Everything Art, Always Entertainment ®- The Boy Within September 9, 2010The Boy Within is a short film created as part of the 2010 San Diego 48 hour Film Fest. Based on the 1920’s circa era this short was filmed, edited, and produced by a small team of individuals with completion literally minutes away from show... […]Admin
- The Silent Lives of High Chairs September 7, 2010The Silent Lives of High Chairs By Rosemarie Dombrowski Ph.D. After the painting High Chairs by Philip C. Curtis. The landscape is barren, flat, sandier than the lower Sonoran. The expansive, blue sky is dappled with cirrus clouds. The date is 1976, the story... […]Admin
- Catalina Magic August 16, 2010Catalina Magic is a closeup magic show that blends well in any event or occasion. Magician artist Chris Magic is a nonstop crowd pleasing professional who operates differently than most by engaging his audience with the in’s and out’s of his performance. Join us for a Q&A... […]Admin
- In Gallery features artist Pam Hamilton August 2, 2010About artist Pamela Hamilton: I am a Nevada Import. I am currently in my fifth year in Sparks, Nevada. I was born and raised in New Mexico, went to Arizona to go to college and remained there until I moved to Sparks. I’ve spent my... […]Admin
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Articles of poetry Archive
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Poetry: A Student’s Perspective
Posted on November 9, 2009 | 33 CommentsWritten by Bryan Hall. I heard the statistic during my junior year: to earn a bachelor’s degree in Communication from Arizona State University, the average student will write approximately 1,700 pages cumulatively over the course of their college education. This number includes all the undergraduate... -
Why I Pray
Posted on September 3, 2009 | 4 Commentsby Rosemarie Dombrowski Ph.D. I like to consider myself a poet, but I’m painfully aware that I’m not a Poet. Instead, I recognize that my primary vocation is conduit, a vessel through which the genius of the past is transmitted. I consider this role an... -
Poetry is dead (or is it)?
Posted on August 3, 2009 | 30 CommentsSubmitted by Rosemarie Dombrowski, Ph.D. The Battle between Image and Word: Why Poetry Died and How we Might Resuscitate it (one reader at a time) Poetry is dead. Poetry is elitist. Poetry is inaccessible, difficult, born out of sadness. Despite what the mainstream continues to... -
Pupils and Publications
Posted on July 3, 2009 | 4 CommentsSubmitted by Rosemarie Dombrowski, Ph.D A few weeks ago, it landed in my lap. I was surprised by its benign appearance, the three staples that bind it together despite its thickness. The cover, which is merely an 8.5 x 11 sheet of standard copy paper,... -
Walt The Reigning (and unchallenged) Poet of the People
Posted on June 3, 2009 | 7 CommentsSubmitted by Rosemarie Dombrowski, Ph.D A few years ago, I attended a reading by former poet laureate Robert Pinsky. Though it seems most undergraduates are familiar with the more colloquial Billy Collins and his poet laureateship project, Poetry 180: A Turning Back to Poetry, few... -
Ethnography of a college classroom
Posted on April 1, 2009 | 12 Commentsby Rosemarie Dombrowski, Ph.D eth·nog·ra·phy (n.) The branch of anthropology that deals with the scientific description of specific human cultures. A genre of writing that uses “Fieldwork” to provide a descriptive study of human societies. A detailed description of the culture of a particular society,... -
Teaching and preaching poetry
Posted on March 1, 2009 | 3 CommentsSubmitted by Rosemarie Dombrowski, Ph.D The Neo-Romantic poets of the 1970s were viewed as idealists, perhaps even political extremists by some of their contemporary counterparts. Unlike the popular, confessional poetry of the late 50s and early 60s, groundbreaking in its sensationalized depictions of psychological anguish...