Posts Tagged ‘obituaries’

‘True Blood’ runs through Alan Ball

Saturday, July 17th, 2010

The TV series' creator works for a perfect blend of humor, horror and poignancy. It appears to be working

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Book Bonanza opens latest chapter in Leesport Farmers Market

Saturday, July 17th, 2010

On one side of the room, sisters Talia Kowalski, 11, and Jade, 9, of West Reading flipped through books about animals, crafts and chemistry. On the other, their father, John, rummaged through a tower of books, searching for works by authors W.E.B.

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Book Bonanza opens latest chapter in Leesport Farmers Market

A charming hideaway for rare-book lovers

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

Those who've been to William Andrews Clark Memorial Library love its intimate, elegant grounds and trove of historical writings. Run by UCLA but tucked away in Jefferson Park, it gets few visitors. Tom Lolis, who studies English literature, was looking through volumes of religious writings at the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library last fall when he came across something unexpected.

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Reading bus offers rare opportunities

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

This summer, there has been a unique happening involving Clarksdale students who are out of school. They are taking tests willingly.

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Reading bus offers rare opportunities

As Lloyd Carr retires, an era exits as well

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

The headline on the news release was simple and telling: Lloyd Carr Retires From the University of Michigan Not the football program.

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As Lloyd Carr retires, an era exits as well

Tuli Kupferberg dies at 86; founding member of the underground band the Fugs

Monday, July 12th, 2010

Kupferberg was a poet, political cartoonist and lifelong peace activist. He wrote two books that became counterculture classics: '1001 Ways to Beat the Draft' and '1001 Ways to Live Without Working.' Tuli Kupferberg, a founding member of the underground left-wing 1960s band the Fugs as well as a poet, political cartoonist and lifelong peace activist, died Monday in New York

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Dennis Hopper, easy-rider art enthusiast

Saturday, July 10th, 2010

Hollywood made him famous, but that was just one of his aspects. He also championed artists, and made art as well. As an exhibition of his work opens at MOCA, he is remembered by some who knew him.

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Dennis Hopper, easy-rider art enthusiast

Christie’s to auction off rare Faulkner collection

Saturday, June 19th, 2010

A rare auction of signed William Faulkner books and personal items has drawn international interest, but few on the town square of the author's hometown were aware of the bidding set for Tuesday at Christie's auction house in New York.

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More books in Buddhist Cultural Centre

Friday, June 18th, 2010

The Buddhist Cultural Centre has 800 books on Buddhism in Sinhala and 200 books in English, Buddhist Cultural Centre Director Kirama Wimalajothi Thera said yesterday.

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Christie’s to auction rare Faulkner collection

Friday, June 18th, 2010

A rare auction of signed William Faulkner books and personal items has drawn international interest, but few on the town square of the author's hometown were aware of the bidding set for Tuesday at Ch

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Christie's to auction rare Faulkner collection