Extractions: Abstract: Letters from various correspondents to American editor and diplomat Walter Hines Page concerning his editorial work and his interest in education in the South. Acquisition Information: Gift of Arthur H. Page, Room 1010, 46 Cedar Street, New York 5, New York; received: 1940 May 2. Page was an American editor and diplomat. He was editor of The Forum The Atlantic Monthly (1898-1899), and The World's Work (1900-1913). He was U.S. ambassador to Great Britain (1913-1918). Arranged alphabetically by author. Letters to Page from family and from professional colleagues. Letters reflect Page's editorial work and his interest in education in the South.
McCuistion TV Program Notes DW Rutledge, Head Coach, ConverseJudson, Texas; Rev. Hospital System; FEATURING T. Berry Brazelton, MD President, The CEO Institute; Katharine OConnor http://www.mccuistiontv.com/proglisting.html
Extractions: Over 4 million women are victims of domestic violence each year, one every 9 seconds. What causes domestic violence, what impact does it have on children and society at large, and why do some wome n choose to stay despite a pattern of abuse? Panelists include: Susan Cross , Survivor (Ms. Cross was separated from her husband when he shot her and then killed himself) Mary Lee Hafley , Executive Director, Ronald Kotulak , Science Writer, Chicago Tribune , Author, Inside the Brain Jan Langbein Ches Williams , Supervisor, Family Violence Unit, Dallas Police Dept.
Project Gutenberg S Copyright Renewals 1959, By US Copyright BEST, ERICK Berry. SEE Best, Allena Champlin. SEE Breshko Breshkovskaia, EkaterinaKonstantinovna Verigo. BREWSTER, ARTHUR Judson. BRUSH, Katharine. http://www.knowledgerush.com/pg/etext04/r195910.txt
Project Gutenberg - Author Index: J Classic Myths. Judson, Clara Ingram. Mary Jane Her Book. Judson, KatharineBerry, Editor. Myths And Legends Of California And The Old Southwest. Judy,JM. http://www.gutenberg.net/browse/IA_J
Native American Lore - Navajo - Changing Woman Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southwest, Katharine BerryJudson Editor, 1912 The Boy Who Became A God. Navajo (New Mexico). http://www.earthbow.com/native/navajo/boy.htm
Extractions: Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southwest, Katharine Berry Judson Editor, 1912 The Boy Who Became A God Navajo (New Mexico) The Tolchini, a clan of the Navajos, lived at Wind Mountains. One of them used to take long visits into the country. His brothers thought he was crazy. The first time on his return, he brought with him a pine bough; the second time, corn. Each time he returned he brought something new and had a strange story to tell. His brothers said: "He is crazy. He does not know what he is talking about." Now the Tolchini left Wind Mountains and went to a rocky foothill east of the San Mateo Mountain. They had nothing to eat but seed grass. The eldest brother said, "Let us go hunting," but they told the youngest brother not to leave camp. But five days and five nights passed, and there was no word. So he followed them.
WebRoots Library Card Catalog Knowledgebase - Entry Contents Read Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southwest, by Katharine BerryJudson. Read Myths and Legends of the Sioux, by Marie L. McLaughlin, Editor. http://www.webroots.org/browsenread/kbentry.html?HelpID=86
Literary : Mccall Magazine March of the wesson oil, issue has Judson stiles maid robert w. shipping, wilcox, and bykatharine of the curwood) red gingham caspary, dearest erick Berry I will http://www.eboomersworld.com/etc/MSIDN/mccall.magazine.march.dprdf1.29242.asp
Buy Bestsellers Online Greer, et al 266536 Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southwest by KatharineBerry Judson (Editor), Peter Iverson (Introduction) 266537 Southwest http://fuenfmarkstueck.de/b_265.html
--- Nom De Guerre - B --- on his audiences, b1941) Jules Berry Jule Paufichet Buntline Edward Zane CarrollJudson (politician/originator d1982) Kay Burdekin Katharine Burdekin (writer http://www.irregardless.net/realname/real_b.htm
Extractions: Howie B: Howard Bernstein (Scottish music producer/deejay/keyboardist with and Bjork ) Jazzie B: Beresford Romeo (English rap singer with Soul II Soul Blondie Hazzard ous parts, b1954) P.D.Q. Bach: Peter Schickele (musical composer/educator/satirist, b1935) Sebastian Bach: Sebastian Bierk (Broadway star/lead singer of metal band Skid Row Bagdad Cafe Out of Rosenheim (1988 film directed by Percy Adlon) Baha'U'Llah: Mirza Husayn Ali (Persian philosopher/founder of the Baha'i faith, b1817 d1892) F. Lee Bailey: Francis Lee Bailey (celebrated attorney, b1933) * James Bailey: James A. McGinnis (co-owner of Bucks Fizz Jackass Dime Mystery Waltzing Matilda Weird Tales Penthouse Pink Floyd , b1946) Sir J.M. Barrie: James Matthew Barrie (playwright) Mona Barrie: Mona Smith (Australian movie actress, b1909) Wendy Barrie: Nargaret Wendy Jenkins (English movie/tv actress/tv hostess, Oky Doky?, b1912 d1978) Chris Barron: Chris Gross (singer/musician with Spin Doctors The Dead Boys Days Of Our Lives Shine On Harvest Moon PM Dawn Monsieur Beaucaire Leave It To Beaver Dallas Schoen -berg and Bel-mont Benji movie actress, b1898 d1986) Bunny Berigan: Roland Bernhart (singer/trumpeter/bandleader, b1908 d1942) Anthony Berkeley: Anthony Berkeley Cox (British mystery writer) Busby Berkeley: William Berkeley Enos (director/choreographer, b1895 d1976) Milton Berle: Milton
