61. Arts & Leisure: Soldier Of Fortune (Tucson Weekly . 01-17-00) Ceramist and former teacher Wendy Timm believes in "arming the innocent." http://desert.net/ww/01-17-00/tw_feat.html

Soldier Of Fortune By Mari Wadsworth IF YOU'RE A professional artist, you basically have two choices: struggle in the conventional sense (which can be particularly insulting to those with a natural inclination to reject conventionality), or head for the hills and set up your own survivalist outpost where nobody will bother you. You don't hear much about the latter. By definition, they're an elite and elusive group. Most enigmatic American artists don't enjoy the luxury of emigrating to a villa in Southern France (like R. Crumb) or building a mansion in Ahwatukee (like Spawn creator Todd McFarlane). Ain't life a bitch. So three years ago, inspired by the Copper State's much-vaunted if short-lived reputation for separatist activity, 43-year-old artist and long-time Tucson resident Wendy Timm liquidated her life savings for a mortgage in the foothills. Now she's a struggling artist with a swimming pool. "I live way above my means," she gloats. "And I deserve it!" In actual income, she says nonchalantly, she's currently enjoying "the lowest-paying job I've ever had." Her near-acre spread in a quiet and unsuspecting Oro Valley subdivision is part survivalist theme park and part holy shrine to Saturday morning cartoons. It's also her working studio, and a complicated study in aesthetic composition.

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WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... MonitorTalk Search: Art Movies Music / Performing Arts Sports ... more projects... Check out the Monitor's coverage of the 75th Annual Academy Awards Waiting for the finale The Monitor's Mega Movie Guide provides hundreds of capsule reviews of films, David Sterritt's top picks, and much more. monitor talk Weigh in on issues of the day in our MonitorTalk forums. click here In liberated Iraqi towns, former ruling party nervous Some Baathists have fled; many say they were coerced into supporting Hussein. Most-viewed stories: (for 04/09/03) 'Smoking gun' may not affect world's opinion Tunnels of Baghdad may be the war's last frontier Lessons of Somalia bolster US successes Tracing the roots of America's war in Iraq ... Converting bullies with books ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER RECORD PROFIT: Cameron Strang, founder of New West Records, says business has doubled for the past three years. The label is home to John Hiatt and Delbert McClinton. ROBERT HARBISON - STAFF MUSIC / PERFORMING ARTS Independents' day What record industry slump? Independent labels say business has never been better. TV Living room ambassadors Viewers say when it comes to choosing news, they tune in for the person, not the network.

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64. For Opera Troupe, It's A Russian Evolution Since he doesn't speak russian, Templeton started preparations well over a year culturalmagnet, enabling him to learn a lot about European arts and languages http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2003/Jan/31/en/en08a.html

April 10, 2003 Entertainment TGIF Calendar 4-Week Guide Movie Showtimes Dining ... Visitors Info The Site The Web Classifieds Back Issues Featured News Nation/World News Movie Showtimes TGIF Calendar Photo Gallery ... Columnists Customer Service Help Page Contact Us E-mail News Alerts Subscriber Services ... E-mail this story Posted on: Friday, January 31, 2003 For opera troupe, it's a Russian evolution HOT at a glance The 2004 season By Wayne Harada Advertiser Entertainment Writer Tatyana (Aimee Willis) writes a love letter in Hawaii Opera Theatre's staging of "Eugene Onegin," the company's first performance in Russian. Lenski (George Dyer) is in love with Olga (Elena Bocharova) in the opera "Eugene Onegin," the opening show in HOT's new season. In this dance scene from the Russian-language opera, people end their day in the fields. With "Coming of Age" as its theme, Hawaii Opera Theatre launches its 42nd season tonight at Blaisdell Concert Hall, with the first-ever-in-Russian production here of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin." "It seemed to be the time to finally try a Russian opera in Russian, and 'Onegin' is one of the most accessible," said Henry Akina, HOT general and artistic director since 1996. "The last time it was done here, in a translation in English by Robert LaMarchina, was in the 1970s, but the tendency in our business — now that we have supertitles (projected translations) — is to do operas in the original language."

