If you don’t know who August Wilson is, you need to. He’s the most notable playwright ever born in Pittsburgh. His Pittsburgh cycle is a series of ten plays that captures the spirit and cadence of African -American life during each decade of the twentieth century. And he’s the only person ever to receive his [...]
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M.I.A. or Colbie Caillat?
Juno or The Incredible Hulk?
It’s your turn to choose the winners of the Second Annual CLP Teen Awards. We’ve received your nominations and narrowed down the choices to the top picks in every category. Let your voice be heard!
At an after-hours event on Friday, December 12th, we’ll announce the winners!
See you there!
Holly
Carnegie [...]
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This Sunday The New York Times published an article in the travel section entitled “36 Hours in Pittsburgh” by Mr. Jeff Schlagel. It’s the most e-mailed story in the travel section this week, as well as one of the most blogged about. (I’m doing my part!) I think we all know that Pittsburghers love to show [...]
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Wednesday, July 9; 4:00 PM @ CLP-Brookline
It’s like being a mad scientist for beauty instead of chaos. We’ll be making bath salts and body glitter from ordinary ingredients you can find around the house instead of making a monster from body parts you can find around the cemetery. Beauty: it’s alive!
Grade 6-12
Registration is required
Arielle, CLP-Brookline
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