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Forum: Shakespeare and Black America
Abstract This introduction both models how one might read race, blackness, activism and Shakespeare and contextualizes the many “Shakespeares” that might be at work in the essays in this cluster, which emerge from the Shakespeare Association of America seminar Shakespeare and Black America. It suggests that scholars in this Shakespearean subfield have political, pedagogical and personal investments that both overlap with and diverge from Shakespeare study as traditionally understood.
Irene's punch just 'part of life on the river' for Connecticut River marinas
Irene aftermath links Live blog: Monday updates Photos Verm ont flooding Flood: Deerfield, Greenfield rivers Irene hits WMass. Westfield River crests Videos Journey down Mill River Mill River rages Flood tops Bridge of Flowers Bennington, VT: Car swept down river Resources Bradley International advisory Amtrak service alerts Peter Pan bus lines advisory WMECO Mass. highway Springfield 5-day forecast At Brunelle's Marina in South Hadley, about 45 diners sat in the Dockside Restaurant.
Highway Safety Initiatives: Worldwide Road Safety Is No Accident
The IACP joins with law enforcement partners across the world this month to celebrate and promote World Health Day on Wednesday April 7, 2004. World Health Day is an annual event marking the establishment of the World Health Organization (WHO) and this year, for the first time, the WHO has chosen the topic of traffic … Continue reading Highway Safety Initiatives: Worldwide Road Safety Is No Accident
Highway Safety Initiatives: December Is National Drunk and Drugged Driving (3D) Prevention Month
Friday, December 19, 2003–Sunday, January 4, 2004, mark the official dates for the You Drink & Drive . . . You Lose national crackdown to deter impaired driving. This holiday period is one of the most heavily traveled times on America’s highways and represents an ideal opportunity for your agency to engage in sustained, high-visibility enforcement efforts. Before your officers and troopers hit the streets, try getting your impaired driving program started with some simple, achievable strategies.
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