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Noah Blaustein believes poems are limitless
California man conducts reading at Brenau University in Gainesville
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Writer Noah Blaustein signs copies of his book for Brenau University students Monday afternoon following a poetry reading inside the John S. Burd Center for the Performing Arts. Blaustein’s presentation is part of his tour on the Georgia Poetry Circuit, a consortium of 10 Georgia colleges and universities working together to bring poets of national and international reputation yearly to participating college campuses.
Noah Blaustein “never promised to light up a room,” as one of his poems states, but his words certainly do. The California man began writing poetry almost 20 years ago when he was at the University of California–Berkeley. He finally published his first book titled “Flirt” in 2013.
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‘Something that needed to be done’: Markers to line Green Street for Memorial Day
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Rock Creek Vietnam Veteran Johnny Hulsey attends the Rotary Club of Hall County's weekly meeting Tuesday, May 14, 2024, at the Gainesville Civic Center along with other veterans for the donation of $17,000 toward the club's Salute to Veterans service project. - photo by Scott Rogers
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