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July 20, 2019
6:05am	Early Bird Stumper
6:35am	Historiddle
7:00am	Write On Contest Story: Mr. Jello: The Spooky Hill
7:05am	Afterthoughts
7:35am	Brigade Charade
8:05am	Sound Hound
8:35am	One-of-A-Kind Wonder Word
9:05am	Guess Who
10:00am	Write On Contest Story: The Not So Scary Science Monster
10:05am	Live Music: 123 Andrés
11:00am	Crossing Fences: Thaddeus Mosley
11:05am	Live Music: Scott and Rosanna
July 27, 2019
7:00am	Write On Contest Story: The Calendar Kid
10:00am	Write On Contest Story: The Walk Away House
11:05am	Live Music: Ron Jozwiak
August 3, 2019
7:00am	Write On Contest Story: Knomey the Magical Gnome
10:00am	Write On Contest Story: No Horn
10:05am	Youth Express: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh
10:35am	Youth Express: Amanda Kengor

The Saturday Light Brigade

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Born July 21, 1898 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, his brother William, sister Laura, and he were all in the same field,

His 1928 poem “John Brown’s Body” was considered a masterpiece and a 1929 Pulitzer Prize was its yield,

Although he died when only 44, he wrote many other works including “The Devil and Daniel Webster” and “A Summons to the Free” (1941),

His poem entitled "American Names" (1931) ends with the line “Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee”. ... See MoreSee Less

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From the Youth Express podcast archive, high school students at Nazareth College and Career Prep talk about the challenges Black girls face in schools and communities, Neighborhood Academy poets share and reflect upon original works, and current Brashear High School students talk about their upbringing locally and globally. Subscribe here: youthexpress.libsyn.com/ ... See MoreSee Less

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The Saturday Light Brigade

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