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May. 26, 2014
Western Flyer, wooden fishing boat that author John Steinbeck chartered in 1940, later to write about journey in The Log From the Sea of Cortez, is caught in battle over its fate; boat is decaying in Port Townsend, Wash, boatyard, and owner Gerry Kehoe has proposed moving it to Salinas, Calif, where it will be installed in lobby of boutique hotel; Robert Enea, nephew of vessel's skipper, opposes plan. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Ben Brantley reviews Broadway production of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, directed by Anna D Shapiro and starring Chris O'Dowd and James Franco in their Broadway debuts. MORE
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James Franco and Chris O'Dowd discuss preparing for their roles as George and Lennie in Broadway revival of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, at Longacre Theater. MORE
Oct. 14, 2012
Jim Arndorfer essay notes that John Steinbeck was once approached to write a novel intended to sabotage Richard Nixon's presidential campaign. MORE
Jan. 17, 2012
Eighth grade students of varying economic and social backgrounds in New Jersey are engaged in literary and social experiment in which they read and discuss John Steinbeck's novel Of Mice and Men in tandem in effort to better understand each other and themselves. MORE
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Journalist Bill Steigerwald retraces the cross-country trip John Steinbeck describes in his 1962 account Travels With Charley: In Search of America and ends up skeptical about many of the episodes in the book. MORE
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May 26, 2014, Monday
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April 17, 2014, Thursday
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Many of us read John Steinbeck's 1937 novella "Of Mice and Men" in high school, but it has been a lot harder to see it on Broadway, until now.
April 13, 2014, Sunday
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March 23, 2014, Sunday
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October 22, 2013, Tuesday
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October 17, 2013, Thursday
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Crunching Literary Numbers
The American novel reconsidered, with help from a Google database.
July 14, 2013, Sunday
No Wrath, but Some Discontent, When Nobel Prize Was Awarded to Steinbeck
Documents newly released by the Swedish Academy reveal that its members were generally dissatisfied with the candidates for the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1962, when the prize was awarded to John Steinbeck.
January 4, 2013, Friday
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October 14, 2012, Sunday
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August 8, 2012, Wednesday
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The vibes would be hiiiiiiigh
because Snoop and Dre was not enough last year
That man has smoked himself silly. I vote NO
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Snoop Lion, with special guest hologram Bob Marley.
snoop lion stay away 4rm dem magical
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It's Snoop Dogg not Snoop Lion and he played last year as one of the top names.. None of u knew this?!?
Although I don't think he will be on the bill I do think he will have a guest appearance during Major Lazer's Saturday night Sahara set during Weekend 1.
Lil B/Trash Talk - 12/26
Claude Vonstroke/Green Velvet - 12/27
Rustie - 1/16
Breakbot - 2/12
Giraffage - 2/28
Lido - 3/10
I'm more down than fuck. If they book Major Lazer and Snoop Lion and Diplo (lol) then I bet we'd get 3 Diplo sets feat. snoop. Dyyyopeee.
(i'd trust diplo with all 3 days of the sahara if it was up to me though, so there's that)
I figured this would be a project that never really finds form, but in a Reddit AMA, he said the Lion album will be out in the Spring. He also said Coachella is the craziest gig he's ever played. I consider this a likely appearance, probably on the main just before the Sunset slot, like Nas & Damien Marley.
That AMA was pretty good. I lol'd a few times.
I doubt Coachella would have him back so soon, but it is a possibility. I think Hangout and Roo are more likely to go after him.
When this album drops Coachella better hope they booked him, its going to be off the hook. That little trailer was the shizzle
haters are welcome to hate, but all of Snoop Lion's songs are great. Hope to see him (and Diplo) on the polo fields.
Well over 60 years of reggae to listen to with the same similar beats, just different MCs, so much better music out there than Snoop MCing over classic reggae beats
Seriously mi lion
I've listened to the song twice, its a flavor of the club song for about 4 months, but when you listen to it, you can barely hear snoop in his own verse, the backup vocalist was blowing over snoops verse. He's barely vocal on the chorus.
Listen to Buju Banton or Cutty Ranks if you want something real ya batti boy
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"Haters gonna hate" might be the most vomit inducing sentence this year.
Furthermore, and perhaps more importantly, "real" reggae is not very likely to be booked at Coachella this year.
Point taken though, I should listen to more modern reggae.

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New York-based SITI Company, one of America's leading theater ensembles, presents the emotional story of war, victory, and loss experienced by an imagined Persian court. In this sole surviving Greek tragedy about a historical event—the battle of Salamis in 480 B.C.—Aeschylus glorifies the Athenian victors but also humanizes the defeated Persians, emphasizing the universal impact of war on family and community. Tickets $45.


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Sep. 1, 2013
College Football Top 25 Roundup; Texas A&M earns a 52-31 victory over Rice; after serving first-half suspension, A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel throws three touchdown passes and draws unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty; other scores noted. MORE
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Universities Rethinking Their Use of Massive Online Courses
Texas politicians have praised massive open online courses, or MOOCs, but academics are reassessing their role in higher education.