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International National Washington Business ... REGISTER NOW. It's Free! Today's News Past Week Past 30 Days Past 90 Days Past Year Since 1996 UPDATED APRIL 11, 2003 2:49 AM ET Fit for a Pharaoh: Treasures at Home in Brooklyn By GRACE GLUECK In this permanent display at the Brooklyn Museum, visitors will be able to trace the entire course of ancient Egyptian art and culture. Slide Show: Egyptian Treasures Gals, Gams and Glamour By BEN BRANTLEY David Leveaux's hyperelegant revival starring Antonio Banderas is flooded to the drowning point in glossy, exotic images of femininity. The Ballad of the Ballad, Poetry's Bearer of Bad News By BILLY COLLINS This weekend's People's Poetry Gathering, a biennial three-day series of readings and talks, will focus on narrative poetry, particularly the ballad. A Schedule of Highlights Downtown Flair, Dominican Flavor By SETH KUGEL A flourishing, distinctive lounge scene has brought downtown to Washington Heights, the epicenter of Dominican culture in the United States. A Disparate Collection Yields Surprising Links By GRACE GLUECK A wild mix of artists' drawings from the Tate Collection in London, juxtaposed to reveal affinities across centuries and cultures.

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About CK Chef Dance Jazz ... Mailing List The European Guide to Arts, Culture and Entertainment Worldwide Updated: NOUVEAU Today's Headlines: Arts and Culture News From Around the World Books : Paris - 10 April 2003 - In and Out in Hollywood TV voice-over announcer Ben Patrick Johnson opens our eyes to the base world of American television. Sport : Sydney - Surfing Australia Check out this year's top surfing competitions. Books : Paris - Serge Gainsbourg: The Most Fatal of Adjectives Sylvie Simmons' new biography of the notorious French pop star. Read the review. Livres : New-York - The Crimson Petal and the White Comment : Moscow - Confused, Contradictory Policies: Will Post-9/11 America Lose Its Allies, Its Way? Europe's take on the evolution of US foreign and domestic policies in the wake of September 11. Articles available in : KLASSIKNET Today's Headlines: Arts and Culture News From Around the World Interview: New York - 4 April 2003 - Olivier Latry Vivien Schweitzer talks to the titular organist of the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris.

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Front Page News Feature Sports ... Humor KWLC Progresses Past Pure Alternative Programming By Adam Becker, Staff Writer Bonnie Thorson and Jeff Stickler Boasting a music library as diverse as they get, there are over 10,000 reasons why KWLC remains the favorite radio station of the community. Whether a fan of the blues, techno, or anything in between, this fall's lineup offers something for everybody. KWLC is broadcast on AM 1240. It has shows every weekday from 10 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., and on Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. until two the next morning. The station broadcasts within a 40 mile radius. "We are a real music station," said Music Director Thatcher Vagts (`98). "I open up 10 to 30 c.d.'s every day. We have a 10,000 album library. There is an enormous variety of music. We talk to the record companies on a day to day basis. We are constantly searching to find the best new music... We are the ones who influence what is played out there." Football leads the pack of shows broadcast on Saturdays. The Luther football game is broadcast live by sophomore Lindsey Anderson every Saturday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. After the game, the brodcast switches from the gridiron to guitar as senior Megan Cocoran plays the best of women's folk music. At 6 p.m. freshman Shawn Neary plays the blues. Freshman Kendra Nelson hosts a show of contemporary jazz music from 7:30 - 9 p.m.. Next up is freshman Ben McCabe and his show of progressive music. Rap, hip-hop and techno are played by senior Matt Becker at 10:30 p.m.. Closing out Saturday night's programming is freshman Mark Willard and his show dedicated to playing the best of rock music.

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Forthcoming tours THE RING AT THE WHITE NIGHTS FESTIVAL 12-19 June Accompanied by Rosamund Bartlett For many the highlight of the White Nights Festival will be the opportunity to see Wagner's Ring Cycle performed in its entirety for the first time in 100 years in St Petersburg. Valery Gergiev conducts the Kirov Opera and Orchestra. THU 12 JUN Afternoon arrival in St Petersburg and transfer to the 4 star Hotel Angleterre, located in the centre of the city. Welcome dinner at the hotel and introductory talk by your guest lecturer, Rosamund Bartlett FRI 13 JUN SAT 14 JUN Morning visit to the Theatre Museum where you will see many fascinating items including Nijinsky's ballet shoes and the piano on which Tchaikovsky is said to have composed Swan Lake. Continue to the Mariinsky Theatre for a backstage tour (subject to rehearsal schedules). Afternoon visit to the flat of the composer, Rimsky-Korsakov which has been preserved as a museum. Pre-performance lecture. Evening performance at the Mariinsky Theatre. SUN 15 JUN Morning guided tour of the Hermitage for an overview of one of the world's greatest art collections and the Winter Palace in which it is housed. Afternoon at leisure. Pre-performance lecture.

