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Dream Work: In touch with the poetry of your subconscious
By Isabella Rowen
Unless you’re dead, there is no such thing as a dreamless sleep.
Everyone dreams (even if you think you don’t), often five to seven
times each night. In fact, one-third of our lives is spent sleeping
which amounts to approximately six years of dreaming. That is more than
2,100 days spent in the netherworld between the conscious and the unconscious
mind.
more . . .
Mild in the streets
Wandering through the streets of downtown Lansing these days is
a bit like blundering into the wrong hotel room and surprising the occupant
embracing an inflatable companion. First comes shock and embarrassment
at having witnessed the unholy union; then a genuine laugh at the silliness
of it all; and finally, a residue of queasy pity for any poor devil
who has to order his pals out of a catalogue.
More.
. .
Adoption
agencies question ruling in Holey custody case
By DANIEL STURM
New questions have risen in the custody case of Jennifer Holey’s
two children.
Liliandra (21 months) and Pearl (9 months) were taken from the custody
of their adoptive parents, Chadd and Tamera Smith of Dewitt, in April,
and awarded by the Oakland County Probate Court to an Oakland County
couple, who are their distant cousins.
More. . .
Wharton
Center’s director resigns after new season
William Wright, who as executive director built up the
Wharton Center for the Performing Arts’ coffers by booking mainstream
musicals and then used the money to commission original works, will
resign at the end of the 2003-2004 season.
More. . .
The
Capitol:
Kyle Melinn
Follow
money to see why legislators like the Blues
Civil
Liberties :
Henry Silverman
Is
this the dawning of an age of intolerance?
Under
the Radar:
Berl Schwartz
Tony
blows it; Rogers doesn’t; Outhouse Springs ought to
Around
Town:
‘Artemis
Fowl’ at the Library
Gizzard
Fest Activities – Potterville – June 13-15
Michigan
Pride March, Rally and Festival
Music:
Hunter
Rose: A baby band with staying power
MeLott Festival to feature
local bands, camping in Leslie
Theater:
Spotlight season
opens with Kluge in last starring roles
‘Weird
Romance:’ A very different kind of musical
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Goddess: Amy
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Marry him – if you are even
a bigger idiot than he is
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