With a roiling din of voices and the clattering of falling pins surrounding him, Marty lounges on the bench, eyeing his teammates and opponents as they hurl their balls down the alley. At the lounge table behind him, bowlers play cards and take...
INTERVIEW: Author Nicholson Baker on World War II and 'just wars'
He now lives in an old farmhouse in Maine, but Rochester can still claim native son Nicholson Baker. Not only did he attend School Without Walls and the Eastman School of Music, but the setting of his first novel, "The Mezzanine," was...
RECREATION: Synchronized skating
Aaron-Taylor (Tate) Austin's voice echoes around RIT's cavernous Ritter Arena as he instructs the Genesee Express Synchronized Skating team. The arena's stands are empty, save for a couple parents watching their daughters practice.It's 9 p.m. on...
INTERVIEW: Gandhi's grandson on the message of nonviolence in today's world
Arun Gandhi's new office still looks unsettled. There are boxes to be unpacked and books to be stored. Large framed prints of Gandhi's famous grandfather, Mohandas K. Gandhi, sit on the floor, leaning against the wall. The images of the bony...
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My otherself reminds me....to think....about the boys in the box...s . When we think of War... the boys come home in boxes....and each box...has a...
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Awesome! I usually watch that parade and had no idea my neighbor was in it.
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