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Atrium Books The Journal of Biddy Owens : The Negro Leagues (My Name Is America) Geology Underfoot in Death Valley and Owens Valley Owens River Gorge Climbs A Land Between : Owens Valley, California (Center Books on Space, Place, and Time) ... About

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83. Dizionario Dello Spettacolo Translate this page Owen Owen Alun (Liverpool 1926), autore drammatico inglese. owens owensRochelle (1936), poetessa e autrice drammatica statunitense. http://www.delteatro.it/hdoc/dizhome.asp?lett=o

84. Owens AD.COM Web Directory, search, owens. Top Reference Biography O owens http://www.ad.com/Reference/Biography/O/Owens/

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85. George Ellis Holland Children of Robin Michelle owens and Alfredo Delvalle Santoni 2. Krista RochelleMartin, born about 1972; married 28 August 1993 Richard Manson. http://www.betterthanmost.com/holland/3w7w5eli2geo.htm

Woodard D.'s branch extending downward through Woodard D. (CSA) to Eli C. to George Ellis Holland George Ellis Holland 31 August 1895 - 1965 Home To main Holland line To Woodard's branch To Curtis' branch To Absalom's branch To Warren's branch To Exum's branch To West's branch To Green's branch To Candace's branch To list of names Elisha's children: 1. Enos Holland 2. Elii Holland Woodard D. Holland Woodard's children: Milley Holland James Holland Bing Holland Unicey Selah (called Nicey) Holland ... (called Haywood T.) Holland Woodard D. children: Ophelia Holland Erastus Foster Holland Margaret Tatey Holland Addie Cornelia Holland Eli C. Holland Eli C.'s Holland's children: 1. William Clinton Holland 2. George Ellis Holland 2. George Ellis Holland was born 31 August 1895 in Appling County, Georgia; he died in 1965 in Jacksonville, Florida. On 24 December 1915 he married Pearl Carter, daughter of Jim Carter and Polly Ann Carter. She was born 10 June 1897. Click for pictures of Pearl Carter, Polly Ann Carter, George Ellis Holland, and Edna Holland. George Ellis Holland married 2nd Lula L.

86. Aunt To Care For Boy, Siblings FLINT His shackled hands trembling and his voice cracking, Dedric owens struggledWednesday to apologize for what his 6year-old son had done shooting http://www.freep.com/news/kayla/child2_20000302.htm

COLUMNISTS Susan Ager Desiree Cooper Brian Dickerson ... Rochelle Riley SECTIONS Today's stories Metro Wayne Oakland ... Place an ad (none) RICHARD LEE/Detroit Free Press Dedric Owens, father of the boy who shot his classmate, leaves court in Flint on Wednesday. Aunt to care for boy, siblings Father apologizes; visits are possibility March 2, 2000 BY BRIAN MURPHY and JACK KRESNAK FREE PRESS STAFF WRITERS FLINT His shackled hands trembling and his voice cracking, Dedric Owens struggled Wednesday to apologize for what his 6-year-old son had done shooting first-grader Kayla Rolland in the students' classroom Tuesday morning. RELATED CONTENT Boy's home 'shameful' Action weighed against 2 men Dems push to get gun-control bills out of committee Stricter gun laws sought ... Join a discussion in the Free Press current events forum "I wish it would have never happened, but there was nothing I could do about it," Owens, 28, told a juvenile court referee in Genesee County Family Court. "I feel sorry for the other family and for my son." Owens, a two-time convicted felon, appeared at a hearing Wednesday before Family Court Referee Peggy Odette, who took emergency jurisdiction over the boy, his 5-year-old sister and 8-year-old brother.

87. State Ombudsman Going Back To Court Just seven months after Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Donald owens was appointedthe state's first guardianship ombudsman, he is being transferred back to http://www.freep.com/news/mich/guard25_20010425.htm

Home News Sports Entertainment ... Rochelle Riley SECTIONS Today's stories Metro Wayne Oakland ... Place an ad State ombudsman going back to court Legislature never OK'd funds for guardian job April 25, 2001 BY WENDY WENDLAND-BOWYER FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER Just seven months after Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Donald Owens was appointed the state's first guardianship ombudsman, he is being transferred back to the bench. Owens was to have held the position for a year. His departure leaves the future of the job uncertain. Charged with recommending ways to make the guardianship system better, Owens also investigated problems with individual cases. He made recommendations to the Michigan Supreme Court, which created his position, but funding from the Legislature never came. Without it, Owens' actions were limited. "I had hoped that maybe by now we would be able to create the ombudsman position and fund it on a permanent basis and be able to hire somebody, but that didn't happen," Owens said Tuesday. Guardians and conservators are appointed by probate court judges to make decisions for elderly, disabled or young people. They have sweeping control over people's lives and finances. In a report to the state Supreme Court, Owens noted that some probate courts do not properly perform their guardianship and conservatorship duties. He said the costs of the ombudsman's office would be minimal, because it would save money by helping to eliminate theft and court time taken holding hearings because of problem cases.