70. Lifetimes Read full story. Visual arts, russian sculptors' feats of clay Ofthe eight russian artists in the Baltimore Clayworks exhibit Vivat! http://www.lifetimesmd.com/

April 11, 2003 Click for sub-menu Home Register Login Why register? ... Classifieds Shop! Public Notices Coupons Contact Us Other Publications ... Telephone Directories New! Company Website Baltimore - Baltimore-Washington International Airport, MD Light Rain Weather Center by CustomWeather Search The web News Archives Authors Classifieds Coupons Directories Events Search tips Advanced Features Local TV Listings Features Bark Free: A new book lists the best places to walk your dog in the Baltimore area It's a chilly winter day in Baltimore, with snow on the ground and temperatures in the 20s. But to the dozen or so dogs romping in Robert E. Lee Park, it might as well be springtime in the Garden of Eden. They wrestle and bark. They chase and sniff. They frolic and play and dash about, and their owners look on like proud parents. "Dogs are living creatures and they need a place to run and be free," said Jessica Silverberg, 23, whose dog Cola, a shepherd mix, is among the happy pack of canines. "It's a great place for them to socialize," agreed Beth Maeyer, 25, who is at the par... Read full story Bark Free: The Top Ten 1. Robert E. Lee Park, Ruxton

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Home page Contact Us Special Offers News ... 2003 is THE year to go to RUSSIA Different centuries come together during trips to Russia M.S. Sobolev Moscow Waterways Navigate your way through the heartland of Mother Russia Your Vessel Deck Plan of MS SOBOLEV. Please telephone Intourist on 0870 112 1232 for a copy of the deck plan of PETER THE GREAT. Please see page 29 for regional departure airports. Cruise of the Tsars Moscow - St.Petersburg or St.Petersburg - Moscow Tour Inclusions... Economy class scheduled flights from London to Moscow; St.Petersburg to London (or reverse). Accommodation in a twin berth cabin with shower and w.c. on the deck of your choice. Excursions and visits as detailed in the itinerary (except where shown as optional). Transfers to and from the airport in Moscow or St.Petersburg direct to your ship.

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Alumni: Keep In Touch Alumni News Alumni Contacts Alumni Services Career Services Alumni Admission Alumni Shopping Ask Questions ... Speakers Bureau Awards Distinguished Alumni Meritorious Service Organization Awards Events Jump to: Colleges Graduate Schools Academic Depts. Continuous Education ... About This Site Museums and Galleries Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum Friends of the Zimmerli Art Museum Art in Camden, Newark Geology Museum Friends of the Geology Museum Visual Arts Galleries at Civic Square Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum The Zimmerli, located at George and Hamilton streets in New Brunswick, is home to the more than 10,000 pieces in the Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the former Soviet Union and to the George Riabov (RC'51, GSNB'52) Collection of Russian Art, which ranges from 15th-century religious objects to 20th-century modernism. (No museum outside Russia covers more Russian art than the Zimmerli.) The International Center for Japonisme at the Zimmerli is known worldwide for its programs dedicated to the study of artistic and cultural influences between Japan and the Western world. The collection has works by Mary Cassatt, James McNeill Whistler, and Toulouse-Lautrec. The museum is open Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and weekends from noon to 5 p.m. Admission is $3.00. For more information call 732/932-7237. Friends of the Zimmerli Art Museum Friends of the Zimmerli Art Museum: Alumni can support the Zimmerli through the Friends organization and many do, some even subscribing from as far away as Hawaii, says coordinator Marilyn Hayden. Friends of the Zimmerli can attend exhibit openings, craft demonstrations, concerts, lectures, and other special events. Alumni get discounts on excursions, which regularly feature such destinations as Kykuit, the Rockefeller Home in Westchester, NY, Storm King, the outdoor sculpture garden in Dutchess County, and the Talix Foundry in Upstate New York where Frank Stella and other major artists have their sculptures cast. Alumni can become members for $35 or patrons for $135. Members get a newsletter and 10 percent off in the Zimmerli shop, while patrons get the newsletter, 20 percent off in the shop, and other benefits. To subscribe, 732/932-7203.

