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Andy Warhol is back in the 'Headlines' at NGA
Andy Warhol died in 1987, but he continues to make headlines. This is almost literally the case with a National Gallery of Art exhibit, "Warhol: Headlines," that showcases screenprints and paintings whose design imitates that of a newspaper front page....Tags: Madonna, Museums, Eddie Fisher, Fine Artists, Connie Francis
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A tale of two enigmatic artists
The Wallace Berman renaissance has been inching along in fits and starts, ever since art historian Merril Greene published the first serious consideration of his work in Artforum in 1978. That essay came two years after his untimely death in 1976, on...Tags: Music, Entertainment, Concerts, Fine Artists, Newspaper and Magazine
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The 411 about the Trayvon Martin timeline
Change of SubjectFriday's print column A key moment in George Zimmerman's cellphone call to the Police Department in Sanford, Fla., on the fateful night of Feb. 26 occurs at 7:11:41 p.m., a little more than two minutes into a call that lasts...... -
NewsPlus - 11/18/11 Ted Leonsis, Occupy D.C. and Much More
We interview the always candid Washington Capitals and Wizards owner, Ted Leonsis on the state of D.C. sports and media and hear about the many other ventures he is involved in.
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Man who led police to Lee Harvey Oswald is finally honored
Charles.Bassett@cw33.comIt's an honor 48 years overdue. Johnny Brewer is finally getting a certificate of merit from the Dallas Police Department for his actions on November 22nd, 1963. "Thank you so much for honoring me today. I appreciate it", Brewer said. If not for...Tags: Lee Harvey Oswald, Lobbying, Politics
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Sept. 11, a difficult subject for local educators
While Sept. 11 is still a very difficult subject for many adults, talking with children about those events can be even more challenging.
Depending on the age, children may have vivid memories of the events surrounding that day, or none at all, so...Tags: Health, Human Rights, Justice and Rights, Religious Conflicts, Social Sciences
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The Aegis staff remembers 9/11/01
Becoming news reporters was the farthest thing on the minds of many current members of The Aegis staff on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001. Most of them were still in school and hadn't even thought about where their career paths might lead. For the...Tags: College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Transportation Accidents, History, Health, Entertainment
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Reflecting on September 11
David "DJ" Jones was in a meeting at work in Petoskey when the first plane hit the World Trade Center in 2001.
"I remember it was a Tuesday," the executive director of the Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation said. "Like everyone else, I was...Tags: Osama bin Laden, Land Resources, Springs, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Radio Industry
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King, Beattie books among new crop
Fiction
"The Lost Memory of Skin" (Ecco) by Russell Banks. Coming Tuesday. Banks, one of our finest and most adventurous novelists, is not afraid to tackle big, tough topics that persistently bedevil the human species, and with his 17th book, he has...Tags: PBS (tv network), University of Cambridge, Emily Bronte, Entertainment, Stephen King
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From politics to poetry
Tribune NewspapersIt's tempting, looking at the fall's books, to think of this as a political season. Dick Cheney got it started with "In My Time: A Personal and Political Memoir," and Joe McGinnis pitched in with "The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin." (That...Tags: Haruki Murakami, Don DeLillo, Poetry, Trinidad and Tobago, Literature
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Fall book preview
Tribune newspapersIt's tempting, looking at the fall's books, to think of this as a political season. Dick Cheney got it started with "In My Time: A Personal and Political Memoir," and in November we'll see a different (and perhaps conflicting?) take when Condoleezza...Tags: Haruki Murakami, Don DeLillo, Poetry, Richard Nixon, Elections
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Conspiracy theory diagnosed
Jonathan Kay, managing editor of Canada’s National Post, has made a major contribution to the understanding of the conspiratorial mindset in his recent publication, “Among The Truthers.” By reaching back into the history of well-...Tags: Philosophy, History, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Human Interest, The Washington Post
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