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62. Penn Special Collections-APR 966 Photographs from the American Poetry Review Records, 19711998 Ms. Coll.349. Previous Image. Next Image. Index. Subject krysl, marilyn Date nd. http://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/rbm/photos/APR/966.html

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66. INTERNATIONAL MODULE Boston Allyn, 1991. 101106. krysl, marilyn. The Hiroshima Maiden. Making aDifference A Reader for Writers. By Trudy Smoke. Boston Houghton, 1994. http://puma.kvcc.edu/midwest/modules/writing/WRI020PC.htm

INTERNATIONAL MODULE NAME: P. J. Colbert TITLE AND COURSE NUMBER: English II - ENG 31:20 MODULE TITLE: A Thematic Approach to Internationalizing English DESCRIPTION OF MODULE English II is a second semester writing course with the research paper as a major assignment. The International focus will be introduced with a thematic framework. First, the students will read essays on three themes: Cultural Traditions, Power and Dominance, and the Multinational Society. The selections will provide both international and local perspectives. As a first assignment, students will summarize an article on one of these three themes from a list on reserve in the college library. Secondly, the students will be divided into research groups organized by the themes or subthemes. Each student will research an international topic within that theme, working in the peer groups throughout the research and writing process. After research papers are completed, the collaborative groups will present a panel discussion on their research topics.

67. Academic Page 287; FORUM Election Observers NeoColonialism is Alive and Wellin Sri Lanka - marilyn krysl .. http://www.lacnet.org/academic/research/serendipity/serendip.html

Serendipity Electronic Journal Editorial Committee: W. Pubudu Dayawansa Prasad Dharmasena Nimal Gamage Vicumpriya S. Perera Jayadeva Uyangoda This e-journal is no longer published. We are looking for a new editorial board to take over. If you are interested send me a note. Visit again for HTML links to documents (construction site :-( )! Issue 1 Contents: Editorial Marxism and Ethnicity: Rethinking the Fundamentals Kumar David ..... 2 Promotion of the Rural Non-Agricultural Sector Industries and the Institution-led Hypothesis J. A. Karunaratne ...................... 19 Lack of Credibility in Sri Lankan Media: A Speculation upon its Causes Rohan Samarajiva .......................................... 28 Membership Update Complete issue is also available in TeX (125K) Postscript (273K) TEXT (125K) , and PDF (375K) formats. Issue 2 Contents: Serendipity: A Spark of Goodwill Editors ........................... 37 Fellowship to Future: New Vistas of Education J. A. Karunaratne .... 39 The Vallipuram Buddha Image - Again Peter Schalk ................... 41

68. News & Information: October 2003 Archives The writers, who will participate in readings of their work, as well as writers’workshops, are Robert Kelly, marilyn krysl, John Yau, and Margaret Burroughs http://www.ipfw.edu/news/releases/archives/2003/October/22writers.shtml

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69. Mountain Movers marilyn krysl, Contributing Editor. marilyn krysl has published more than 100 poems,stories, and essays in The Atlantic, The Nation, and The New Republic. http://www.mmminc.org/staff.html

about journal literary awards book contest ... contact Editorial Board Naomi Horii, Editor-in-Chief Naomi Horii is a freelancer writer and editor. She is the recipient of the Colorado Council on the Arts Fellowship in Fiction and of the Rocky Mountain Women's Institute Fellowship in Fiction. Debra Bokur, Poetry Editor Debra Bokur is a poet, screenwriter, playwright and journalist who lives overlooking the Continental Divide in the wilds of Colorado. A former film critic, she has worked as a newspaper editor, film critic and magazine editor, and spent years training horses for dressage and three-day eventing on a farm in North Florida. Her work has appeared in a variety of domestic and international magazines, journals and anthologies. She is the recipient of the 1996 Frances Buck Sherman Award and a contributing author to Spreading the Word: Editors on Poetry (The Bench Press, 2001). A native of New England, she has one son, three dogs, campaigns for independent film and dreams endlessly of the sea. Miho Shida, Art Editor

