81. [minstrels] Poem To Be Read At 3 A.m. -- Donald Justice Title Poem to be read at 3 am. Poet donald justice. Date 5 Sep 2003. This poem Is for whoever Had the light on donald justice. from Night Light . http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/1343.html

[1343] Poem to be read at 3 a.m. Title : Poem to be read at 3 a.m. Poet : Donald Justice Date : 5 Sep 2003 Excepting the diner Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq h@ william.schubert@ Poem to be read at 3 a.m. Excepting the diner On the outskirts. The town of Ladora At 3 a.m. Was dark but For my headlights And up in One second-story room A single light Where someone Was sick or Perhaps reading As I drove past At seventy Not thinking. This poem Is for whoever Had the light on Donald Justice http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/1343.html minstrels-subscribe@ martindemello@ ... san.christ@

82. UU World: Social Justice Work Engages, Energizes, By Donald E. Skinner congregational life. Contents UU World January/February 2003 January/February 2003. Social justice work engages, energizes. by donald E. Skinner. http://www.uuworld.org/2003/01/conglife.html

congregational life January/February 2003 Social justice work engages, energizes by Donald E. Skinner Dennis Dixon, of Tacoma, Washington, remembers the moment that social justice work became real to him. "It was the first time I went down to a soup kitchen to help out. I saw four hundred people standing in line. Just seeing that they were not all the stereotypical down-and-out men, but that many were neatly dressed families with children, brought home to me how close we all are to that edge." For his wife, Holly Galbreath, her moment came as she was helping organize a local Million Mom March for gun control. "As they read the names of children who had died through gun violence I looked down at my own children and had absolute clarity about why I was there." Dennis and Holly are social justice committee cochairs of their congregation, the Unitarian Universalist Association of Tacoma. The 155-member congregation's social action has waxed and waned over the years depending on the available enthusiasm; currently it's on the upswing. With new mission and vision statements that call the congregation to be involved in the community, a new minister, and completion of the Welcoming Congregation program, the congregation has found new energy. In the past year Tacoma friends and members have been helping clean up a local Superfund pollution site, feeding the homeless, and walking in antihunger fundraisers. In the fall many members went door to door in the congregation's neighborhood in an effort to defeat an antigay ballot measure. Other projects planned this year include asking people to give up discretionary spending for a voluntary simplicity week and participating in America's Promise, a national program to help youth.

83. KCKCC.EDU - Donald Alsdurf Mr. Don Alsdurf is the Coordinator of the Criminal justice Program within the Social Science Division. In addition to directing http://www.kckcc.edu/ss/don.psp

84. Listing Details: Representative Whitaker, Donald L. - Criminal Justice Resource Listing ID, 1663. Listing Name, Representative Whitaker, donald L. The New Mexico Criminal justice Directory is sponsored by the New Mexico Sentencing Commission. http://www.cjjcc.org/directory/program.php?program_id=1663

85. Listing Details: Representative Bratton, Donald E. - Criminal Justice Resource D Listing ID, 1600. Listing Name, Representative Bratton, donald E. The New Mexico Criminal justice Directory is sponsored by the New Mexico Sentencing Commission. http://www.cjjcc.org/directory/program.php?program_id=1600

86. Where S The Justice? By Donald Kaul Published on Sunday, March 12, 2000 in the Des Moines Register. Where s The justice? by donald Kaul. Last week, the economy was booming. http://www.commondreams.org/views/031200-103.htm

Home Newswire About Us Donate ... Archives Featured Views Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Published on Sunday, March 12, 2000 in the Des Moines Register Where's The Justice? by Donald Kaul Last week, the economy was booming. Employment was way up, as was the stock market, inflation was down, productivity had ascended dizzying heights and consumer confidence was hunky-dory. Things were just the way Americans like them: the rich were getting richer and the poor . . . were getting poorer more slowly. But not to worry; we have a man whose job it is to fix all that. His name is Alan Greenspan, and he is the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. He is there to prevent the outbreak of excessive prosperity, and he is good at what he does. He was at it again last week. In a speech on "the new economy" at a Boston College conference, he again promised to keep raising interest rates until the galloping economy lies down, rolls over and plays dead. He didn't use those exact words, but that was the sense of it. The stock market immediately tanked. Greenspan is under the impression that part of the reason people are out there buying, buying, buying is that they are making so much money in the stock market that they feel rich. He further believes that it is his duty to disabuse them of that delusion - by making them poorer.

