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Somehow, wins over Niagara, Drexel, Lehigh and Fairleigh Dickinson don't seem all that impressive...
...mystery of poet Emily Dickinson's reclusive life has long intrigued readers. A newly discovered letter to her sister-in-law provides insight: "Forgive me if I never visit. I am from the fields, you know, and while quite at home with the dandelion, make a sorry figure in a drawing room...
...called Walking on Broken Glass. With self-absorption comes the dramatizing of the diva's ego. No one has experienced or endured what she has; no one has been so mad, bad or sad. The woman in these songs is "blind, viciously unkind" (Why), "cynical, twisted" (Precious). If Emily Dickinson were to show up at the Betty Ford Center, she might testify, as Lennox does in Legend in My Living Room, "I've shed my tears in bitter drops/ Until the thorn trees bloomed/ To take the spiky fruit to crown/ Myself the Queen of Doom." The whole glorious album...
...film about Emily Dickinson. I did a documentary on a Keats poem, and I learned how to use poetry in film...
...largest, and No. 2 Royal Caribbean Cruises report record- setting sales this year. In January alone, the two Miami-based companies took bookings from more than 615,000 passengers. "The tide is rising for the cruise industry," exults Carnival's senior vice president of sales and marketing, Bob Dickinson, chairman of the 34-member Cruise Lines International Association. "Cruising...