70. Many Mountains Moving 2003 Literary Events The first workshop will be held Friday, January 24 from 11 to 2 pm, and will betaught by renowned author and poet marilyn krysl, author of numerous books http://www.mmminc.org/events.html

about journal literary awards book contest ... contact 2003 Literary Events >>Salon >>Writing Workshops >>2002 Literary Events Fiction writer Brian Kiteley reading at the April 2003 MMM/BMoCA Monthly Literary Salon. Photo courtesy of BMoCA. Monthly Literary Salon Our monthly literary salon is held on the third Wednesday of the month, from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art at 1750 13th Street, Boulder, Colorado. A different reader is featured each month. Readings begin promptly at 6:30 p.m. and are followed by a potluck dinner with time for participants to share their work. R.S.V.P. to 303-545-9942 or E-mail RSVP@mmminc.org Featured Salon Speakers January Michael Ramos is a first generation Filipino-American. He wrote his collectino of stories, Polvoron , after traveling extensively in the Philippines to learn about his family's heritage. His stories have appeared in Indiana Review Many Mountains Moving , and Prairie Schooner . He lives in Denver, Colorado with his wife and daughter. February Kathryn Winograd is the author of the poetry collection Air into Breath (Ashland Poetry Press). She writes in different genres, including commercial writing and children's books. She will read from her latest poetry collection.

71. Poetry Grinnell Libraries 1997-2000 Komunyakaa, Yusef. Thieves of Paradise. PS3561.O455 T45 1998. krysl, marilyn. WarScapewith Lovers, 1997. (ask a librarian for assistance). Kunert, Gunter. http://web.grinnell.edu/individuals/stuhrr/poetry2000.html

Poetry published since 1997 recently added to the Grinnell College Libraries Anthologies Translations Alphabetical by Author a ... w Anthologies Jarnot, Lisa; Leonard Schwartz and Chris Stoffolino, editors. An Anthology of New (American) Poets . PS586.A59 1998. Smith Memorial. Gilbert, Derrick I.M.. editor. Catch the Fire!!!: A Cross-Generational Anthology of Contemporary African American Poetry . PS951.N4 C35 1998. Black Library. Al-Udhari, Abdullah, compiler. Classical Poems by Arab Women , 1999. (ask a librarian for assistance) Stanley, David and Elaine Thatcher, editors. Cowboy Poets and Cowboy Poetry Sissay, Lemn, editor. The Fire People: A Collection of Contemporary Black British Poets , 1998. (ask a librarian for assistance) Ueda, Makoto, compiler and translator. Light Verse From the Floating World: An Anthology of Premodern Japanese Senryu O'Rourke, Kevin, selections and translations. Looking for the Cow: Modern Korean Poems , 1999. (ask a librarian for assistance) Kim, Jaihium, selections and translation. Modern Korean Verse in Sijo Form , 1997. (ask a librarian for assistance)

72. We Were Obeying A Higher Law But The Judge Won T Allow Us To We Were Obeying a Higher Law But the Judge Won t Allow Us to Make OurCase. by marilyn krysl. On marilyn krysl lives in Boulder. Copyright http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0713-02.htm

Home Newswire About Us Donate ... Archives Featured Views Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Published on Sunday, July 13, 2003 by the Boulder Daily Camera We Were Obeying a Higher Law But the Judge Won't Allow Us to Make Our Case by Marilyn Krysl On March 15 I was one of 19 engaging in civil disobedience near Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora to register opposition to war with Iraq. I believed our government had been less than candid about its "evidence." I doubted that weapons of mass destruction existed or that Saddam would be easily dispatched. A simplistic reaction to 9-11 had precluded the administration's formulating a viable foreign policy, and I suspected Iraqis wouldn't welcome an occupation. I feared for servicemen and women treated as expendable, many of whom return — if they return — maimed, ill and all-too-often demoralized (see former Marine Anthony Swoford's "Jarhead" and Chris Hedges' "War Is A Force That Gives Us Meaning"). And after the 1994 LIFE article on American servicemen from the Gulf war who'd had children with birth defects that matched those of Iraqi children — and the documentary "Invisible War: Depleted Uranium and the Politics of Radiation" — I dreaded our troops' being forced again to contaminate themselves, Iraqis and the environment with this substance. Civil disobedience has a venerable history. Our own American Thoreau went to jail for refusing to pay the poll tax because it funded slavery. Gandhi's high-profile use of this tactic set an example that was continued by the women's suffrage movement in Britain, African-Americans struggling for civil rights, opponents of the nuclear arms race and nuclear power industry, the sanctuary and divestment campaigns of the '80s, South Africa's anti-apartheid movement and ACT UP — to name a few.

