Chicken-Egg
“The beginning of your true
encounter with poetry should be simple. It should bypass all classrooms, all
textbooks, courses, examinations and libraries and go straight to the things
that make your own existence exist: to your body and nerves and blood and
muscles. Find you own way . . . .
“[It] is out there: a handful of gravel
is a good place to start. So is an ice cube—what more mysterious and
beautiful interior of something has there ever been?”
—James Dickey, poet and novelist, How to Use the Power of the Printed Word, 1985
• Editorial Comment: The interior of Roger Ailes: Mysterious, yes; beautiful, I don’t want to think about it.
• Yesterday’s WORD: Did you miss yesterday’s WORDs about Mary Tyler Moore and the TV news jungle, from TV news anchor Angela Davis? Click here.
• Aggie TV News—Preston High School student walkout, public safety in Logan, weather, sports & more, anchored by Emily Landeen and Tmera Bradley; produced by Kelton Wells
• After hours of cold, boredom, sleeplessness—free hot & spicy wings! by Dani Hayes
• USU groups launch campaign to end thoughtless use of the ‘R-word,’ by Mary Taggart
• Musicians, film-makers get thumbs-up from Richmond council, by Shayna Marcure
• Town council plans to repave Paradise, but only two blocks, by Dawn Otterby
• North Logan council resolves to adjust boundary with Logan, by Jonathan Larson
PeezPIX by Ted Pease
Original PeezPix archival prints, matted at sizes from 5x7" to 16x20" or larger, available for sale: $14 (5x7), $28 (8x12) and up. email ted.pease@gmail.com. Thanks for asking.
(Be)Friend Dr. Ted, Professor of Interesting Stuff
JCOM @ Utah State University—The best little professionally oriented journalism program in Utah.
No comments:
Post a Comment