41. Ploughshares, The Literary Journal Authors Articles rafael campo. rafael campo. Ploughshares articles by or about this author rafael campo, On Christopher Hennessy, Misc. Winter 200304. http://www.pshares.org/authors/authordetails.cfm?prmAuthorID=235

42. Ploughshares, The Literary Journal Boston, MA 02116 Donate to Ploughshares. Authors Articles rafael campo, Contributor Spot rafael campo, Contributor Spotlight. by Don Lee. http://www.pshares.org/issues/article.cfm?prmArticleID=3681

43. INCOSA Chile - Club De Campo San Rafael Del Almendral Translate this page El proyecto de Club de campo San rafael Del Almendral considera una variada gama de actividades turístico-deportivas de realización al aire libre http://www.incosa.cl/intro.htm

El proyecto de Club de Campo San Rafael Del Almendral considera una variada gama de actividades turístico-deportivas de realización al aire libre, contempladas con áreas y espacios dedicados al esparcimiento familiar. Lo primordial en este proyecto es mostrar la vida de campo, a las personas que en su mayoría viven en ciudades y poco tiempo tienen para relajarse o compartir con la familia en un lugar grato, acogedor y que además, es educativo. Para ello están contemplados zonas de camping, zonas para asados, cabalgatas y clases como primera etapa. Dentro de un corto plazo están propuesto construir piscinas, multicanchas, y módulos de aprendizaje de la vida rural tales como invernaderos, granjas educativas, cultivo, etc., de modo de acercar de manera fiel y de mostrar el gran trabajo campesino. En este sitio podrá ver en forma detallada las zonas y actividades en la actualidad y descripciones de los planes futuros dentro del club. Y también respecto a la composición social del club, para que pueda incorporarse y disfrutar de todos los beneficios que eso conlleva. Para entrar a cada sección y ver los detalles, basta con hacer clic sobre la imagen correspondiente.

44. Rafael Campo Home Page Physician and poet rafael campo is director of the Harvard Program in the Medical Humanities. WELCOME TO www.rafaelcampo.com. Email rafael campo. http://www.rafaelcampo.com/

WELCOME TO www.rafaelcampo.com Ruby says,"Read a poem, feel alive!" Home Bio Photos Books ... Links

45. RAFAEL CAMPO MIRANDA Translate this page rafael campo MIRANDA. Hacia el año de 1926, la familia de rafael campo Miranda se desplaza a la capital del departamento del Atlántico http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/8197/HV/Rcampo.html

RAFAEL CAMPO MIRANDA Hacia el año de 1926, la familia de Rafael Campo Miranda se desplaza a la capital del departamento del Atlántico, Barranquilla, donde realiza estudios primarios y secundarios en el Colegio Barranquilla. Posteriormente se prepara en el Instituto de Perfeccionamiento Profesional Zentpaly de Bogotá y comienza a ejercer su carrera como corredor de seguros. Paralelamente a estos estudios, Campo Miranda realiza esatudios musicales teniendo entre sus profesores a Pedro Biava, el guitarrista cartagenero Calixto Gonzales, al violonchelista y trombonista Guido Perla y al compositor cartagenero Adolfo Mejía. Con ellos realiza estudios en solfeo, teoría de la música, guitarra clásica, armonía historia del arte y de la música. Toda la atmósfera musical que se vivía en Barranquilla hacia los años treinta sumado al entorno familiar, van sirviendo como telón de fondo para ir creando una semilla de músico natural. Su primer porro, "Pasión Tropical", lo compuso a los 18 años. A partir de ese momento su padre, Juan campo Serrano, y su madre, Cándida Rosa Miranda, se dan cuenta que a pesar que un familiar les había advertido que su hijo iba a ser un héroe militar por haber nacido el 7 de Agosto (Día de la Independecia Colombiana), el destino le había deparado los caminos de la música y la poesía. Al llegar la década de los cuarenta, en la cual el porro y la música costeña adquieren gran audiencia y difusión, en parte debido a la radio y al industria del disco, se destapa en definitiva la vena compositora de Campo Miranda. Le da a

46. PLAYA, BRISA Y MAR (RAFAEL CAMPO MIRANDA) Translate this page PLAYA, BRISA Y MAR (Primera Parte). (rafael campo Miranda). Mariano Candela Para comenzar queremos agradecer la presencia del Maestro http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/8197/CDM/Playa_Brisa_Mar_1.html