73. The Little Magazine Archive, Index Of Correspondents A-L 4.3, 8.1 Koumjian, Vaughn3.4 Kroll, Judith, 1943 3.4 Kruchkov, Diane3.4 Krueger,Lesley3.4 Krupat, Arnold3.4 krysl, marilyn, 1942- 3.4 Kuhn, Jim http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/little.magazine.corr1.html

The Little Magazine Archive Index of Correspondents A-L M-Z A-L Names in bold appear in the RLIN record. An asterisk (*) indicates the presence of manuscripts rather than correspondence. Abramson, John C.1.1 Academy of American Poets8.4 Ackerson, Duane, 1942- (THE DRAGONFLY)1.1 Aeschliman, Michael D.1.1 Ahern, Kathryn M.1.1 Aiello, Nicholas Anthony1.1 Aiken, William1.1 Albarelli, H. P., Jr.1.1 Aldan, Daisy1.1 Allen, Michael S., 1947- (INDIANA WRITES)1.1 Altizer, Nell1.1 AMERICAN DIALOG (Jacqueline Frieder)7.6 AMERICAN LITERARY ANTHOLOGY (Peter B. Ardery)7.6, 14.1 Ames, Bernice, 1915- 1.1 Ammons, A. R., 1926- Anderson, Chester, 1932- 9.13* Anderson, Dennis1.1 Anderson, Elsie1.1 Anderson, Jack, 1935- 1.1 Anderson, Linda1.1 Anderson, Paul1.1 Anthony, George1.1 App, Austin J.1.1 Apter, Ronnie1.1 Aquinas Subscription Agency7.6, 15.6 Arenas, Rosa Maria1.1 Arkles, Barry1.1 Arnold, Kenneth1.1 Arthur, Robert P., 1943- 1.1 Artin, Tom1.1 Astrographics (Firm) (Michael Fuller)1.1 Attanasio, A. A.1.1 Atwan, Gailanne9.6 Atwood, Margaret Eleanor, 1939- 1.1

74. RMPJC - Peace Rally And Action At Buckley Air Force Base, Colorado, 3-15-2003 Denver n/a Boulder Breckenridge, Drew Edmondson Matthew Phillips Rita RamseyerChris Hoffman Whitney Bard (14) Kelly McVerry You Ellen Stark marilyn krysl, http://www.rmpjc.org/2003/aurora-mar15/

Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center Peace Rally at Buckley Air Force Base: Nineteen Arrested Protesting the Iraq War Public Statement Colorado Coalition Against the War in Iraq March 15, 2003 CONTACT: Richard Andrews 303-499-3031 or 303-673-0098 or Carolyn Bninski 303-444-6981 Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center DENVER - A peace rally held was held at noon today at the north gate of Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora, Colorado in which an estimated 300 protesters assembled. The rally was peaceful, with people speaking out in opposition to the illegal, immoral and unjustified war planned by the Bush administration against Iraq, despite massive public opinion from all around the world. The rally focused on the themes of Save Our Troops, Save the Iraqi People, No blood for Oil and Stop this War. At approximately 2 pm a group of 19 people engaged in a civil disobedience protest action by blockading the road leading to the base. The location was along 6th Avenue at Tower Road in Aurora, Colorado, across the street from the main rally. This orderly and well orchestrated protest with an estimated crowd of about 300 supporters ultimately led to the arrest of 19 individuals for blocking the road and refusing to leave. Police arrested these non-violent people in their act of civil disobedience and they were jailed at facilities of the city of Aurora Police Department. As of this release (6pm) all have been released. The protesters engaged in this civil disobedience at Buckley AFB in a symbolic act to directly illustrate the connections between the space based intelligence systems and war targeting functions of this base as well as numerous military contractors who operate there in virtually seamless arrangements with the Department of Defense. Some of the associated companies at Buckley are among the largest military contractors in the world, including Lockheed-martin, Raytheon, TRW, and Northrup-Grumman, all of which have great influence on national foreign and war policy, and have vested interests in promoting a war with Iraq. The protesters ultimate objective is to stop this unjustified war against Iraq and insist upon utilizing peaceful means to resolve and prevent international conflict.

