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9/11: Using poetry to cope with tragedy
Opinion L.A.In Patt Morrison’s interview with W.S. Merwin, who just ended his term as the nation's poet laureate, she asked him why he thinks people cope with tragedy by writing poetry.... -
It's A Gray Area: Take in a bit of history with your theater
Do you want to treat yourself to great theater for a truly modest price? Get tickets for the upcoming production of "The Hiding Place," based upon Tim Gregory's original adaptation of the autobiography by Corrie ten Boom. The show will be performed at...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Santa Ana, Nazi Party, Music, Netherlands
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Word by word, language is stolen
The day David Foote had to admit that words were leaving him, he was standing at a blackboard at Lake Forest High School, lecturing on "Romeo and Juliet." Mercutio. Montague. Lady Capulet. He knew the characters as well as he knew his bow ties, but now,...Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Diseases and Illnesses, Health
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Windber elementary honor roll 2/14
Windber Elementary School honor roll for the second nine weeks. Distinguished Honors Grade 5 – Alivia Bassett, Julia Borish, Trenten Bunk, Mara Chappie, Joseph Choby, Gianina Cordutsky, Erin Crognale, Megan Dagostino, Abbi Glass, Brianna Guaetta,...Tags: Human Interest
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Sada Thompson dies at 83; stage and TV actress known for playing matriarch on 'Family'
![Sada Thompson, a Tony Award-winning actress best known to TV viewers for her Emmy Award-winning role as the matriarch in the 1970s dramatic TV series "Family," has died. She was 83.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-05/61424358-06162105.jpg "Sada Thompson, a Tony Award-winning actress best known to TV viewers for her Emmy Award-winning role as the matriarch in the 1970s dramatic TV series "Family,\" has died. She was 83.")
Sada Thompson, a Tony Award-winning actress best known to TV viewers for her Emmy Award-winning role as the matriarch in the 1970s dramatic TV series "Family," has died. She was 83.
Thompson, a resident of Southbury, Conn., died of lung disease Wednesday...Tags: ABC (tv network), Celebrities, Pulitzer Prize Awards, World Airways Incorporated, Southbury
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Your morning adorable: Energetic Pembroke Welsh corgi dances for his breakfast
L.A. UnleashedPembroke Welsh corgi Sparky, the star of the almost criminally cute video above, apparently listened when his guardian told him that breakfast was the most important meal of the day. "Sparky loves his breakfast! He always dances for a little...... -
Live review: John Cale at UCLA's Royce Hall
Pop & HissJohn Cale shows tenderness and emotion in performing his classic work at UCLA. On his 1973 orchestral-pop landmark, “Paris 1919,” John Cale pulled inspiration from all over the map: In addition to the title track and “Half Past France,” the...... -
National Book Foundation's 5 Under 35 include L.A. Times staffer
Jacket CopyWhen the National Book Foundation announced the authors selected as this year's 5 under 35 Tuesday morning, the news quickly spread around our office that L.A. Times staff member Grace Krilanovich was among the honorees. Krilanovich's debut novel, "The... -
Academic Signing Day big flop in Orange, Seminole schools
Sentinel School Zone - Orlando SentinelToday is the first statewide Academic Scholarship Signing Day in Florida, when high school seniors who have been awarded scholarshipstocolleges are supposed to be honored with the same hoopla that athletes heading to college to play a sport have been... -
Opera review: 'Amahl and the Night Visitors' at the Pasadena Playhouse [Updated]
Culture MonsterNext year marks the centennial of the Italian-born American composer Gian Carlo Menotti, but it can be argued that the celebration occurs about 50 years too late. In the 1950s, Menotti was the toast of opera; his outpourings of cannily...... -
Bookstore of the week: Small World Books in Venice
Jacket CopyThe owner of Small World Books and the Sidewalk Cafe in Venice, CA says she'll keep selling books as long as people buy hamburgers.... -
The God Squad: Only faith can confirm life after death
Question: I need your opinion concerning a matter that has shaken my soul and made me introspective about my deepest religious beliefs. Almost four years ago, I survived a heart attack. I was in cardiac arrest twice and "died" on the table but was...Tags: Weather, Ernest Hemingway, World War I (1914-1918), Science, Heart Failure
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