PLAYA, BRISA Y MAR (Primera Parte) (Rafael Campo Miranda) Mariano Candela: Rafael Campo Miranda: ¡Santander! RCM: MC: RCM: Ellos dicen: Nube viajera, que te vas llorando derramando entre la hierba Risas y aplausos. MC: RCM: MC: RCM: MC: MC: RCM: MC: MC: RCM: Playa, brisa y mar tierra tropical Todas sus mujeres son hermosas, querendonas y graciosas y se mueren por querer amar Son lindas morenas que enloquecen corazones son sinceras que no saben olvidar Aplausos. MC: RMC: MC: RCM: MC: RCM: - Suena Eduardo Armani- RC: ¿Un quejido gracioso? RCM: No; ¡un quejido amoroso! MC: MC: MC: RCM: MC: Sigue... Indice del libro Salones Burreros This page hosted by Get your own Free Homepage

47. Byliner: Writers: Rafael Campo Byliner. Join Log in. Writers. rafael campo. Add to your list. 1 story found. Story, Date, Site. poem, 2 Mar 2001, Slate. Home; Writers; Stories; Charts; Sites; FAQ. http://www.byliner.com/writer/?id=3628

48. Salamandras - Patagonia Translate this page Sobrevuelo campo de Hielo y glaciar San rafael (1/2 día). Se remonta el campo de Hielo hasta el glaciar para salir sobre la Laguna San rafael y aterrizar. http://www.salamandras.cl/excursion_sobrevuelo.htm

Trekking Cerro Cordillerano Trekking Cerro Castillo Sobrevuelo Campo de Hielo y glaciar San Rafael - Coyhaique, - La Carretera - Austral - Espacios al aire En grupos de 5 pax: $ 220 usd p/p

49. Maine Humanities Council | Rafael Campo Reading rafael campo Photo by Jorge Arroyo. rafael campo, Reading. The Maine Humanities Council presents rafael campo, MD, essayist, and http://www.mainehumanities.org/programs/camporeading.html

Maine Humanities Council Home About MHC Programs Grant Information ... Contact Us Rafael Campo Photo by: Jorge Arroyo Rafael Campo, Reading The Maine Humanities Council presents Rafael Campo, M.D., essayist, and poet, reading from his work at 8 p.m. on October 25th at the Space Gallery on Congress Street in Portland. Campo's newest book is The Healing Art: A Doctor's Black Bag of Poetry . He is the author of four books of poetry, including Diva (Duke, 1999), What the Body Told , and a collection of essays, The Poetry of Healing: A Doctor's Education in Empathy, Identity,and Desire. Campo has received the National Hispanic Academy of Arts and Sciences Annual Achievement Prize, the Pushcart Prize, a National Poetry Series award, and two Lambda Literary Awards. Dr. Campo teaches at Harvard Medical School and is an associate at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Campo writes often about his Cuban heritage, his work with AIDS patients and his identity as a gay man. This reading is sponsored by the Frannie Peabody Center, Longfellow Books and Maine Humanities Council. Funding for this reading is provided by the Art of Association project of the Federation of Humanities Councils. A reception and book signing will follow the reading. Admission is $3.00. If you would like to hear readings from Rafael Campo, they are available on

50. Maine Humanities Council Newsletter - Fall 2003 luncheon, please call toll free 1866-MEreader. Poet rafael campo, MD reads from his work. 8 PM, October 25, 2003 SPACE Gallery, 538 http://www.mainehumanities.org/newsletter/fall-03-extras.html

[back to Newsletters index Home Page The Maine Humanities Council Newsletter ~ Fall 2003 ~ p. 8 A Good Book is Just the Beginning The Harriet P. Henry Center for the Book (cover page) A Letter from the Executive Director and ... Humanities in Action and Energizing a Community The Humanities Interview Winter Weekend 2004 and A Weekend in Old Russia 2003 Grants ... Letters About Literature Carlson Award and Poet Rafael Campo Reading The Constance H. Carlson Public Humanities Prize The Maine Humanities Council is proud to announce that on September, 18, 2003, at the Page Farm and Home Museum, Orono, the Constance H. Carlson Public Humanities Prize will be awarded to Karan Sheldon and David Weiss Co-founders of Northeast Historic Film, Bucksport, Maine, in honor of their preservation and interpretation of New England’s moving image history. Past recipients: Tabitha King and Billie Gammon For information about tickets to the luncheon, please call toll free 1-866-MEreader. Poet Rafael Campo, M.D. reads from his work 8 P.M., October 25, 2003