75. Back Issues 00-04 2 $3.95 Robin Becker (cover), marilyn krysl, Michael Ryan, Dana Goodyear, Linh Dinh,Lewis Warsh, Abraham Smith, Laurence Lieberman, Bruce Weigl, David Swerdlow http://www.aprweb.org/shopsite/page2.html

Anthology Back Issues 00-04 Back Issues 95-99 Back Issues 90-94 ... Subscriptions Back Issues 00-04 May/June 2004 Vol. 33/No. 3 Gerald Stern, Sarah Gorham, F.D. Reeve, Claudia Keelan, Alice Notley, Carl Rakosi, W.S. Merwin (cover), Margaret Atwood, Mark Levine, George Economou, Terese Svoboda, Jane Rohrer, Tom Clark, Nance Van Winckel, Richard Tillinghast, Christina Davis, Honoree Fanonne Jeffers, Henri Cole, Christopher Hennessy, Gregory Djanikian [Add to Cart] [View Cart] Mar/Apr 2004 Vol. 33/No. 2 Robin Becker (cover), Marilyn Krysl, Michael Ryan, Dana Goodyear, Linh Dinh, Lewis Warsh, Abraham Smith, Laurence Lieberman, Bruce Weigl, David Swerdlow, Fred Moramarco, John Yau, Amy Schroeder, Sascha Feinstein, Robert Hershon [Add to Cart] [View Cart] Jan/Feb 2004 Vol. 33/No. 1 Lucie Brock-Broido, Reginald Gibbons, Reesa Grushka, Nadia Herman Colburn, Donald Revell, Robert Bly, Jeffrey Skinner, Jean Cocteau (cover) trans. by Charles Guenther, David St. John, Leonard Shengold, Mark Irwin, Rick Bursky, Constantine Cavafy trans. by Aliki Barnstone, Toi Derricotte, Tony Hoagland, Sheila Griffin, Chard deNiord, Christopher Merrill interviewed by Jan Castro, Joshua Corey [Add to Cart] [View Cart] Nov/Dec 2003 Vol. 32/No. 6

76. MANOA Malaysia 1999 Hoagland, James D. Houston, marilyn krysl, Christopher Merrill, Charlotte Painter,Tom MontgomeryFate, Nancy Lord, David Rains Wallace, and Tony Whedon. http://www.hawaii.edu/mjournal/text/issues/descriptions/malaysia99.html

The summer 1999 issue of MANOA features a collection of new writing in English from Malaysia, guest-edited by K.S. Maniam and Daizal Rafeek Samad. Focusing on Malaysia, this feature includes poetry by Shirley Geok-lin Lim, Dina Zaman, Salleh Ben Joned, Ee Tiang Hong, and Wong Phui Nam; fiction by K. S. Maniam, Mulaika Hijjas, Lloyd Fernando, and Lee Kok Liang; and an interview with Wong Phui Nam. by Nanao Sakaki, Luzon by Malcolm Champlin and Steven Goldsberry, and by Jane Myers and Tom Wolf; and a portfolio of photographs by Linda Connor. LAND BENEATH THE WIND Summer 1999 (vol. 11, no. 1) 198 pages We sat still, wearing out the fear. Zain and Ahmad talked in Malay under the oars as if safe in the womb of their home. sour, it cuts the back of the throat, torn taste, like love grown difficult or separate. More chillies, more salt, more sugar, from deep rifts that run far into these hills

77. MVCC Libraries/ (PS 3521 .E5775 T4 1992); krysl, marilyn. Midwife and Other Poems onCaring. (nursing poems) (PS 3561 .R88 M53 1989) Soulskin. (nursing http://www.mvcc.edu/library/poetry_guide.html

