Sequoyah comes to Oologah
By Joy Hampton, CLAREMORE PROGRESS (CLAREMORE, Okla.)
May 06, 2008 08:14 pm
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Music Man: Collection of collections
Tim Preston, THE DAILY INDEPENDENT (ASHLAND, Ky.)
April 14, 2008 09:32 pm
It might take a team of scientists to document all of the things retired biologist Allen Lake has collected, carved or constructed through the years. (more) >>>

His nod to ‘FOD’
By Scott Meeker, THE JOPLIN GLOBE (JOPLIN, Mo.)
April 04, 2008 05:46 pm
For more than a year, Ben Mitchell has been collecting items found during his lunch-hour walks and has created a series of sculptures from items that people have either lost or thrown away. (more) >>>

Paper work
By Wade Coggeshall, Hendricks County Flyer (Avon, Ind.)
February 27, 2008 01:35 pm
Ryan Hoffar has turned the paper snowflakes all of us made in school into amazing pieces of art. (more) >>>

Welcome to Stick Town
By Wade Coggeshall, Hendricks County Flyer (Avon, Ind.)
January 25, 2008 01:48 pm
Resident turns familiar drawing into successful enterprise. (more) >>>

Paw-sitively picture perfect
By Emily Young, THE EAGLE-TRIBUNE (NORTH ANDOVER, Mass.)
January 23, 2008 11:07 pm
More and moreowners are commissioning portraits to show their love for the family pets. (more) >>>

New book reveals more secrets of Fitz H. Lane
By Gail McCarthy, GLOUCESTER DAILY TIMES (GLOUCESTER, Mass.)
January 18, 2008 12:07 am
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Cracking the real da Vinci code: Hidden in plain sight
By Gail McCarthy, GLOUCESTER DAILY TIMES (GLOUCESTER, Mass.)
January 09, 2008 11:01 pm
Centuries later, a Mason says he’s found secrets embedded in Leonardo's masterpieces. (more) >>>

Players' piano: Six hands will christen new concert Steinway
By Crystal Bozek, THE EAGLE-TRIBUNE (NORTH ANDOVER, Mass.)
November 30, 2007 12:51 am
Two students and an instructor will play music written specially for the $100,000 piano by a composer-in-residence | a complicated piece that requires three people to work the keys at the same time. (more) >>>

Column: U.S. policy for Saudi Arabia -- See no evil
By Stephanie Salter, THE TRIBUNE STAR (TERRE HAUTE, Ind.)
November 26, 2007 11:39 am
A year ago, a 19-year-old Saudi Arabian woman/girl was sentenced by an official court to 90 public lashes of a whip. Her crime? Well, you see, the young woman had been kidnapped and gang-raped at knife-point in her hometown of Qatif by seven men who also raped her male companion.

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