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NEWPORT'S NEW FACE.(NEWS)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
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April 7, 2001|
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Byline: Roy Wood Post staff reporter
It will cost $210 million, spread over 10 acres and probably change the perception of Newport once and for all.
Yet Newport on the Levee was actually Plan B.
The city's Ohio River shore already was lined with restaurants by the 1990s, and an office building looked out over the water. The riverfront's destiny appeared set: more of the same.
''That was our main plan at that point,'' said Jim Parsons, wh was Newport city manager at the time.
As he and others at City Hall saw it, sleek, new office ...
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Making Christ: Alice Meynell, poetry, and the eucharist.(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: Christianity and Literature
; ...ritual. Christianity grounds Meynell's feminism and her socialism...incompatible elements to Meynell, indeed quite the reverse...ourselves as part of humankind. Meynell was born Alice Christiana Gertrude Thompson in 1847. Her early life...
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A misfit poet of heaven: ne'er-do-well Francis Thompson wrote the still-haunting 'Hound of Heaven'.(Opinion & ARTS)(Biography)
Magazine article from: National Catholic Reporter
; ...thrust in. The door closed but Thompson had not entered. Again it opened...stage of physical collapse." Mr. Meynell and his wife, the poet Alice Meynell, gradually began to take responsibility for Thompson and continued to do so for the...
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Quarrels and coteries in the 1890s.(England)
Magazine article from: Yearbook of English Studies
; ...the Rhymers' Club, the 'Valistes' (Charles Ricketts and Charles Shannon), Francis Thompson and the Catholic circle surrounding Alice and Wilfred Meynell, and the Wilde and Whistler camps. Recognition of the complex motives behind the quarrels...
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The poets and poetry of the 1890s - a millennial view.
Magazine article from: Contemporary Review
; ...poets, such as Housman, Hardy, Phillips, Binyon, Thompson and time-transcending Yeats. Neither should one forget...the last century's final years. Olive Custance, Alice Meynell, Dollie Radford, and the twain - Katherine Harris...
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