BACK HOME MVCC POETRY-SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! If you enjoyed our poetry reading, try some of these titles available at the MVCC Utica campus Library. Anthologies Around the World Hispanic Poets Native American Poets ... Writing and Appreciating Poetry Anthologies All Shook Up: Collected Poems About Elvis. (PS 595 .P72 A44 2001) America in Poetry. (PS 584 .A38 1992) Bearing Witness: Poetry by Teachers About Teaching. (PS 591 .T4 B43 2002) Blood of Their Blood: an Anthology of Polish-American Poetry. (PS 591 .P64 B55 1980) A Book of Love Poetry. (PN 6110 .L6 B57 1974) A Book of Women Poets From Antiquity to Now. (PN 6109.9 .B6 1992) Brother Enemy: Poems of the Korean War. (PL 975.9 .K67 B76 2002) A Century of Sonnets: the Romantic-Era Revival. (PR 1195 .S5 C46 1999) Chapters in Verse: Poetry in English Inspired by the Bible. (2 vols.) (PN 6110 .R4 C44 1993) Chinese American Poetry: an Anthology. (PS 591 .C48 C48 1991) A Chorus for Peace: a Global Anthology of Poetry by Women.

78. NodeWorks - Arts: Literature: Authors 7); Kropp, Paul@ (3); Krouse, Erika@ (2); Krysinska, Marie (1); krysl,marilyn (4); KubeMcDowell, Michael P.@ (1); Kundera, Milan (5); Kuprin http://dir.nodeworks.com/Arts/Literature/Authors/K/

in entire NodeWorks Directory in Arts in Literature in ++ Authors in K in Kaaberbøl, Lene in Kafka, Franz in Katz, Steve in Kaufman, Bob in Kawabata, Yasunari in Kazantzakis, Nikos in Kean, Jack in Keats, John in Keith, William H in Keller, Gottfried in Kelly, Brigit Pegeen in Kemal, Yasar in Kennedy, Richard in Kennedy, Stetson in Kerouac, Jack in Kesey, Ken in Keyes, Daniel in Kimmel, Haven in Kincaid, Jamaica in Kingsolver, Barbara in Kinsella, John in Kipling, Rudyard in Kittredge, William in Kizer, Carolyn in Klein, Naomi in Kleist, Heinrich von in Kobayashi, Tamai in Koch, Kenneth

79. Nimrod International Literary Journal : Awards Lydia Kann, Picture This . marilyn krysl, Dinner with Osama . 149, SusanSchiff, CA, Fifth Season . 151, marilyn krysl, CO, Dinner with Osama . http://www.utulsa.edu/nimrod/awards.html

Call For Manuscripts Mission Nimrod/Hardman Literary Awards Editor's Prize ... Subscriptions and Sales Awards Celebration Submission Information Contact Information To Purchase Nimrod ... Home The Nimrod /Hardman Writing Awards The 26th Nimrod/Hardman Awards The Pablo Neruda Prize for Poetry FIRST PLACE: $2,000 AND PUBLICATION SECOND PLACE: $1,000 AND PUBLICATION Contest Rules Contest Begins: JANUARY 1, 2004 Postmark Deadline: APRIL 30, 2004 Poetry: 1,900 words maximum, 500 words minimum. Fiction: 7,500 words maximum. No previously published works or works accepted for publication elsewhere. Author's name must not appear on the manuscript. Include a cover sheet numbers. "Contest Entry" should be clearly indicated on both the outer envelope and the cover sheet. Manuscripts will not be returned. Nimrod retains the right to publish any submission. Include SASE for results only. If no SASE is sent, no contest results will be sent; however, the results will be posted on Nimrod’s Web site. (two issues). Each entry must each be accompanied by a $20 fee. Make checks

80. The Mirror 1953 Vanatta, Jerry Pinkerton, Fred Ballinger, John VanGeison, marilyn Porter, Joe Lippincott,Lina Hogue, Lois English Lunt, Philip krysl, Richard - Orchestra http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/mhgs/Mirror 1953.htm

Midwest Historical and Genealogical Society Wichita, Kansas Midwest Historical and Genealogical Society is pleased to present transcriptions of school year books. Pratt High School, Pratt, Pratt County, Kansas The Mirror 1953 Back to Pratt High School Back to MHGS Home Page M Material on this page is the property of the Society and all rights are reserved. Should you find a link that does not work properly please notify the webmaster

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