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Visiting poets for the Wick 40th anniversary celebration. From left to right: Padraig �� Tuama, Naomi Shihab Nye, Jane Hirshfield and Adrian Matejka

More than 40 poets who have won acclaim from 蹤獲扦���s Wick Poetry Center are expected to return to the Kent Campus in September to celebrate the center���s 40th anniversary. The group of poets has won either the Ohio Chapbook Prize, sponsored by the 蹤獲扦 Press and the Wick Center, or the Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize.���This anniversary will be a celebration of the power of poetry and will be a great reunion for the ever-expanding Wick family of poets,��� said David Hassler, the Bob and Walt Wick Executive Director of the center.���What���s exciting is we now have 4...

Joshua Gunter at Brave Teacher Workshop

Michele McCombs, a second-grade teacher for Kent City Schools, believes the Becoming a Brave Teacher workshop came at just the right time for her to be that ���teacher/leader��� who develops a support system of inclusiveness for marginalized communities.���Being a brave teacher means harnessing strength and courage to show up and do the best that I can,��� said McCombs. ���On different days that may mean different things for meeting the needs of students and families. Sometimes that can be a challenging situation.���Whatever their reasons for attending, local teachers collaborated with colleagues to devel...

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