Most people think of Latin as a “dead language.” But thanks to the Junior Classical League, Latin is far from that.
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Spending an evening with a group of mostly mothers and a bottomless bottle of wine can teach a married, childless woman such as myself a few things.
The “Beauty and the Beast” tour may be leaving Las Vegas today, after the last of nine performances at The Smith Center.
It has been hard watching once-lush lawns, shrubs and trees die in abandoned landscapes. It’s also heartening to see water-conserving plants suited for our climate continue to survive even though homeowners turned off the water.
Here’s how I read the sociocultural tea leaves: If you’re fighting in the army that’s waging war against gay marriage, or, said another way, if you understand yourself to be fighting to protect and preserve the institution of marriage from being diluted, distorted or otherwise offended by including homosexual partners … well, I strongly encourage you to run a white flag up the flagpole right now. Stop the metaphorical scorched earth bombing runs. Give up. Quit.
Kevin Burke has performed “Defending the Caveman” so many times, it was almost too easy to break a world’s record.
Forgive Arnold Stalk for not wanting to talk about homeless veterans. He’s been talking about them for decades, ever since Las Vegas and Clark County hired him to assess Southern Nevada’s housing issues 23 years ago.
Deborah Berry’s son died in a drowning accident when he was 2. Years later, Berry suffered severe spine and brain injuries in an auto accident. In the years since those incidents, Berry has taken the hardships she experienced and used them as the foundation for her career as an advocate for trauma survivors and those with disabilities, an inspirational speaker, an author and a life coach.