Archive for the ‘Scribes & Vibes May 2011’ Category
Six-Week Pottery Class taught by Tara Mosley
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Acrylic / Oil Painting Class taught by Lynda Ellis
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Digital Photography taught by Tom Linek
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Linoleum Block Printmaking
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Don’t Vote – Don’t Tell
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If I had a dollar for everyone who proudly confided that “my vote doesn’t count,” I’d be living in a mansion right next to Tyler Perry. Not only is the notion that some people take pride in the fact that they don’t vote offensive, they are living off the largess of those of us who [...]
SNV Speaks with Lyndsay Clegg
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SNV: What inspired you to create art? I was inspired to create art at a very young age when my mother started taking me to art lessons. She recognized my natural talent and understood that it needed to be nurtured. SNV: How did you find the courage to exhibit your art? It can be [...]
SNV Speaks with Amazingly Gifted
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SNV: What inspired you to write poems? “My mother inspired me to write poems. She was a writer and she used poetry as an avenue and outlet for her life, good and bad.” SNV: How did you find the courage to perform? “I didn’t find the courage to perform, it found me.” SNV: Where was [...]
It’s Not Just the Great Coffee
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It’s not just the great coffee. It’s the off chance enlightened conversation with a stranger in line. It’s the office away from the office. It’s the best site for an early morning meeting. And, most important, it’s a great place to get away and have a few moments to yourself. Starbucks welcomes the community into [...]