51. Rafael Campo, Poetry Issue 12 - The Cortland Review Poetry of rafael campo in real audio Issue 12 (August 2000) - The Cortland Review. ISSUE 12 August 2000, rafael campo. http://www.cortlandreview.com/issue/12/campo12.htm

52. Rafael Campo, Poetry Issue 25 - The Cortland Review Poetry of rafael campo in real audio Issue 25 (Winter 2004) - The Cortland Review. ISSUE 25 Winter 2004, rafael campo. http://www.cortlandreview.com/issue/25/campo.html

53. CWRU And Associated Libraries The Desire to Heal (Main Page)rafael campo. rafael campo, author of two books of poetry, teaches and practices medicine at Harvard Medical School and the Beth Israel Hospital of Boston. http://catalog.cwru.edu/search/a?SEARCH=Campo, Rafael.

54. RAFAEL ESCALONA...COMPOSITOR VALLENATO Translate this page Samuel Martínez, Lorenzo Morales, Juancho Polo, Náfer Durán, Pacho Rada, Abel Antonio Villa, Calixto Ochoa, Julio Erazo, rafael campo Miranda, Carlos Huertas http://home.swipnet.se/~w-41164/escalona.htm

RAFAEL ESCALONA Trovador Vallenato RAFAEL CALIXTO ESCALONA MARTINEZ, nació en Patillal, Cesar, el 27 de mayo de 1927. Fue el séptimo de nueve hermanos del hogar conformado por Clemente Escalona Labarces, coronel de la guerra de los Mil días, y Margarita Martínez Celedón. Rafael Escalona Martínez tenía quince años cuando compuso su primer canto vallenato. Un lustro antes había viajado del pequeño municipio de Patillal (Cesar), donde nació el 17 de mayo de 1927, a estudiar en Valledupar. Amiguero y sentimental, la vida escolar fue para él un plato agridulce, como lo revelan muchos de sus cantos ("El hambre del Liceo", "El testamento", "El bachiller"). Terminada la primaria, entró al colegio María Concepción Loperena, un instituto de bachillerato fundado meses atrás. Uno de los pocos estímulos que le ofrecía el Loperena, aparte de sus condiscípulos, era cierto maestro al que todos adoraban: el profesor Heriberto Castañeda. Este se preocupaba porque los muchachos no sólo aprendieran lecciones sino que crecieran como personas. Jugaba fútbol con ellos, procuraba interesarlos en las materias y participaba en sus reuniones y sus chistes. Sin embargo, al comenzar las clases de 1943, los alumnos se enteraron de una mala noticia: Castañeda había sido trasladado al Liceo Almirante Padilla, de Ríohacha. Compositor típico y atípico Las historias de Escalona salieron de Valledupar en los años cincuenta; sedujeron a los cachacos en los años sesenta; en los setenta fueron catalizador para que el vallenato se convirtiera en la música colombiana más popular; pasaron al repertorio internacional y a la televisión en los ochenta; y sirvieron en los noventa para producir impacto en el mercado de discos y conciertos de América y Europa, de la mano de Carlos Vives. Cantos suyos han sido interpretados por artistas y orquestas famosas de América y Europa. De algunos de ellos hay versiones en salsa, en música sinfónica y hasta en flamenco.

55. DOES SILENCIO=MUERTE? | By Dr. Rafael Campo BY DR. rafael campo. Dr. rafael campo teaches and practices internal medicine at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. http://www.progressive.org/camp1099.htm

BY DR. RAFAEL CAMPO Palomita chatters in one of my clinic exam rooms in Boston, her strongly accented voice filling the chilly institutional chrome-and-vinyl space with Puerto Rican warmth. She's off on another dramatic monologue, telling me about her new boyfriend. "Edgar, he loves me, you know, he call me mamacita . He want me to be the mother of his children someday, OK? I ain't no slut. Mira , I don't need to use no condom with him." Even the way she dresses is a form of urgent communicationthe plunging neckline of her tropically patterned blouse, whose tails knotted above her waist also expose her flat stomach, the skin-tight denim jeans, the gold, four-inch hoop earrings, and the necklace with her name spelled out in cursive with tiny sparkling stones. Her black hair is pulled back tightly, except for a small squiggle greased flat against her forehead in the shape of an upside-down question mark. "People think bad of him 'cause they say he dealing drugs. I tell them, 'No way, you shut your stupid mouths. He good to me and beside, he cleaner than you is.' Sure, he got his other girls now and then, but he pick them out bien carefully, you know what I mean. That his right as man of the house. No way he gonna give me

