Lousiville Courier-Journal: "The land of bourbon and hot Browns and the land of absinthe and goulash are half a world apart, but Louisville and Prague have a special cultural bond...The 'King of May' referred to is Allen Ginsberg, who also left a mark on the Prague scene."

"The newest issue of Naropa University's Bombay Gin offers a special focus on 'Twenty Years of Eco-Lit' and more specifically on Jack Collom, who back in 1989, 'taught his first Eco-Lit course at Naropa University’s Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics.'"

Blog This Rock: "Poetry & Music Celebrating Ginsberg's Photos at the National Gallery."

Project for Innovative Poetry Blog: "Mark DuCharme was born in Detroit in 1960 and grew up in its suburbs, the only child of a divorced mother who worked as a secretary. He earned a BA from the University of Michigan and, later, an MFA from the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University...In addition to poetry, DuCharme has published numerous poetics essays...He now curates the Stratford Park Reading Series in Boulder, Colorado, where he lives."

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Inside Higher Ed: "That the White House would hold a conference on interfaith cooperation is no mystery; President Obama made the topic a theme of his presidency from the very beginning. But why a gathering that focuses on campuses?"

Longmont Times-Call: "Julia Seko approaches book arts with an obsessive passion usually reserved for auto enthusiasts tinkering with their muscle cars...because of a recent renovation, the Book Arts League — a Lafayette-based organization that promotes letterpress printing, bookbinding, calligraphy and papermaking — has more space for its craft. Earlier this year, the arts nonprofit started offering workshops in the historic Ewing farmhouse."

"Tea, Spirituality and The Japanese Tea Ceremony: An Interview with Michael Ricci."

Project for Innovative Poetry Blog: "Lewis Warsh was born in the Bronx, New York, and has lived in New York City for most of his life...Since 1984 he has taught creative writing and literature at Queens College, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Naropa University, SUNY Albany, The New School and The Poetry Project. He is presently an Associate Professor in the English Department at Long Island University in Brooklyn, where he is co-director of the graduate program in creative writing."

"There are educational institutions for almost all of the major religions in the U.S. but not all of them are accredited by respectable agencies. The following are actual, respectable colleges and not religiously motivated degree mills or the academically-lax educational arm of their denominations."

"THE BOULDER MINDFULNESS CONFERENCE
'BUDDHISM & PSYCHOLOGY:
THE ART OF COUNSELING'
St. Julien Hotel & Spa, Boulder, CO
July 28-August 1, 2010"

Fiona Ingram's "blog is a way to share information, tips and advice about writing and book marketing."

ArtsBeat: "Leslie Scalapino...died on May 28th in Berkeley, California after a battle with cancer...the over thirty books that comprise her oeuvre defy any easy categorization as to genre and lineage."

Psychology Today: "In Contemplative Psychotherapy, we call the direct experience of someone else, 'exchange,' and we regard it as a natural occurrence. It's as though we 'catch' what someone else is feeling. Exchange is a reflection of our lack of real separation from each other."

PDFgeni.com results for "I want a book about: Naropa Institute."

Redstone Review: "Russell has taken the fundamentals of her experience at Naropa and incorporated them into her practice. She works to help her clients cultivate compassion and strives to create peace and calmness within the self."

...at Elephant Journal (via the LA Times).