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Browsing Local History Articles tagged "poets"
The Death of a Poet, by
Geoffrey Dunn
A great American poet is dead. William "Bill" Everson, known during much of his career as the Dominican monk Brother ... [Read more]
A Personal Memory of Bill Everson, by
Geoffrey Dunn
Autumn, 1975. Kresge College, UCSC. Hot, auspicious. You remember the way he moved, the shuffle of his moccasins against the ... [Read more]
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The Great White Fleet, so-called because the ships were painted white, was a United States naval force of 16,000 men on sixteen battleships, 6 torpedo boats, a hospital ship, and a supply ship. It began a 14-month world cruise in 1907 to prove that the Navy could move easily between ..." [More]
Excerpted from The Great White Fleet Visits Santa Cruz by Rechs Ann Pedersen
