Temple Grandin speaks at State Theatre
Classes like art, sewing and cooking, playing musical instruments, woodworking, theater, welding, auto shop and creative writing are all important because they are classes that foster creativity, she said. Art is something that helps foster scientific successes since innovators with creative hobbies are
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'Writing is inherent, but needs nurturing'
Fortunately for me, the people who supported me and helped me rise have often been men. I have had good men for guardians, colleagues, friends, and of course my life partner. I have been through a lot of hardships in my life, but being a woman writer was fortunately never one of the biggest hurdles.
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Award-winning Writer Kaitlyn Greenidge Reads with Four Seniors in Princeton's Creative Writing …
Award-winning writer Kaitlyn Greenidge and four seniors in the Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Creative Writing at Princeton University will read from their work at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, March 2 at Labyrinth Books, 122 Nassau Street. The reading is part of the C. K. Williams Reading Series, named in
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Pa. retiree wins Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes, plans to get her kicks on Route 66
A Pennsylvania retiree has won $1 million upfront and $5,000 a week for the rest of her life through the Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes. Members of the marketing company's “prize patrol” on Friday surprised 72-year-old Jo-Ann Snyder at her home in Wilkes-Barre with oversized checks, flowers
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HISTORY: The canning factory downtown
The occupants then included a fuel oil dealer at the corner, the License Bureau, an office equipment dealer, an auto supply store, a publishing company, a glass and paint supplier, and, at the far end (in the wing perpendicular to Lake Street) an auto body shop. Perhaps the most unusual tenant â still
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FASTSIGNS International, Inc. featured in "12 Amazing Franchise Opportunities – Second Edition …
Within days of publication, his franchise books such as “Take the Fear Out of Franchising,” “12 Amazing Franchise Opportunities for 2015,” “Buy Hot Franchises Without Getting Burned” and “101 Questions to Ask Before You Invest in a Franchise” climbed to #1 best sellers in their categories on
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Book rush
And while, the fall of the Rana Regime brought with it a marked rise in the number of books published in the country, it wasn't until the turn of the millennium that publishing truly boomed as a viable industry. Thanks to the introduction of modern printing presses and the rise of books as a marketable
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Will This Change How People Buy Comic Books?
That often translates into the availability of particular issues being limited upon release, with many customers being unaware of a said comic's existence before that point. Publishers, comic book creators and customers alike have often complained about the insularity of the current system, and looked for
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Topeka Capital-Journal names new publisher
(AP) â A former intern at the Topeka Capital-Journal has returned to the city to become publisher of the newspaper. Gatehouse Media announced the appointment of Stephen Wade on Friday. As a young journalism student at the University of Kansas, Wade got journalism experience as an intern at The
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Rice Boy
Rice Boy, like so many humble heroes, has greatness thrust upon him in Dahm's kaleidoscopic fantasy. The eponymous protagonist, a pawn-shaped being who lives alone in a hollow tree, is told by a dapper android named the One Electronic that he must fulfill an ancient prophecy and save the world.
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