The Language of the Age and Poetry Quote
A concise quotation by English poet Thomas Gray from 1742 notes that the era speaks in prose rather than lyric art. The line contrasts common speech with poetic expression.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2006
Page
2
A concise quotation by English poet Thomas Gray from 1742 notes that the era speaks in prose rather than lyric art. The line contrasts common speech with poetic expression.
Ottawa High School moves to improve access and safety with new metal bleachers for graduation crowds and a campus sidewalk linking the middle and high school. The plan adds a 1,200 ft paved area and 3,800 sq ft roofed facility for restrooms and concessions, plus four home and one visitor ticket booths, at an estimated cost over 300,000 dollars. The district envisions safer pedestrian routes, overflow parking use, and broader programs across the campus.
Ottawa Herald pagination editor Tommy Felts reports on Canadian views questioning U S plans for space based defense and moon bases amid claims by former defence minister Paul Hellyer. The piece contrasts UFO theories with a border incident tied to a New Brunswick youth and a grisly Fulton family murder.
A reader letter recounts a vivid Ottawa University production of Our Town at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium with Tim Conard as stage manager and several cast members connected to local institutions. The piece then argues for building a community YMCA, outlining benefits, programs, and inclusive access, signed by Alicia Stahl.
Readers are invited to submit letters of 400 words or less to the Ottawa Herald Readers Forum. Include name, address and daytime phone. letters may be edited for length and clarity. limit of one letter per month. form letters poems complaints or testimonials not printed. email provided.
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