San Diego Raises the Bard for Shakespeare’s Sonnets
September 28, 2019
William Shakespeare is alive and well and living in America’s Finest City. The San Diego Shakespeare Society will soon be presenting its 18th annual
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William Shakespeare is alive and well and living in America’s Finest City. The San Diego Shakespeare Society will soon be presenting its 18th annual
Now in its seventh year, Remember Me Thursday aims to unite people and pet adoption organizations in more than 180 countries as one voice
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This month marks the 40th anniversary of the San Diego Writers & Editors Guild, the oldest group in San Diego “dedicated to promoting and
William Shakespeare began his comedy Twelfth Night with the line “If music be the food of love, play on!” About a century later, William
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Enjoy these four lines of wisdom written by San Diego’s own Dr. Seuss: The more that you read, The more that you know. The
DEAR RICHARD LEDERER: A question has come up concerning the origins of expressions that are considered racist. Have you run into any controversy about
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