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Why wasn't my school like this?
This item appeared on the BBC and other news sources in the UK on Wednesday.
Harry Potter has cast his spell over pupils at a once-failing Nottingham school - transforming results.Children dress as their favourite Harry Potter characters, chant spells and use their wands in maths classes at Robert Mellors Primary School. The innovative approach, ( Read more... ) -
The Days of the Dead
Today an article on The Days of the Dead has been posted to the Endicott blog.
It is focusing on the Mexican tradition los Dias de los Muertos. Although my exposure to Mexican culture is minimal, I still feel quite a deep resonance to this particular tradition and its images. -
Mirror of Isis on-line
The current issue of Mirror of Isis is now on-line.
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Anubis on the Thames by Naomi Ozaniec
Naomi emailed the other day with details of an article she'd been asked to write for an Australian magazine on the statue of Anubis that was floated down the Thames. She is happy for it to be reproduced and forwarded, with due credit to the source on House of Life website.
Hail AnubisOn the 3rd October Anubis entered the city of London. His ( Read more... ) -
Anubis, God of Dead, Floats Down Thames!
Many thanks to fallenseraph for bringing this to my attention.
The rather unsightly Millennium Dome, re-christened the O2 Bubble, is hosting the Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs from November 15th until the end of August 2008. Hopefully we can sort out a visit.
In preparation for this a 25ft statue of Anubis came floating down the Thames ( Read more... ) -
Gareth Knight Talk on Dion Fortune 1st September 2007
Basil has posted the transcript of his talk at The Assembly Rooms, Glastonbury: The Faery Tradition in Arthurian Legend.
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Article on Treadwell's Bookshop
On the 16th SeptemberThe Independent on Sunday ran a feature on Christina's bookshop Treadwell's: Pagan Pages.
Cross-posted to musesong.
