL - 1 hour agoIn a way parallel to his sound art, Booth’s poetry and text paintings and drawings are concerned with the materiality of language, and though he has been ...
- A magical way with words - Chicago Tribune
G. E. "Gerry" Murray's poetry won him critical acclaim in the literary world. His skill for using the right words in the right way also led to a career in public relations, where he wrote speeches for prominent business leaders. "His ability to say ...
- Poetry with a sense of place (The State)
Calling All Poets! The Medical University of South Carolina seeks poetry submissions to accompany art work at a new center for the diagnosis and treatment of heart, vascular and digestive diseases. Poetry Categories “South Carolina — A Sense of Place” : Poems should consider the ways in which the natural world offers poets metaphors about the beauty and mystery of the cycles of life, as ...
- A long, winding road to recovery... (Westerly Sun)
Sylvia Bogusz (center) with her brother, father and mother at a fundraiser for her medical expenses at the Calabrese Club.
- Dvorak's 'Rusalka' makes long-overdue Cleveland premiere - Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Cleveland Orchestra's concert performances of Dvorak's "Rusalka" this week at Severance Hall will do away with theatrical trimmings, including those in this 2004 Metropolitan Opera production, which featured Renee Fleming, left, in the title role ...
- ‘Persian Visions’ exhibition opens May 17 at Mulvane Art Museum - TK Magazine
‘Persian Visions’ exhibition opens May 17 at Mulvane Art MuseumTK Magazine, KA - 1 hour agoThe 60 photographs offer a glimpse into engaging aspects of existence ranging from family, history and place, to mortality, language and memory. ...
- Kathleen Edwards, Leslie Feist: why does Canada produce so many ... - Times Online
Times OnlineKathleen Edwards, Leslie Feist: why does Canada produce so many ...Times Online, UK - 4 hours agoEven in this internet, cable-TV, connected world, girls with poetry in their souls will still retire to their bedrooms to write songs and escape their ...
- UM experts available to discuss 2008 presidential elections - U of M News Service (press release)
UM experts available to discuss 2008 presidential electionsU of M News Service (press release), MI - 2 hours agoHis books include "Invisible Politics: Black Political Behavior," "Black Political Parties" and "The Poetry of Black Politics." He can be reached at (734) ...
- Historic event goes Saturday - Wichita Falls Times Record News
VERNON (Special) — The 125th annual Doan’s May Picnic spreads over the lawn of the historic Doan’s Adobe Saturday. The adobe house is the oldest structure still standing in the county. It’s located about 12 miles north of Vernon on FM 2916 ...
- The White Whale - Nation
In April 2007 in Washington there was a joint meeting of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the American Philosophical Society on the theme of "The Public Good: Knowledge as the Foundation for a Democratic Society." E.L. Doctorow's keynote ...
- Human, understand thyself: Scott Mackay interviewed - Crows Nest
Crows NestHuman, understand thyself: Scott Mackay interviewedCrows Nest - 1 hour agoI have since found several examples, primarily in classic poetry, and even some renditions in the sf field. In any case, darkness twenty-four seven, ...
- Death, Birth, Money, and Diversity: A Q&A With the Author of Hospital - New York Times Blogs
Julie Salamon ’s new book, Hospital , chronicles a year in the life of the Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. She begins with two quotations that for me, having spent enough time in the E.R. as a volunteer rape-crisis counselor, resonate ...
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