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 "Mosaic (Winnipeg)")
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Portrait of the artist as a bear: jazz, Nietzsche, and the animal mask.(Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche)(Foot in Mouth: Animals, Disease, and the Cannibal Complex)(Critical essay)
Mosaic (Winnipeg)
; ... author, in an 1998 interview with Elizabeth Farnsworth for The News Hour with Jim Lehrer, the choice of a bear hero came after Zabor ... Literary Paws. Interview with Elizabeth Farnsworth. The News Hour with Jim Lehrer. Transcript. 13 April 1998 <www.pbs.org ...
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Spotting Sandra's bear.(The Home Forum)
The Christian Science Monitor
; I spotted a bear on my way to work. He crossed the road not 30 yards ahead of my truck, black and burly and bigger than my big dog: a Maine black bear. I was so surprised to see him, gallivanting across the road on his way to work, that I spent the rest of the day pondering his appearance. I'd like
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RANGER KILLS BEAR SUSPECTED IN MAULING
Rocky Mountain News
; A bear with an attitude was shot to death by a ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park over the weekend after acting aggressively toward two sets of hikers and the ranger, park officials reported Monday. The bear is believed to be the same one that mauled two campers near Fern Lake on July 13.
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Bear trap/ A young bear meets curious tourists and residents in a Manitou Springs park and decides to hide in a tree
The Gazette
; When a yearling black bear wandered into downtown Manitou Springs on Monday, it was quickly surrounded by dozens of camera-toting tourists trying to get close enough to pet it. The bear got scared and climbed a tree, but it could just as easily have gotten spooked and hurt a gawking onlooker, said
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Bear This One in Mind
The Washington Post
; THE BEAR COMES HOME By Rafi Zabor Norton. 480 pp. $25 A novel about a talking bear who so reveres Charlie Parker and John Coltrane that he spends years woodshedding, learning his ax (the alto sax) so that he can give up performing on street corners and play jazz in nightclubs instead? Oh,
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Biologist offers suggestions on avoiding bear conflicts
Sunday News Lancaster, PA
; Bear sightings and conflicts become common in spring when Pennsylvania's 14,000 black bears look closer to human dwellings for food, Pennsylvania Game Commission bear biologist Mark Ternent said. He suggests bear-proofing properties in areas that have a large number of bears. Keeping food and
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Dog and Bear: Two Friends, Three Stories.(Picture Book Award Winner)(Children's review)(Book review)
The Horn Book Magazine
; Dog and Bear: Two Friends, Three Stories written and illustrated by Laura Vaccaro Seeger, published by Neal Porter Books/Roaring Brook Press Although humor is difficult to achieve in any picture book, it is easier to create than emotion, which so easily disintegrates into sentimentality. In a book
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 "The Record (Bergen County, NJ)")
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A bear's life vs. a mother's concern
The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
; A bear's life vs. a mother's concern ROD ALLEE Date: 06-19-2003, Thursday Section: LOCAL Edtion: All EditionsTwo Star B. Two Star P. One Star B She has just a hint of the imp, a look that says don't turn your back, you may find me not here but over there, getting into something you didn't think I
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Young Bear Fair Game, Md. Hunting Officials Say
The Washington Post
; The first bear killed in Maryland was small, certainly -- at 84 pounds, the smallest of all 20 bears killed by hunters during a hunt that began and ended Monday. She also was young, perhaps just 10 months old. But was she a cub? Yesterday that emotionally charged term, with associations of fairy
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Grin and Bear it
The Scotsman
; Bear Grylls insists that one of his favourite pastimes is taking a hot bath "with lots of ducks and bubbles", but somehow this doesn't wash. This is the person who, in 1998, entered the record books for being the youngest person to reach the summit of Everest, aged 23. An achievement in itself, but
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