January 14, 2001
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One Soldier's Story of Love, War and the Things in Life Worth Waiting For. Story
[Times photo: Amber Tenille Woolfolk] |
A full life ends with rift unresolved
A St. Petersburg activist and actor, who denied her older son's accusations of abuse, died on Jan. 6. Her son hadn't changed his story but did apologize for causing her pain.
'Awomen!'' Jimmy Carter
My inherited geographical religion and I butted heads early, but unlike former President Jimmy Carter and wife Rosalyn, I kept lukewarm faith. The Carters were stubborn Georgia-clay Christians. I was shifting Louisiana silt.
Harlem flowers again in Tampa
Pivoting on the music of Duke Ellington, a series of concerts, lectures and exhibits demonstrates the explosion of music, art, photography and literature known as the Harlem Renaissance.
Indigenous ways
A University of South Florida professor's multimedia festival focuses on American Indian and Aborigine cultures.
March to modernism
"The Triumph of French Painting' tracks an artistic revolution turned evolution, a movement predicated on freedom of perception for painter and viewer.
Arts Talk
Forever the Don
Audio Files
PRU, PRU (CAPITOL) R&B singer Pru grew up in Houston with a free-spirited mom who sometimes took her kid to the night club where she tended bar, allowing li'l Pru to sing between acts. Her singing was further honed at a performing arts high school and, later, at Texas Southern University.