87. Poeticvoices.com March 1999 Feature: Donald Justice Feature donald justice Oblivion On Writers and Writing by RC Travis. ISBN 1885266-60-X. Who is donald justice? justice was born in 1925 in Miami, Florida. http://www.poeticvoices.com/9903Justice.htm

Poetic Voices March 1999 Feature: Donald Justice Oblivion: On Writers and Writing by R. C. Travis ISBN: 1-885266-60-X "I see now that criticism can be of enormous value in helping to define and refine one's own thinking; and there is always the chance, if the criticism is any good, that it might do the same for others." - Donald Justice For several months we have been discussing the importance of reading the work of other poets. I find it also important that one read books of criticism and commentary in order to get a glimpse into who a poet is as a person. By discovering who they are and how they think, we can also get a better image into why they write as they do and also why they have been able to achieve their level of success. In doing this, we can then learn from the masters what we need to become better writers. This month I would like to introduce you to Donald Justice and his book of critical prose, Oblivion (Story Line Press, 1998). The book is divided into three sections. The first section is a series of critical essays on different types of writing, such as meter, free verse, and prose. Justice also, within these essays, discusses specific writers and tackles the question of obscurity and oblivion. In his chapter on meters he discusses the precise use and value of meter and also states that the poem does not retain value or memory merely because it has meter. "The choice whether or not to use meters is as likely to be dictated by literary fashion as by depth of feeling or sincerity . . . The meters move along in their own domain, scarcely intersecting the domain of meaning, except in some illusory fashion or by virtue of conventions nearly private. The responsibility they bear to the sense, comic writing aside, is mostly not to interfere . . . meters do accompany the sense, like a kind of percussion only, mostly noise. Over and above syntax, they bind the individual words together, and the larger structural parts as well, over and above whatever appearance of logic survives in the argument; as a result, the words and parts seem to cohere . . . How they assist the recollection is by fixing it in permanent, or would-be permanent, form."

88. CAMPBELL DONALD E (JUSTICE DEPT) CAMPBELL donald E (justice DEPT). The names below are mentioned on the listed pages with the name CAMPBELL donald E (justice DEPT). http://www.namebase.org/main1/Donald-E-_28justice-dept_29-Campbell.html

CAMPBELL DONALD E (JUSTICE DEPT) Dinges,J. Landau,S. Assassination on Embassy Row. 1981 Fitzgerald,A.E. The Pentagonists. 1989 Goulden,J. The Death Merchant. 1985 Kessler,R. The FBI. 1993 pages cited this search: 8 Order hard copy of these pages Show a social network diagram for this name The names below are mentioned on the listed pages with the name CAMPBELL DONALD E (JUSTICE DEPT) Click on a name for a new proximity search: BADHWAR INDERJIT Fitzgerald,A.E. The Pentagonists. 1989 BARCELLA E LAWRENCE Dinges,J. Landau,S. Assassination on Embassy Row. 1981 ... Dinges,J. Landau,S. Assassination on Embassy Row. 1981 CAMPBELL DONALD E (JUSTICE DEPT) pages searched: 8 These names share the indicated number of pages with the above name. Click on a name below for a standard name search: DRIESSNACK HANS H (WHITEY) SILBERT EARL J STOCKTON PETER D.H. GLANZER SEYMOUR ... Back to home page