October 17, 2014, Friday
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Rice University Picks Design Team for New Opera Theater
Rice University has picked a New York firm, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, to design a new opera theater on campus.
April 1, 2014, Tuesday
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Rice University to Demolish Former Museum Building
The corrugated-metal structure was commissioned by John and Dominique de Menil as part of their efforts to build up cultural institutions in Houston.
February 28, 2014, Friday
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A New Test for Malaria, No Blood Required
Rice University researchers have developed a rapid malaria test that uses a laser pulse and may be able to detect the disease when only one red blood cell in a million is infected.
January 7, 2014, Tuesday
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Manziel Cheered for Play and Benched for Mouth
After serving a first-half suspension, Johnny Manziel threw three touchdown passes and drew an unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty in No. 7 Texas A&M's 52-31 victory over Rice on Saturday.
September 1, 2013, Sunday
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Sit In on College Courses, Without the Visit
High school students who take massive open online courses, or MOOCs, may strengthen their academic resumes while getting a feel for what each prospective college has to offer.
January 30, 2013, Wednesday
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Guest Column: Yes, Oil Prices Are Cyclical
With the shale oil boom promising over one million barrels a day of new oil production within a year in the United States, analysts are coming out of the woodwork to embrace falling oil prices. But all this is part of a normal cycle.
June 15, 2012, Friday
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A Conference That Spans a Hemisphere
Conference USA and the Mountain West have announced they are joining forces with the schools remaining in their midst, creating a conference that will span from Hawaii to the Carolinas.
February 13, 2012, Monday
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Connexions, an open-source-textbook initiative at Rice University in Houston, is planning to produce free textbooks for five of the most-attended subjects in American colleges.
February 13, 2012, Monday
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Do you use oil sprays? it's rare that there's not at least one around. I usually buy a store-brand olive oil spray, but I was recently sent I Can't Believe It's Not Butter (Olive Oil) Spray to try out.
For me, one of the main uses of a buttery spray will be with popcorn. It's rare that I'll actually use melted butter, since I make popcorn on the stove-top a few nights a week - and that would just be too much added fat. So last night, I settled in to watch one of my favorites shows on the tele, The Good Wife, with a bowl of popcorn sprayed liberally with I Can't Believe It's Not Butter (Olive Oil) Spray and sprinkled with salt.
One thing this buttery spray gave the popcorn that my old stand-by store-brand spray did not, is the actual taste of butter ... surprisingly similar to what it would have tasted like if I had used melted butter. I really liked this - and there are no calories in 5 sprays (a "0" on a nutrition label really means less than 4 calories).
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An 8 ounce bottle of I Can't Believe It's Not Butter (Olive Oil) Spray costs $2.69 in stores, but I received samples from the company to try out. You can bet that this one is going on my grocery list from now on. What are some of the ways you use a butter/ oil spray?
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Although Nico Rosberg topped both Thursday sessions in Monaco, the Mercedes driver admits over a long distance he could struggle.
Rosberg was the driver to beat in Thursday's practices, setting the pace on the soft tyres in the morning and later in the afternoon on the supersofts.
The German posted a 1:14.759 to edge his team-mate Lewis Hamilton by 0.315s while the Ferrari drivers were four- and five-tenths down.
But despite his flying pace, Rosberg, who claimed pole in Bahrain and Spain, concedes it's only Thursday and a lot can still change.
"I am feeling comfortable in the car. It has been going well today, but you really do not know what other people are doing with fuel," Rosberg told Sky Sports News.
"You just have to wait and see and I have to do my job and try to improve. For sure we are somewhere in the hunt at the front, but I don't know if it will be enough."
And even if Mercedes do get the front of Saturday, their long distance pace has let them down too often for them to feel comfortable.
Although the team achieved three successive pole positions leading up the Monaco GP, they have yet to win a grand prix and in fact only Hamilton managed to turn his pole into a podium result.
As such, Rosberg admits he has concerns.
"There is the problem of race pace, which is still going to be crucial here to have a great result.
"It is still our difficulty and that is what we have been working on today. We now understand a few things but there are still a couple of question marks which we need to solve as soon as possible.
"There will be very few stops in the race - two stop or one stop. So you really have to try and get the degradation as good as possible and that will really help to have a successful race."
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In last week's National Hockey League draft, the Ottawa Senators selected Iranian-Swedish center Mika Zibanejad with the number six selection in the first round. Senators General Manager Bryan Murray told the Ottawa Citizen that Zibanejad will get every opportunity to make the parent club this very next season. Zibanejad is currently taking part in Ottawa's annual developmental camp.
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Freedom to Read week starts today! Check out the Freedom To Read Website for ideas on how you can revel between February 24th & March 2nd.
Join us this Thursday the 28th at 7pm at Shelf Life Books for our Youth Award Celebration to honour our A World Without Choices contest winners. We received many great submissions in words, images and video that answered the following question: "What would your world look like without the freedom to read?" Check out some of the awesomeness submitted on our TeensCreate page!
