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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2009
Page
17
Puzzle page lists clues for a Pajama Party themed crossword by Alan Arbesfeld edited by Will Shortz. It spans across and down entries with numerous references to names places and terminology from pop culture and general knowledge.
Kansas Poet Laureate Denise Low curates Ad Astra Poetry Project featuring Amy Fleury and other poets who spent substantial lives in Kansas. It notes Fleury born in Seneca, educated at Kansas State University, taught at Washburn, and later moved to Louisiana while remaining tied to Kansas literary heritage through landscape imagery and reflective verse. The piece references Fleury’s elegy At Cather's Grave and likens her prairie-inflected poetics to Willa Cather's, portraying land, wind, and horizon as eternal motifs. It also cites Fleury's education timeline, teaching career at Highland Community College, Washburn University, and McNeese State University, plus awards like the Crab Orchard First Book Award for Beautiful Trouble.
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