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In a word: crotchet
The Baltimore SunEach week The Sun's John McIntyre presents a moderately obscure but evocative word with which you may not be familiar — another brick to add to the wall of your working vocabulary. This week's word: CROTCHET Writers on language and usage are... -
College News
The following students earned Bachelor of Arts in May from St. Mary's College of Maryland: Bradley Dodson, of Sykesville, earned a degree in biology and a minor in political science; Thomas Barnes, of Sykesville earned a degree in economics and a...Tags: Scranton, Hanover (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Mount Airy, Arts, Colleges and Universities
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Higher education, R.I.P.
Paul GreenbergWhat ever happened to the medium once known as Little Magazines? This country once had a select group of literary and political journals that represented the vanguard of American thought and art. Some were both literary and political. High Culture, it was...Tags: Periodicals, Teachers, The Wall Street Journal, Literature, Colleges and Universities
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Katherine Brooks
Katherine Lee Brooks, 38, of Sturgis, passed away on Monday, February 5, 2013, at Rapid City Regional Hospital. A memorial visitation will be held from noon to 8:00 pm on Monday, February 11, 2013, with a time of sharing led by Pastor Steve Agan at 6:...
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'The Selected Essays of Gore Vidal'
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterJune 18, 2008 At 82, Gore Vidal is America's most formidable man of letters. The page of previously published work included in the front matter of this latest volume -- "The Selected Essays of Gore Vidal" -- lists 24 novels, a nonfiction book, two...Tags: Heroism, Religious Events, Literature, Authors, Theodore Roosevelt
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Granada Hills Charter Wins Second Academic Decathlon Title
KTLA NewsGRANADA HILLS (KTLA) -- Talented students from Granada Hills Charter High School took home top honors for the second years in a row at the National Academic Decathlon. "It's not something that just happens overnight, these kids worked 10 hours a day,... -
Rodriguez: A cultural civics lesson
Politics is making Americans dumb and mean. It's turning a generous, forward-thinking people into glib, defensive, narrow-minded bores.
Pundits tell us that the answer to all this nastiness — from the disgusting comments on message boards to the...Tags: History (tv network), Charity, White House, Interior Policy, England
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Extension 720 Audio Archives, January 2007
Staff reporterMilt leads and overview of Victorian literature--including discussion of Charles Dickens, Matthew Arnold, Charlotte Bronte, Charles Darwin and more--with Lawrence Poston, professor emeritus of English at the University of Illinois Chicago, and Micael...Tags: University of Chicago, History, Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, University of California, Los Angeles
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Military Mom Reflects on Presidential Letter
Staff reporterCindy Arnold was worried about her soldier son, Matthew. So she picked up a pen and let one of the most powerful men in the world know it. Six weeks later, President Obama responded to her with a personal letter. Now Matthew is home in Stewartstown,...Tags: Death, Barack Obama, Fort Hood (military base)
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A renovated Huntington Art Gallery
Times Art CriticTHE PAVED terrace behind the Huntington Art Gallery is 80 paces wide. By my stride, that's more than 165 feet. Stand at the center and look south, with the imposing Beaux-Arts mansion and its striped green awnings at your back, and infinity rolls out...Tags: Arts, Sacramento, London (England), French Literature, Robert Rauschenberg
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What's in an education?
Esther Jantzen's article, "Literacy begins at home" provides an excellent explanation of what parents can't or won't do by themselves. However, I greatly fear that, unlike Alexander Pope's warning that "a little learning is a dangerous thing," our...Tags: San Luis Obispo (San Luis Obispo, California), Alexander Pope
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'The Long Green Line': Coaching legend earns the spotlight
Special to the TribuneCross country isn't a glamor sport, but that doesn't mean you should run away from "The Long Green Line." Cross country, which involves teams of runners traversing hill and dale for points, doesn't attract a lot of attention, but there are great...Tags: High School Sports, Documentary (genre)
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