DREAM FORGE-WebZine MAP Of Austin Poetry Monthly series cohosted by John Berry and Herman 2 pm Falmouth Public Library, 123Katharine Lee Bates Georgia A. Popoff 112 Judson Street Syracuse, NY 13210 http://home.pcisys.net/~drmforge/map144.htm
Extractions: Contents Humor Fiction NoN Fiction ... Dating/Personals/Horoscope Map of Austin Poetry #144 Hello, Poets, Belated Happy Birthday to Kim Holzer Leeds, en route to Providence to compete as an indy at the 2000 National Poetry Slam. Great seeing Rich Perin and Pablo Paschall from Austin. Rich featured last night at the Myth, which relocated for one night only at Stetson's, but that's another story. I attended the Slam America Bus tour gigs in both D.C. and Baltimore this past week. Gary Mex Glazner accomplished a mind blowing feat coordinating the tour. See final days' schedule in Section V. Announcements. Also in Announcements are contact info for the 2000 National Poetry Slam, a call for book donations from Georgia Popoff, a letter from Wisdom Ogbor, Coordinator of The Chiapas Bicycle Project of Bikes Not bombs, musician, friend. And more. Finally, thanks to Maritza Rivera for Saturday night at Mariposa. Maritza runs the Mariposa Center for Cultural Arts in College Park, with featured readers and open mic every Saturday night. $5 donation requested. Table of Contents I. Austin Poets Guide
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Extractions: (as of Feb. 6, 2001) EDITOR'S NOTE: Students are listed by hometown. Town are listed alphabetically. This list is not produced by the Office of Public Information. Omissions and corrections should be addressed to the office of the registrar. Eastern Michigan University Names 3,000 to Dean's List YPSILANTI - Eastern Michigan University has commended more than 3,000 undergraduate students for being named to the EMU Dean's List for the semester ending December 2000. Recipients of this honor must carry a minimum of 10 credit hours and maintain a 3.5 grade point average out of a possible 4.0. Founded in 1849, EMU is a comprehensive public institution with 24,000 students in almost 200 programs in the arts and sciences, business, education, health and human services, and technology. (listed by hometown) out of state foreign A B C D E ... W X Y Z ADA Pomeraning, Jennifer Ann ADRIAN Carson, Chad L Dominguez, Luis Enrique Forsyth, Amber Marie Hornsby, Maureen Rae Lindquist, David Charles Miller, Rebekah Johanna
Jay Miller The text was poor. There were several misspelled words and paragraphsthat were hard to read. It could have used a better Editor. http://facultyofarchaeology.com/search_Jay_Miller/searchBy_Author.html
Extractions: No punches are pulled in Henry Miller's most famous work. Still pretty rough going for even our jaded sensibilities, but Tropic of Cancer is an unforgettable novel of self-confession. Maybe the most honest book ever written, this autobiographical fiction about Miller's life as an expatriate American in Paris was deemed obscene and banned from publication in this country for years. When you read this, you see immediately how much modern writers owe Miller.
Extractions: . Foi o coumt de Buffon quem primeiro se deu conta deste impacto, sendo secundado por George Perkins Marsh em 1864 com "Man and Nature". traça-nos o retrato violento da cana de açúcar: "Já afirmou alguém, com muita razão, que o cultivo da cana de açúcar se processa em regime de autofagia: a cana devorando tudo em torno de si, engolindo terras e mais terras, dissolvendo o húmus do solo, aniquilando as pequenas culturas indefesas e o próprio capital humano, do qual a sua cultura tira toda a vida. E é a pura verdade... Donde a caracterização inconfundível das diferentes áreas geográficas açucareiras, com seu ciclo económico, com as fases de rápida ascensão, de esplendor transitório e de irremediável decadência. ". Esta ideia é corroborada por Mário Lacerda de Melo : "Dificilmente se encontrarão formas de utilização dos recursos dos solos que se possam rivalizar com a agro industria canavieira quanto à capacidade de condicionar um tipo de sociedade e de economia, de modelar um tipo de paisagem e de estruturar um tipo de arranjo económico do espaço". afirma que "o canavial desvirginou todo esse mato grosso de modo mais cru pela queimada. A cultura da cana… valorizou o canavial e tornou desprezível a mata".
