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Women’s Council Writer’s Garden Symposium Goes Virtual

September 7, 2020September 7, 2020 Maddie Spera 0 Comments Community, Dallas, literature, Luncheon, Women's Council, Writers

The Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden announced the 14th Annual A Writer’s Garden Literary Symposium and

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Zoom Into May with Improv & Shakespeare

May 4, 2020May 3, 2020 Dalia Faheid 0 Comments arts, children, comedy, entertainment, Fun Activities, Improv, Life, literature, Performing Arts, Plays, Shakespeare, Virtual Classes

Looking for activities to keep kids engaged when school’s out? Dallas Children’s Theater is offering three-week virtual classes starting this May for 7-12th graders, teaching comedy and Shakespeare.

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SMU Professor and Alumna Elected to Texas Institute of Letters

March 10, 2020March 9, 2020 Dalia Faheid 0 Comments arts, Authors, books, History, literature, Meadows, schools, SMU, Texas Institute of Letters, Writers

SMU professor Andrew R. Graybill and alumna Regina Taylor are among 19 newly elected members of the Texas Institute of Letters, to be inducted at the TIL annual meeting in Georgetown on March 27-29.

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HP’s Temporary Book Ban Reversed

September 29, 2014November 15, 2019 Sarah Bennett 0 Comments book ban, classroom challenge, English, Highland Park, HPHS, HPISD, Internet, literature, Media, Park Cities, Schools, seven titles, teaching, University Park

A lot has been happening since HPISD temporarily suspended seven books from HPHS classrooms. First, there was an online petition with