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Mark Saylor dies at 58; former Times editor oversaw Pulitzer-winning series
Mark Saylor, a former Los Angeles Times editor who oversaw a Pulitzer Prize-winning series of articles on corruption in the entertainment industry, died Friday of cancer at his Pasadena home, his wife said. He was 58. Saylor, who was also a nationally...
Tags: Pulitzer Prize Awards, Harvard University, Awards and Prizes, Radio Industry, Journalism
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'Fun and Games' at museum includes hands-on activities
A new exhibit at the Dacotah Prairie Museum, “Fun and Games,” looks at many centuries of games, puzzles and pieces used for entertainment and leisure around the world. The show runs until May 1 on the second floor of the museum....
Tags: Game Playing, Arts and Culture, Lifestyle and Leisure, Museums
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Youth programs offered at Petoskey District Library
The Petoskey District Library is offering a variety of programs for infants, children and teenagers during the 2013 winter/spring season. Chess The Chess Gang meets 3-5 p.m. Mondays in the children's program room. The "gang" is led by Robert Bemben of...Tags: Libraries, Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Music
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Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje talks ‘Thor’ sequel, ‘Bullet to the Head’
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesAmid the narrowing concentric circles of corruption, murder and big city racketeering featured in the shoot-'em-up action caper “Bullet to ...... -
Chicken farmers sue Ukrainian investor over failed venture
When a young Ukrainian billionaire acquired the North Carolina operations of chicken processor Townsends out of bankruptcy in early 2011, the deal seemed to symbolize the increasing globalization of our food supply. Oleg Bakhmatyuk, the majority owner...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Science and Technology, Russia, London Stock Exchange, Bankruptcy
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Whitney Young chess team celebrates state title
Tribune reporterAt a Whitney Young Magnet High School pep rally today, the school band, cheerleaders and dance team pumped up the crowd, and the young men being honored raised their arms to gesture for more noise. It was not your usual chess team event. But after the...Tags: High Schools, Hinsdale, Game Playing, High School Sports, Schools
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With “King of the Nerds,” TBS invites viewers to Nerdvana
Channel Guide MagazineBack in 1984, being a nerd was more likely to get you beatdowns than ballyhoo. Heck, they even made a whole movie about nerds having to mount a David-vs.-Goliath campaign to stand up for their rights against the bully jocks. But the world has changed... -
The master of the lids
According to Gisberto Bertucci, there are two ways to get anywhere in the universe: your imagination or through a black hole. "Why would God create such a large landscape if we can't see it?" he mused Friday morning on a bus trundling down Coast Highway...
Tags: Consumers, Holidays, Starbucks Corp.
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Harlan: Bring objectivity to commission appointments
This Tuesday, the Costa Mesa City Council will revisit the appointment of one planning commissioner and select four new members of the Parks and Recreation Commission. Based on the council majority's initial appointments a few weeks ago, I think we can...Tags: Mountains, Game Playing, Politics, Elections, Lifestyle and Leisure
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No. 2 ND visits 9th-ranked Tennessee in big women's hoops matchup
South Bend TribuneHaving passed its toughest road test of the season to date -- a 73-72 victory against then-No. 1 Connecticut on the Huskies on-campus arena -- the Notre Dame womens basketball team faces another extreme challenge -- playing on perennial national power...Tags: NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Game Playing, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Tennessee Volunteers, Connecticut Huskies
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Sundance 2013: 'Fruitvale' wins Grand Jury Prize
PARK CITY, Utah--"Fruitvale," a drama based on the real-life story of a young man shot to death at an Oakland BART station, took home the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday night. The movie also won the Audience Award for U.S....
Tags: Love, Marilyn (movie), Festive Events, Disneyland Park, Justice System, Arts
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Rev. James R. LeVeque, Episcopal priest
The Rev. James R. LeVeque, a retired Episcopal priest and mathematics instructor, died of kidney failure Saturday at Keswick Multi-Care Center. The Charles Village resident was 81.
Born in Cassopolis, Mich., he attended the Howe Military School in Howe,...Tags: Charles Village, Science and Technology, Colleges and Universities, Justice and Rights, St. Paul Street
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