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Change of SubjectMy May 9 column discussed the iPad revolution getting underway in schools and focused on Zeeland, Mich., where every high school student was issued an iPad tablet computer last September and Superintendent Dave Barry said it been a boon to...... -
Miami's cultural transformation
It's Saturday night, and though a drizzle threatens, the lawn is jammed with children snoozing in strollers, couples sprawling on picnic blankets, teens taking a break from skateboarding. The star appears — not some retread boomer rocker but high-...Tags: Art Basel Miami Beach, Fine Artists, Culture, Music, Art Basel
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Wrong-way Warrior
The Road Warrior w/Dan HartzellI drove off the road in the May 21 column when I said the I-78 interchange at Rock Road, known as the Summit Lawn interchange, does not provide access to the westbound interstate. I had it in reverse gear: There's no access to EASTbound I-78 from Summit... -
'Once' sees stronger box-office sales after Tony nominations
The announcement of the Tony Award nominations last Tuesday gave a box-office boost to "Once," the new musical whose 11 nominations make it the early Tony frontrunner this year. "Once," which is playing at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre in New York, saw...
Tags: Peter Pan (movie), Music Theater, Music, Entertainment Events, Tony Awards
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How do you make money in the entertainment biz? Listen to 'Peter' and write a prequel
Disappearing Broadway investments prove, especially this season, that there is still no formula for commercial success in the entertainment business, but the wicked track record of the prequel is really starting to stand out. Clearly, there is something...Tags: Peter Pan (movie), Concerts, Next to Normal (musical), Entertainment Events, Music
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San Francisco literary figure Kathi Kamen Goldmark has died
Jacket CopyKathi Kamen Goldmark, a beloved figure in the San Francisco literary scene, died Thursday. Goldmark, who wrote the novel "And My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You," was a founding member of the author rock band the Rock Bottom Remainders.... -
When they look back on the tablet revolution ....
Change of SubjectMemo to the future: Thanks for looking up this column in your vast information archives! I’m sure that you — or your eerily lifelike digital assistant — were looking for quaint-in-retrospect ruminations from the early 2010s when them... -
Mike Bianchi: Will Muschamp still trying to fumigate stench left behind by Urban "Mire"
Running off at the typewriter. …
It will be absolutely shocking if Gators coach Will Muschamp doesn't dismiss sophomore tight end A.C. Leonard from the team for the latest in the perpetual string of embarrassing UF arrests.
Muschamp is still...Tags: National Basketball Association, NASCAR, Amway Center, Police Arrests, Daytona 500
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Book review: 'Holidays in Heck' by P.J. O'Rourke
Tribune NewspapersP.J. O'Rourke has written so many books of humor that no one is quite sure how many. I have it on good authority that it's 15, but since I finished writing this sentence, he may have written yet another. That's how fast he is. I've enjoyed O'Rourke's...Tags: Trips and Vacations, England, H.L. Mencken, Holidays, Holiday Vacations
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42 free excerpts in Penguin's holiday sampler
Jacket CopyPenguin packages excerpts from 42 books as a free download for e-readers....
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