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Walking the tight-rope [Manila Times]
(05 Sep 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Sep. 5--In the great circus of the literary world, India 's own Salman Rush die is, in many ways, a funambulist. With his 14th book, Shalimar the Clown, this Booker Prize-winner and constant death-threat recipient, has once again braved the tightrope of literature to deliver yet another tale that gives light to India 's identity. Unlike his famous works, however, this did not begin with India.
ON TAP: What's happening in and around Tulsa: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL [Tulsa World (OK)]
(05 Sep 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Sep. 5--High school football season is here, and the first full slate of Friday night games includes some good matchups. One of the best is Booker T. Washington's home game against Midwest City's Carl Albert. Both are expected to contend for the Class 5A state title.
Something Has To Give In Armwood-Plant Matchup [Tampa Tribune (FL)]
(05 Sep 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Sep. 5--UPDATED: 51 MIN. AGO. TAMPA -- There was a giant elephant in the Murray family's living room. The Plant High football team had just lost to Armwood, thanks in part to that defensive trio's dominance over the their son, Aaron, who was sacked nine times in his first start as the Panthers' quarterback.