 "Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)")
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Learning about Sikhism.(Education)
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Pupils got an insight into Sikhism as part of their work on religion.
Year 8 students at Kirkburton Middle School were visited by Roop Singh (above), of the Sikh Education Advisory Service.
The youngsters took part in...
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Cycling event to preserve Punjabi language
New Straits Times
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11 Sikh bodies form council as voice of community
New Straits Times
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 "Tribune (Mesa, AZ)")
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Documentary tells story of Mesa Sikh slain Sept. 15, 2001: Recording post-9/11 hate.
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To pay tribute to an old friend, Hancock adopts a new approach
The Boston Globe
; JAZZ NEW YORK - When Herbie Hancock embarked on making "River: The Joni Letters," his new album out Tuesday based on the music of Joni Mitchell, he quickly found himself treading at once on familiar and unfamiliar ground. Familiar, because Hancock, the great jazz pianist, has known Mitchell since
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 "Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)")
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Children learn the art of rhymes.(News)
Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
; Byline: By Nicola Juncar Future Shelleys, Byrons and Shakespeares gathered in Tyneside to try their hand at poetry. Youngsters from across the North East took part in a poetry day at Seven Stories, the Centre for Children's Books, in Newcastle. The session was given by Ellen Phethean, a renowned
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Electrical stimulation after stroke.(CLINICAL CAPSULES)(Brief Article)
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Birmingham Mail (England)
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