AND, drum roll please... the winners are:
Ethan G. for his great essay, "Silenced Voices"
Alexa I. for her wonderful FTR essay, and
the amazing video duo Julia C. & Danika V. - check out their video Here!
In addition, the Freedom to Read Committee has awarded the 2013 Freedom of Expression Award, sponsored by FFWD Weekly, to the Calgary Idle No More Movement. Chantal Chagnon is accepting the award as a representative of the movement. Committee member Darlene Montgomery has provided the following statement to support the Award:
The Freedom of Expression Award is presented annually during Freedom to Read Week. The Award is presented to a person or group in the Calgary area who best demonstrates leadership in promoting freedom of expression, an important cornerstone of democracy. The Award is sponsored by FFWD Weekly. This year the Freedom of Expression Award will be presented to the Calgary Idle No More Movement. The Calgary INM Movement has demonstrated a commitment to freedom of expression by taking a public stand to raise awareness of the rich cultural heritage and history of our First Nations people; the social, educational and economic issues affecting their lives; and the obligation of governments to respect the treaty rights of First Nations people. Chantal Chagnon, a local organizer and spokesperson for the Calgary Idle No More Movement will accept the Award on behalf of the Movement at our annual celebration on February 28.
Chantal, the teen winners, family members and supporters will all be on hand for the annual celebration.
Today (February 25th) the Freedom To Read Committee at CPL made their Book Selection presentation to City Council. This year, the selected book is Shine, by Lauren Myracle. Myracle has been touted as "This Generation's Judy Blume". Betsy Fraser, ardent teen-lit enthusiast and CPL Selector, submitted the following nomination:
My suggestion for this year's Freedom to Read week book would be Lauren Myracle's Shine. Lauren has been a fantastic example through the years of an author whose books have been targeted as "unsuitable" for their target audience on the one hand, while being lauded by reviewers and those very teens on the other as speaking to and for them… In the past year, Lauren was catapulted into the media when her book was erroneously mentioned as a short-listed title for the National Book Award. Instead of being bitter, she used the ensuing media storm to garner support and attention for gay rights, 'shining a light', if you will, on the downtrodden, bullied and abused. Ms. Myracle is a wonderful speaker, and while a hate crime is a dark subject, I ask the committee to consider Shine as its title for 2013 Freedom of Expression Award.
The author's long history of challenges, coupled with her courage in tackling a very difficult subject, led the committee to choose this moving novel. While it begins with a hate crime, it is ultimately a story about hope, and about letting your inner light shine through when darkness surrounds you.
Join us! Thursday February 28, 2013 7 p.m. at Shelf Life Books, 100, 1302 - 4th Street S.W.
And Read on! ;0)
by Adrienne, with many thanks to Allison Thomson (Chair, Calgary Freedom to Read Week Committee) and Carrie, our awesome Teen Cybrarian.
The Teen Zone is an oasis for teens. It has everything new and exciting in terms of Young Adult novels and graphix, and gives teens a chance to have their own space in the library. And currently at the Nose Hill library, the Teen Zone has an art display up: art for teens by teens. Our art show Expressions features colourful and abstract work by students from Simon Fraser Junior High. The show features twelve original works by grade 8 and 9 students, and will be up in our Teen Zone until February. Come check it out!


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21 October 2014 - 14 January 2015
Celebrating 80 years of holding the powerful to account.
21 October 2014 - 14 January 2015
Celebrating 80 years of holding the powerful to account.
Following our record breaking success with HAMLET – the company's fastest selling show in a decade – and a big jump in the total number of people seeing our shows, we are delighted to announce our brand new season is now on sale!Find out more
As part of our ongoing commitment to nurture, support and inspire local theatre-makers, the Royal Exchange Theatre are able to offer directors based in Greater Manchester the opportunity to observe the journey of a production through rehearsals with our Observer Mondays Scheme.
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We aim to involve as many people as possible in the world of Theatre. From our monthly play-reading group, Between the Lines, to our newly established Company of Elders for adults over 60, there are so many ways to get involved.Find out more
The Royal Exchange Community programme is designed to give participants real ownership of this extraordinary building.Find out more
Our work with schools and colleges forms a core element of the Discover programme. Learn more about our Exchange Forum or check out the latest Tours & Workshops available for groups of all ages.Find out more
Step into one of the city's most unique and beautiful buildings to enjoy fresh pastries, sandwiches, soups, speciality teas and Fairtrade coffees.Find out more
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verb - The act of achieving orgasm so hard that you actually see the face of God.
Man, that bitch from the Kingdom Hall and I went out last night, you know the one, the Elder's daughter? Yeah, well she was sucking my dick so hard and she jammed her finger in my ass. Well, I Jehovah Witnessed right in her mouth! I thought I died and went to heaven cuz God was right there. We goin' out again tomorrow.
بواسطة Nelson Birdwell يونيو 18, 2010