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COURSES Aboriginal Studies (ABST) Accounting (ACTG) Adult Education (ADED) Business Administration (ADMI) ... Recreation and Leisure Studies (RECL) Russian (RUSS) Science (SCIE) Sociology (SOCI) Spanish (SPAN) Sport Management (SPMA) ... Writing (WRIT) Russian Courses RUSS 1F00 Russian (Introductory) Development of the four basic skills in language proficiency (reading, writing, speaking and comprehension). Lectures, language lab, 4 hours per week. RUSS 1F90 Intermediate Russian Conversation and written language skills, reading of selected texts. Lectures, language lab, 4 hours per week. Prerequisite: RUSS 1F00 or equivalent. RUSS 1F95 Russian Culture and Civilization: from Prehistory to the Age of Peter the Great. The Cultural Development of Eastern Europe from nomadism and early Slavic settlement, the emergence of Kievan Rus and Muscovy to Russia's entrance into modern Europe. The arts, beliefs and customs of the eastern Slavic people. Lectures, 3 hours per week. Note: given in English. Students completing this course will forfeit credit in RUSS 1F95 RUSS 1P96 Russian Culture and Civilization: From Peter the Great to the Present The modernization of Russia during the 18th and 19th centuries. Secular art, architecture and the social and philosophical seeds of descent, Russia's participation in the European avant- garde during the early 20th century, the Russian revolution and the recent dissolution of the Soviet State. Lectures, 3 hours per week. Note: given in English. Students completing this course will forfeit credit in

77. Daily Online Newspaper: The Christian Science Monitor Theater Festivals International listing of festivals Visual arts Alliance of ArtistsCommunities Consortium and Center for European and russian Studies UCLA. http://audio.csmonitor.com/linkslibrary/

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Main News Attractions Hotels ... Tickets in Moscow: CATEGORIES Business services Community Personal Service Real Estate ... Shopping Guide Arts in Moscow Main Arts State Historical Museum The official site of the State Historical Museum. There are different collections such as Archaeological Findings, Numismatics, The Early Printed Russian Books and Ancient Manuscripts, Written Sources etc. Website: http://www.shm.ru/English/index.htm The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts The Museum has been created on the basis of the Cabinet (museum) of Fine Arts and Antiquities of the Moscow University as an educational and public institution where the most important periods of art history from the ancient times to the New Age have been represented: in plaster casts, maquettes, pictorial and galvanic copies, in accordance with the unique scientific program. The Museum became the first institution of this type in Russia. Website: http://www.artforum.ru/museums/museum_link.cfm?MuseumID=4 Moscow House of Photography The Moscow House of Photography is the only Russian Museum, which has chosen the strategy of festivals and broad scale projects. He maintains a large collection of old and contemporary Russian photographic masterpieces. The Moscow House of Photography hosts the first Russian library of photographic books, having special photographic publications, Russian and foreign books on history and theory of photography, photo albums, exhibition catalogues, and referential literature. Website:

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Collecting Royal Canadian Mint official web site Canadian Numismatic Association official web site The Canadian Coin Club official web site Directory of Special Collections of Research Value in Canadian Libraries National Library of Canada general database National Library of Canada: Rare Book Collection this collection icludes over 35 000 book titles provides access to the Library's rare and specialized research collections University of Toronto: Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library houses the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections with approximately 500,000 books, manuscripts and other materials Advanced Book Exchange world's largest source of Out of Print Books – 13 million titles listed Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of Canada official web site BooksCanada Mailing List an email forum for the discussion, buying, and selling of antiquarian, out of print, and secondhand books in Canada this list is organized alphabetically by province and town The Alcuin Society founded in 1965 by G.A. Spencer for booklovers world-wide and to promote a wider appreciation of what goes into finely-wrought books. BookWire Index: Antiquarian Booksellers significant listing of antiquarian booksellers across the world Bibliographical Society of Canada promotes bibliographical publications; encourages the preservation and extends the knowledge of printed works and manuscripts, particularly those relating to Canada

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