In a world flooded with cheap facsimiles of human art, will we still be able to rely on our own faculties for creation, or ...

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Surgeons fitted Ed with a biventricular assist device (BIVAD) on July 19, in an effort to support his ventricles as they ...

Thomas Edward Tivitt, age 88 of Hardinsburg, KY, passed away at his residence on June 7, 2025. Tom was born in Hardinsburg, KY on August 16, 1936, one of six children born to the late Alfred “Slim” ...

Heaven gained a new angel as Thomas Edward Blackburn (Tom), of Batavia, Ohio made his entrance on Tuesday, May 27, 2925. Tom was born on January 2, 1942 to the late James Delno and Ethel Elizabeth ...

Thomas Edward Beasley, Jr, 80, passed away on June 1, 2025. Tom was born in Nashville, TN to Thomas Edward Beasley Sr. (Ed) and Martha Monk Beasley and moved to Jacksonville, Florida as a child.

Thomas joins Melwood to take IT program national Teresa Thomas ... Kamonjoh takes over governance job at Maryland State Retirement Agency Edward Kamonjoh, who was recently director of impact ...

Dr. Thomas Edward Holden (April 1, 1954 - May 26, 2025), beloved husband, father, optometrist, public servant, and community leader, passed away peacefully on May 26, 2025, surrounded by his family.

The Spartans picked up a pledge from three-star safety Brayden Thomas on Monday, June 2. The product of Cleveland powerhouse St. Edward previously had been committed to Iowa State since February ...

This year was also Rhys Thomas' first time at Hay Festival. He had a "full circle" moment watching poet John Cooper Clarke take to the stage, after first seeing him while working at his local ...

NPR's Scott Simon asks poet Edward Hirsch about his new memoir, written in poem-like snippets. It is called "My Childhood in Pieces." One of America's great poets has written a memoir that's ...

Let's ask Edward Hirsch to read one of his bits from ... SIMON: Can I get you to read a bit called - I almost call it a poem - "Back Alley Antisemitism." HIRSCH: (Reading) Back alley antisemitism.