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Surveillance Society Today Article 
New traces of a surveillance society manifest amidst the issue of global security. Recognize these traces as "surveillance" moves closer.
Sep 3, 2010 - Yfur Porsche Fernandez
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Marriage is a union where two vow to become one. However with the pressures that accompany this big day, it can soon be overshadowed with worry.
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Being a poet is a tough profession these days. However, it doesn't mean that poetry has disappeared from the world. It has resurfaced in various forms.
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Spirituality & Health publishes material from writers that help readers find the path to a healthful and spiritual transformation.
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The type of poetry you write-sonnets or hip-hop--will help you decide where you want to perform. The key is respecting your material and your audience.
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From Homer to Saul Williams, poets have sought to engage the "common" people, and to give them voice.
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A look at fate and how the poet Langston Hughes worked the theme into his poems.
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Sonia Sanchez's Jazz Poetry Article 
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Feb 21, 2010 - Dolores Bundy
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National Poetry Month in the History Classroom Article 
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Fewer people are interested in doing reading outside of doing it for academic purposes. With this in mind, just how can a poet get reader's attention?
Jun 3, 2010 - Sean Mitchell
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Feb 6, 2010 - Mevelyn McCloud
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Jan 10, 2010 - Molly Lyons
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The Freemasons: A Secret Society or a Society with Secrets? Article 
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Poetry of the Commonplace Article 
Themes of power, conflict, personal fulfilment in the workplace and everyday life--these provide inspiration for writers who focus on people's daily realities.
Jan 28, 2009 - Brenda Ann Burke
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Throughout history, poetry has served as a call to arms for nations to unite in times of war and then as a romantic historical account of how those wars played out.
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