88. Sept-Oct 2000 Marc Jerome, Vice President of the New rochelle campus of Monroe College and MonroeAssistant Computer Technician Lisa Scorca, showed fifth graders at the http://nred.org/html/News/1999/sept-oct_1999.html

September - October 1999 Shift in Mathematics The scope of mathematics education in elementary grades is broadening to help students meet the new state standards. Besides learning how to compute with speed and accuracy, renewed emphasis is being placed on developing strong mathematical reasoning and problem solving skills. Students are examining New International Language Academy The Children's International Language Academy (CILA) is a new three-year program option housed at the William B. Ward Elementary School, offered initially to families of incoming Kindergarten students.  Students enrolled in CILA are presented with the district's entire Kindergarten curriculum plus second language instruction. The program also features full-day Kindergarten that provides sufficient time for the second language study to take place.  The two major goals of the program are 1)  to have participating students attain high levels of academic achievement, and 2) to develop proficiency in two languages. The program began in September with two full-day sections of Kindergarten.  Each class section is composed of approximately 22 students, half of whom are native English speakers and half are native Spanish speakers.  The two Kindergarten teachers for the program, Maggie Albers and Gail Martell are fluent speakers of both English and Spanish. In the second year, the CILA program will expand to Grade 1. A second grade level will be offered in the third year.  Children who enter CILA as Kindergartners will remain in this dual language program for the three-year period. Additional grant funding is anticipated to extend CILA through Grade 5 as a district program option.  This district was one of 25 public school systems across the country to receive grant funds from the U.S. Department of Education to create an elementary school program where students will be taught in both English and Spanish.

89. Arts/Literature/Authors/O Sites by, or about, authors of literaturewhose last names begin with O. / Arts / Literature / Authors / O.......Search Category http://www.arts-entertainment-recreation.com/Arts/Literature/Authors/O/

Search: Category Description: Sites by, or about, authors of literature whose last names begin with O. Arts Literature Authors O O'Brian, Patrick O'Brien, Fitz-James O'Brien, Tim O'Connor, Flannery ... Ozick, Cynthia At arts-entertainment-recreation.com we appreciate the diversity of people's interests and choices of leisure activities. To accommodate one and all, we embrace a wide variety of activities, from mainstream interests to eccentric tastes for art and entertainment. In order to keep our content fresh, our database is updated on a regular basis. Furthermore, we regularly add new categories to the directory, incorporating novel types of arts, recreation, and entertainment. So if you're looking for a great new restaurant, selecting an opera to attend, or looking for a place to see live comedy, you are likely to find it within arts-entertainment-recreation.com. Thank you for visiting arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We hope you come to realize why so many people turn to our search portal to read and learn about their favorite leisure activities. With a wide variety of diverse content, you're bound to find information about your favorite pastime. You may even develop a newfound love for an entertainment you never even knew existed! Back to top Ticketmaster Travelocity Sidewalk ... citysearch.com

90. Manuscript Collections - Performing Arts Special Collections Manuscript Collections Performing Arts SkipTo Performing Arts Collection List From 19th century American http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/specol/html/perform.html

Special Collections Manuscript Collections - Performing Arts Skip To Performing Arts Collection List From 19th century American vaudeville to 20th century British experimental theatre, materials in the performing arts category form research collection emphasizing stage productions. The personal papers of theatrical personalities and the archives of theatre groups and agencies are collected, as well as ephemeral and promotional materials. Collections reflecting experimental theatre's challenges to convention range from the Ballantine papers, chronicling the development of the Provincetown Players in the early 20th century, to the archives of the Living Theatre, whose purpose was to advocate anarchy and radical social change beginning in the 1950's. Other theatre groups and collectives focus on alternative theatrical methods: the archives of the Bread and Puppet Theatre, for example, show their efforts at communicating through puppets and realia, rather than verbal dialog, and the Firehouse Theatre archives was interested in new staging techniques. The Joint Stock Theatre Group archives show the efforts made towards "new" writing, and in the powerful collaboration between playwright, director, and actors. Radical political commentary is reflected in the collections of the San Francisco Mime Troupe and the Squat Theatre, whose productions were powerful enough to force their exile from Hungary. Theatrical agents' archives provide a wealth of research potential. Arthur Bertram was a theatrical agent and business manager for theatres, touring companies, and individual actors. His clients included Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Marie Tempest, and Henry Irving. Toby Cole operated as a theatrical-literary agent in New York City, representing such notables as Saul Bellow, Zero Mostel, and Sam Shepard. The Universal Movement Theatre Repertory was the only booking agency for experimental theatre groups in the United States and Europe.

91. Bibliography Five articles (Philip Booth, William Everson, Albert Goldbarth, David Lehman, RochelleOwens) in A Companion to TwentiethCentury American Poetry, edited by http://www.library.cornell.edu/okuref/fmpubs.htm

Fred Muratori PUBLICATIONS: Literary Reviews and Essays Five articles (Philip Booth, William Everson, Albert Goldbarth, David Lehman, Rochelle Owens) in A Companion to Twentieth-Century American Poetry , edited by Burt Kimmelman. Facts on File, Inc. In Press. "Intertextu[re]ality." Electronic Poetry Review , #5, February 2003. (On the poetry of Stephanie Strickland) Review of Selected Accidents, Pointless Anecdotes by Paul Violi. Manhattan Review, v10 n2 Winter 2003, p80. Review of Spar by Karen Volkman. Manhattan Review, v10 n2 Winter 2003, p80-81. Review of Fugue State by Bill Berkson. Boston Review. v27 n4, October/November 2002, p. "Seeming is Believing." Electronic Poetry Review , #4, October 2002. (On the poetry of Rae Armantrout) "Giant Nights." American Book Review , v23 n6, September/October 2002, p25. (on the 'Angel Hair' poets) Review of Florida Poems by Campbell McGrath. Boston Review. v27 n3, Summer 2002. Review of Hourglass Transcripts by Susan Gevirtz. Boston Review. v27 n3, Summer 2002. Review of Rehearsal in Black by Paul Hoover.

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