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Homestead High School - Fort Wayne, IN Homestead High School Is There a Comic in the House. Shotzie Starr runs a boarding house for comics in New York City. Her boarders have aspirations of becoming stars and even Shotzie thinks she might return to her glory days of being on prime time TV. All practice their routines using their fellow boarders as audience members, and new characters are developed in an "improvised" style of acting. The unexpected arrival of a high society debutante and her kidnappers throws the house and the comics into turmoil. We spotted the sign pictured at left in Winchester, Kentucky, recently, but it probably won't be around for long. Two puzzles have been added, and more are on the way, in the Crosswords section. All you need is a java-enabled browser (and most are these days). Thanks to USGS satellite photos, now you can see for yourself. (Be warned, though, this page is graphics-heavy, and will take some time to load).

He tried to thread a film through the film projector but it didn't work and thus Ben decided to ask a student afterwards to get the machine going. Some of the faculty members are sceptical about his way of teaching, but the students are very happy about his easily understandable way of teaching them. Ben Ross remembers his time as a student because in those days students were not allowed to come to class late and they also had to do their homework. Ben asks a student to get the film projector set up and for David this is no problem. Chapter 2 Ben starts the film about the cruel atrocities the Nazis committed in their concentration camps.

Olmsted National Historic Site 99 Warren St, Brookline (617) 566-1689 The Children's Museum "Arthur's World," based on the popular Marc Brown books and the PBS television series, is the newest attraction at the Children's Museum. It engages children in role playing, and gives them a chance to visit favorite Arthur settings such as The Town Library, The Read Family Kitchen, and The Backyard Sleepover. The museum is closed Mondays, except school vacation days and holidays. For the latest on the many varied activities available, check out their Web site or call the "What's Up Line" at (617) 426-8855. For those traveling to and from Logan Airport in Boston, check out the museum's airport satellite in the C terminal at Logan Airport.
A good days site: http://www.artnet.com/arthome/artistindex.asp?N=1

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