89. Donald Justice Glen s Posters. Back to main Poster page previous next. Poster 70. donald justice 8.5 x 14 . Prints $9 Qty. Back to main Poster page previous next. Home. http://www.glenepstein.com/posters/poster70.html

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90. SSSL: Bibliography: Writers: Donald Justice Writers donald justice. John (1985); `Musical Possibilities Music, Memory, and Composition in the Poetry of donald justice , Mary G. De Jong (1985); http://www.missq.msstate.edu/sssl/view.php?wid=328

91. Online Catalogue | Results New And Selected Poems Written by donald justice Trade Paperback Knopf Poetry Single - American 0-679-76598-0 April 1997 $25.95. Back to top. http://www.randomhouse.ca/catalog/results.pperl?authorid=14919

92. Donald Justice Special Feature Series On Contemporary Poetics donald justice. The Effacement of Self An Interview with donald justice. Prose donald justice First Death. http://www.ohiou.edu/theohioreview/Justice.HTML

93. INNOCENT - Fighting Miscarriages Of Justice The House of Lords allowed an appeal by donald Pendleton from the Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, (Lord justice Pill, Mr justice Sachs and Mrs justice Steel http://www.innocent.org.uk/cases/donaldpendleton/

Donald Pendleton Fifteen years 14 December 2001 Man freed after law lords quash murder verdict By Robert Verkaik, Legal Affairs Correspondent A man sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a Bradford newspaper seller 30 years ago was freed yesterday after the House of Lords quashed his conviction. Donald Pendleton, 56, has spent the past 15 years in prison for taking part in the killing of Bernard Clark, 39, whose body was dumped in a ditch after he was attacked and robbed of his watch in 1971. Yesterday, the law lords ruled that the evidence he was convicted on was unsafe. Lawyers for Mr Pendleton, including Michael Mansfield QC, who represented him at the House of Lords hearing, said the ruling could help others who had had their cases turned down by the Court of Appeal. Mr Pendleton had been eliminated by the police from their murder inquiry in 1971 but 14 years later he was arrested and charged when another man suspected of the killing allegedly implicated him in the crime. The law lords described Mr Pendleton as a "vulnerable man" who had been questioned by police for a number of hours without the presence of a solicitor. Lord Bingham of Cornhill, the senior law lord, said Mr Pendleton had first told police that he was not at the scene of the crime but, after further questioning, had changed his mind – although he always maintained he did not take part in the violence. When his case came to trial, he returned to his first story, that he was nowhere near the crime scene but his lawyers advised him that, without any evidence to support an alibi, the jury would have trouble believing him and so Mr Pendleton did not have the chance to go into the witness box to justify his changed story.

94. Green Library: Green Topics: Justice, By Rod Donald MP Green Party Library justice, by Rod donald MP index page press releases, speeches, bills, submissions and other documents. http://www.greens.org.nz/docs/category.asp?cat=80&auth=88

95. Counting The Mad By Donald Justice(musical Sound Poem) Counting the mad by donald justice(musical sound poem). From jim Comments. donald justice was born in Miami, Florida, in 1925. A graduate http://favoritenet.com/mb14/_disc7/0000001c.htm

Performing Arts Message Board Contents Search Post Reply ... Previous Up Counting the mad by Donald Justice(musical sound poem) From: jim clark London England Date: 16 Apr 2003 Time: Remote Name: Comments Donald Justice was born in Miami, Florida, in 1925. A graduate of the University of Miami,He is the award winning author of eight books of poetry, the first five of which are represented in his New and Selected Poems,.During his career teaching he held positions at The University of Florida, The University of Miami, The University of Iowa, and Syracuse University among other institutions. Retired since 1992 he currently resides in Iowa.. This probably his best remembered poem is surely a haunting observation of societies institutionalisation of the mentaly ill...In the closed confines of the asylum where patients are stripped of the dignity of making their own decisions where only the strongest willed are able to attempt to challenge the domination of mind controling drugs with only the albeit futilite resistance of uttering or thinking "No No No No" to punctuate their days..heres the link to the page with the sound poem. Regards.

