Bromsgrove author's award for book on sisters with Enid Blyton links
A BROMSGROVE author has won an award for highlighting the art of two secretive sisters who were among the most talented modellers to work for the…
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A BROMSGROVE author has won an award for highlighting the art of two secretive sisters who were among the most talented modellers to work for the…
The three-part show The Famous Five will follow five young adventurers who are exploring the world around them in an odyssey-style story and is…
The three-part show The Famous Five will follow five young adventurers who are exploring the world around them in an odyssey-style story and is…
Ninety years ago this May, The Bates Student reported on an intercollegiate athletic competition for Bates women: an archery tournament vs. “unseen opponents….from many colleges and universities of the United States.” The opponents were “unseen” because they didn’t travel to the Bates campus to compete, nor did Bates archers travel to theirs. Instead, the 1931 Bates women’s archery team participated in a “telegraphic” tournament, where teams shot their bows on their own campuses, tallied the points, and telegraphed, as in dot-dot-dash Morse code traveling through wires,...