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Concord Chamber Singers to perform at Moravian College
The fact that the Concord Chamber Singers, this year celebrating their 46th season, will join the Allentown Symphony Orchestra in July in a hip, cutting-edge "Video Games Live" concert speaks volumes about where their new director, Jennifer Kelly, plans...Tags: Music, Verizon Communications, Robin Williams, Awards and Prizes, Journalism
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Timeline: The lives of Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 2006-2013
ReutersFall 2006 Tamerlan Tsarnaev enrolled as a part-time accounting student at Bunker Hill Community College in Boston. He took classes for only three semesters - fall 2006, spring 2007 and fall 2008. "He wasn't even close" to getting a degree, said...Tags: Russia, Martin Luther King Jr., Holidays, Television Networks, Tamerlan Tsarnaev
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Fairfield Fall Arts Preview: A Feast of Fall Arts
Fall in Fairfield County looks and behaves differently this year. You could call it artistic license, in the way that there are hunting seasons with special licenses for rare game. The season is a fantastical odyssey designed to upend expectations at...
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Gun Debate Over — The Guns Won
The Hartford CourantThe question is: Why would anyone need an assault rifle? As far as I can determine, the answer is: We the people need assault rifles in case the government tries to take away our assault rifles. While this may pass as advanced logic among gun and ammo...Tags: Joe Lieberman, Dressage, Personal Weapon Control, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), U.S. Senate
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Harry Crews dies at 76; Southern writer with darkly comic vision
Harry Crews, a rough-hewn Southerner who drew a keen following with novels that describe a Hieronymus Bosch landscape of grotesques — characters who are tossed into rattlesnake pits, walk on their hands, croon lullabies to a skull and literally...Tags: Heart Attack, William Faulkner, Korean War (1950-1953), University of Florida, Literature
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What's in a name
A reporter inquires about the way we refer to U.S. Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin, because his staff says that he prefers to be known as plain old Ben Cardin. (He's running for re-election.) Can we do that? Sure. We're easy. We accommodated Jimmy Carter and...Tags: Bob Dole, Benjamin L. Cardin, Burma, eBay Inc., k.d. lang
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Rushworth M. Kidder dies at 67; ethics expert
Rushworth M. Kidder, a former Christian Science Monitor columnist who taught and wrote books about ethics, died March 5 of natural causes in Naples, Fla. He was 67.
His death was announced by the Institute for Global Ethics, the Rockport, Maine-based...Tags: Ethics, Wichita State University, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Literature, Science
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Festival of Books: American poets make their debut on forever stamps
Jacket CopyThe U.S. Postal Service made a special delivery Saturday at the L.A. Times Festival of Books' Poetry Stage: It rolled out the first-day issue of commemorative stamps dedicated to 20th century poets. The midday first-day issue ceremony drew an audience....... -
Inclined To Sing and The Apprentice Choir to present fall concert
Inclined to Sing and The Apprentice Choir, the children's choruses of the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra, will present their fall 2011 concert at 11 a.m. Saturday, at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, Scalp Avenue, Johnstown. Forty young voices will be...Tags: Music, Arts and Culture, Culture, Contemporary Music (genre), Entertainment
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Intersections: Rings of heritage's tree trunk
Aydin was an Iranian mountaineer who had climbed 572 steps to the top of the Cascade — a towering architectural feat in the heart of Yerevan that now houses the Cafesjian Center for the Arts — with his wife. On a South Caucasus road trip,...Tags: Freedom of the Press, Iran, Armenia, Journalism, Georgia
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'Tabloid City' by Pete Hamill
Special to the Tribune NewspapersThere's murder and mayhem in Pete Hamill's latest novel, "Tabloid City," but the real victim in his book is the print journalism that Hamill knows and loves so well. This ticking time bomb of a novel is about the end of a form of daily storytelling in...Tags: New York, Journalism, Newspaper and Magazine, Tom Wolfe, Crime, Law and Justice
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Book review: 'Tabloid City' by Pete Hamill
Special to the Los Angeles TimesTabloid City A Novel Pete Hamill Little, Brown: 278 pp., $26.99 There's murder and mayhem in Pete Hamill's latest novel, "Tabloid City," but the real victim in his book is the print journalism that Hamill knows and loves so well. This ticking time...Tags: New York, Los Angeles, Book, Journalism, Newspaper and Magazine
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