96. Justice Michael Donald Kirby The Honourable justice Michael donald Kirby. AC, CMG. High Court of Australia. Appointed justice 6 February 1996. Australian Conciliation http://www.e-airc.gov.au/files/kirbyarchives/kirby.htm

The Honourable Justice Michael Donald Kirby AC, CMG High Court of Australia Appointed Justice: 6 February 1996. Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission Appointed Deputy President: 16 December 1974; Resigned: 30 March 1983. Michael Donald Kirby was born on 18 March 1939 in Concord, New South Wales; Attended Fort Street Boys High in Sydney; Attended University of Sydney graduating Bachelor of Arts in 1959, Bachelor of Law in 1962, Bachelor of Economics in 1965 and Master of Law in 1967; Admitted to practice in New South Wales in 1962; Called to the New South Wales Bar in 1967; Appointed Deputy President of the Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission in 1974 - at 35 years of age, the youngest man appointed to a federal judicial office; First Chairperson of the Australian Law Reform Commission from 1975-1984; Judge of the Federal Court from 1983-1984; President of the New South Wales Court of Appeal from 1984-1996; President of the Court of Appeal of the Solomon Islands from 1995-1996; Appointed to the High Court of Australia on 6 February 1996.

97. Films Starring James Robertson Justice | MovieMail UK - Independent & Cult Film Films starring James Robertson justice. Films starring James Robertson justice Doctor In Trouble, Films starring James Robertson justice - Doctor In Clover, http://www.moviemail-online.co.uk/stars/2029

Empty Search Films starring James Robertson Justice Doctor In Trouble The madcap doctor team are at it again. This time Dr Burke stows away on a cruise ship when his girlfriend is assigned a modelling job aboard the vessel, and ends up as a ship's doctor. Directed by Ralph Thomas Starring John Le Mesurier Irene Handl James Robertson Justice Joan Sims ... Doctor In Clover More comical situations at Saint Swithin's Hospital when Grimsdyke returns for a course and develops a rejuvenating drug. Directed by Ralph Thomas Starring James Robertson Justice Joan Sims Leslie Phillips Alfie Bass ... Face Of Fu Manchu, The Grisly strangulations in London alert Nayland Smith of the Yard to the possibility that fiendish Fu Manchu may not be dead, even though he witnessed his execution. A killer spray made from Tibetan berries is involved. Directed by Don Sharp Starring Christopher Lee James Robertson Justice Nigel Green Doctor In Distress When the usually ranting and raving Sir Lancelot Spratt becomes unusually gentle and considerate the hospital inhabitants become positively alarmed, until Dr Simon Sparrow diagnoses the trouble - love. Directed by Ralph Thomas Starring Dirk Bogarde Samantha Eggar James Robertson Justice Dennis Price ... Doctor In Love Soon after qualifying as doctors, young Burke and Hare set up in practice and get involved in a number of amorous exploits.

98. The Assassination It Begins Again, The Nocturnal Pulse. It Courses The Assassination It begins again, the nocturnal pulse. It courses through the cables laid for it. It mounts to the chandeliers and beats there, hotly. http://www.palace.net/~llama/poetry/assassination

The Assassination It begins again, the nocturnal pulse. It courses through the cables laid for it. It mounts to the chandeliers and beats there, hotly. We are too close. Too late, we would move back. We are involved with the surge. Now it bursts. Now it has been announced. Now it is being soaked up by newspapers. Now it is running through the streets. The crowd has it. The woman selling carnations And the man in the straw hat stand with it in their shoes. Here is the red marquee it sheltered under. Here is the ballroom, here The sadly various orchestra led By a single gesture. My arms open. It enters. Look, we are dancing. (June 5

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