Final Resting Place The Lives and Deaths of Famous St. Louisans
KMOX Charlie Brennan's Book Club Selection June 2006 How did some of St. Louis' most prominent people die, and where are they buried? From Dred Scott and William Sherman to Betty Grable and T.S. Eliot, author Kevin Amsler provides short biographies of famous St. Louisans and their final resting places.

Interactive events new at Folkmoot
Western North Carolina's world-famous two-week international folk festival starts Monday and includes two workshops that will allow people to spend more intimate time absorbing another culture.

Defamer PartyWatch: Jane's Naked People Party
Because we have determined that there are not nearly enough places on the internet to see photographs of fabulous people enjoying fabulous times at our city's most...fabulous...events, we dispatched...

Participating in "No Historical Backspin" Antifascist Benefit
Right now, in Holland, such strange bedfellows as hooligans, queers, neo-cons and feminists are forced to unite to fight religious fascism carelessly imported from abroad... In Eastgermany's Saxonia however, events seems to be less confusing: Victim and aggressor still know their place and don't morph or fluctuate in such a politically uncorrect manner as they do in the Netherlands: Fascists are white, their ideology is racial, not religious, and their victims are blameless "foreigners", preferably coloured. (But as there are hardly any of those in Eastern Germany, xenophobia already plays a part in the attitude towards people from the next town..) In places like historical Pirna -the famous town of the Cnaletto painting- a straightforward hatred of anything different rules, ideologically simplistic in comparison to the dutch situation.

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Nashville Nostalgia-Nashville Inn Nashville Nostalgia Features Memories and Articles written about Nashville's History, Events, Places, and People of Yesteryear.