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Born on a farm in Raleigh Township, there was little to indicate that this very average child would grow up to be an extraordinary artist.
Born on a farm in Raleigh Township, there was little to indicate that this very average child would grow up to be an extraordinary artist.
Born on a farm in Raleigh Township, there was little to indicate that this very average child would grow up to be an extraordinary artist.
As Roger Waters faces a German police probe over accusations of antisemitism, POLITICO visits his controversial show.
By Tom Moore Dec 28, 2020 (Kent) - Alan Canfora, one of the most outspoken Kent State University students shot and wounded on May 4, 1970, has died. Canfora was 71. Canfora's death was first reported by his sister, Roseann "Chic" Canfora, on her Facebook page. The Akron Beacon Journal says Canfora died after a short illness, one not related to COVID-19. Alan Canfora was taking part in anti-war protests on the Kent campus when the Ohio National Guard was brought in to stop any violence. He was one of the students who smashed windows of the ROTC building, throwing flares and Molotov cocktails ...