56. Dr. Rafael Campo | The Progressive Media Project The Progressive Media Project archived opeds. November 21, 2002 On World AIDS Day, remember the many lives, hopes lost By Dr. rafael campo Dec. http://www.progressive.org/mediaproject03/mpcn2103.html

November 21, 2002 On World AIDS Day, remember the many lives, hopes lost By Dr. Rafael Campo Dec. 1 is another World AIDS Day. I'm tired. I'm tired of diagnosing young men and women with the disease, tired of hearing about side effects from the antiviral medications we should be glad we have, tired of remembering so many friends and patients long dead of AIDS. I have other good reasons to feel tired, too. I live in a nation where we are told constantly that we have something infinitely more dire to face, a terrible, all-consuming menace that really could strike any one of us at any moment: terrorism. The generally inept Bush administration does a good job in perhaps this one respect: scaring the American people. The truth is that the entire world, of which lately we sometimes seem to forget we are a part, faces a threat of far greater proportions, and it is one that we can actually conquer and, better yet, not with bunker-buster bombs and rabid enmity, but instead with medicine, education and compassion. World AIDS Day asks us to remember that more than 42 million people across the globe suffer from HIV and AIDS. Each day, 15,000 more contract the disease. Without the kinds of treatments that we are so fortunate to have at our disposal here in America and in Western Europe, most of these people will die, joining the 28 million lives already lost to the epidemic. Less than 2 percent of those infected had access to these treatments by the end of 2001, according to a U.N. report. Almost all of the ones getting the treatments were in the West.

57. Begell House Inc. - Author Index - Rafael Campo books, journals and articles. rafael campo. Department of Internal Medicine, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida, USA. Articles http://www.begellhouse.com/authors/54106e6d559d5d10.html

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58. What's American About American Poetry rafael campo. American poetry owes as much to the incantations of Native Americans and the songs of African slaves, as it does to http://www.poetrysociety.org/wacampo.html

Rafael Campo empathy, as made comprehensible through our great poems, is no longer what we have all been striving for, but joyously already have, writ plain and clear and pure on our pounding hearts. What's American About American Form? Return to Index

59. Amherst College : News & Events: News Releases : Rafael Campo Poet and Physician rafael campo To Speak at Amherst College March 7. February 20, 2002 Contact Paul Statt Director of Media Relations 413/5428417 http://www.amherst.edu/~pubaff/news/news_releases/01/campo.html

Amherst College Site Map Search Amherst College ... News Releases Poet and Physician Rafael Campo To Speak at Amherst College March 7 February 20, 2002 Contact: Paul Statt Director of Media Relations AMHERST, Mass.—Poet and physician Rafael Campo, a 1987 graduate of Amherst College, will discuss “Medicine and Humanities: the Liberal Arts and Medical Education in the 21st Century” in the Cole Assembly Room in Converse Hall at the college on Thursday, March 7, at 7 p.m. Campo will read his own poetry and reflect on the influence the liberal arts had on his training as a doctor. His talk, sponsored by the Charles Drew Pre-medical Society at Amherst College, is free and open to the public. Rafael Campo “listens to the sounds the body makes, but what he hears is poetry,” according to the Chronicle of Higher Education . David Abel in the Boston Globe noted that “Campo himself has long turned to writing as a means of coming to terms with his dual role of living in the mainstream wearing a white coat and being a gay Cuban American.” Since graduating from Amherst and receiving his medical degree at Harvard in 1992, Campo has written four books of poetry:

60. Oysters By Rafael Campo poem, A weekly poem, read by the author. Oysters By rafael campo Posted Wednesday, Feb. rafael campo teaches and practices general internal medicine. http://slate.msn.com/id/101151/

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money document.write('') Web Search: logoImg("http://sc.msn.com"); Print E-mail Discuss Alerts ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search poem A weekly poem, read by the author. Oysters By Rafael Campo Posted Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2001, at 12:00 AM PT Your concentration while you're shucking them Is fierce; they fight against your prying blade, As if intent to guard some plumbless gem Of truth. I squeeze some fruit for lemonade; The yellow rinds become a fragrant pile. More scraping from the deck, a stifled curse— You bring me one, the frilly muscle pale, Defeated, silent in its briny juice Like sweat expended in the effort to Remain inviolate. I slurp it down, One dose of aphrodisiac, and you Return to your grim work, all Provincetown Draped out below you, edge of the known world. I see what is left: bone-white, hollow-shelled. Rafael Campo teaches and practices general internal medicine. He is author of The Other Man Was Me , which won the 1993 National Poetry Series Award, and of What the Body Told , which received a Lamba Literary Award for Poetry.

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