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- Bookshops in central England (Guardian Unlimited)
Old Hall Bookshop, Chipping Campden Bookshop, James Redshaw, Wenlock Books ... the Midlands' best independents, as chosen by you
- Calendar: Western Swing and a trip back to the '60s or is that just ... - Fort Worth Business Press
5 p.m. A benefit for Streams & Valleys Inc. The party includes a 3.4-mile run, walk or stroll along the Trinity River and a mini-mile for kids, canines, and friends, live music by Pardi Gras, foods from local restaurants, beer, wine and lots of fun ...
- Multidimensional Movements Echo the Depths and Horizons of the Sea - New York Times
New York TimesMultidimensional Movements Echo the Depths and Horizons of the SeaNew York Times, United States - 13 minutes agoExtraordinary as sheer invention, “Ocean†is a magnum opus I admire without loving; I can’t lose myself in it as theater poetry. ...
- The Met's 'Doctor Atomic' - Oneida Dispatch
The Met's 'Doctor Atomic'Oneida Dispatch, NY - 2 hours ago... to helm the elegiac "Doctor Atomic," with a libretto Sellars manufactured from declassified Manhattan Project documents, memoirs and poetry. ...
- A Growing Divide at the Border (Washington Post)
BORDER FIELD STATE PARK, Calif. -- Each face would be overlaid with the rusted chain links of the U.S.-Mexico border fence, but Jorge Ibarra snapped the photos anyway.
- Bad Times, Good Prices (New York Times)
In belt-tightening times, the cost of enjoying the arts in New York might seem particularly daunting. Here?s how to get the most for your cultural dollar.
- Why Bother Believing In God? - Yankton Daily Press
Why Bother Believing In God?Yankton Daily Press, SD - 6 hours agoIt was like poetry in midair. I said, “I believe because I’ve seen you. And because I’ve heard you.†The plane jolted again. Two rows behind, a baby started ...
- Keynote speaker says arts need to be ‘beating heart’ of education - Williamsport Sun-Gazette
The arts need to become the beating heart of education. That was the message delivered Wednesday by Sir Ken Robinson during the keynote speech for the Governor's Awards for the Arts. Robinson, best-selling author of "Out of Our Minds," is known for ...
- Big human questions in 'Rock 'n' Roll' - Philadelphia Inquirer
Big human questions in 'Rock 'n' Roll'Philadelphia Inquirer, PA - 6 hours ago... it's about cancer and Sappho's poetry and newspapers; it's about the differences between freedom and liberty, between the mind and the brain, ...
- Bishop's plea to criminal gangs: end this evil feud - Irish Independent
Bishop's plea to criminal gangs: end this evil feudIrish Independent, Ireland - 8 hours agoFr Tom Maher who taught Shane in the senior cycle of Crescent College Comprehensive said: "It is sad to say that our safety from violent crime is not even ...
- Promised Land - San Francisco Gate
In our increasingly, often alarmingly anti-intellectual culture, the underlying premise of Jay Parini's "Promised Land: Thirteen Books That Changed America" - that books have the power to shape outlooks and influence history - is a welcome beacon ...
- Travel photographers learn to seek 'poetry' in the chaotic - Phnom Penh Post
Travel photographers learn to seek 'poetry' in the chaoticPhnom Penh Post, Cambodia - 2 hours ago"Travel photography is about going into the chaotic world and looking for a bit of poetry," he said. It is up to the photographer to step out and find ...
- Dark stories from bright students - SIU - Daily Egyptian
Dark stories from bright studentsSIU - Daily Egyptian, IL - 2 hours agoFour graduate students in fine arts shared pieces of poetry and fiction ranging from abusive parents to befriending killers Wednesday. ...
- SCENE:Tupelo's dreamer - Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
SCENE:Tupelo's dreamerNortheast Mississippi Daily Journal, MS - 6 hours ago"I started writing poetry before I started writing music," West said. After nailing down his own music, he decided to tackle another form of art - the art ...
- Home schooling for seniors - Washington Times
Kathy Leeds grows animated as she describes the courses she is taking this fall, including classes in current events, art and literature. But Mrs. Leeds will never step foot on a campus or in a classroom. The 79-year-old widow has multiple sclerosis ...
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