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"Only fifty miles from Rome, a remarkable group of wild brown bears cling to existence."
Today on WAMC Northeast Public Radio - Roger Thompson, Associate Professor of writing & rhetoric at Stony Brook University, discusses bears in the Appenine Mountains whose population is dwindling due to changing times.
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Club 24 recognized new recipients of the Paul Harris Fellowship and others who were recognized for additional levels of giving, including Roger Thompson and Ted Schmidt, who were recognized as major donors.
The images might be family snapshots, outtakes from a life that was never really settled but that nonetheless is held close like tattered quilt. Something is slipping away in them. Knots have come undone and the little squares are fading and dropping away, but they don’t disappear. They linger, last images of a life or lives that, when grouped together as they are in the installation, don’t so much tell a story as remind us that somewhere in our families are shadows whose boundaries are difficult, if not impossible, to find.
Roger Thompson. "Special Finds at the Outsider Art Fair" donttakepictures.com
And Roger trying to be subtle is so cute.
#Itsbrookesworld with Kelly Lovell on #R2RRadio at Youth Day Toronto 2014
#ItsBrookesworld with @KarenStintz on #R2Rradio at Youth Day Toronto 2014
Falling in love happens when someone sees you like you see yourself.
Roger Thompson (Swingtown)