Ap Bio Lab 8 Hardy-weinberg Problem Answers

VOICES OF THE DIASPORA reading poetry and short stories by young writers Dominican

Friday April 23, 2010.

7:30 p.m.

International Institute in Spain

Calle Miguel Angel 8, Madrid

Metro Rubén Darío L5

Presents: Eugenio Suarez Galban

With the participation of:

Virginia Raquel Cabrera: (Santiago de los Caballeros, 1973). Obtuvo una Maestría en Escritura Creativa en Español de New York University (NYU) y actualmente continúa sus estudios de postgrado en Literatura y Cultura Española e Hispanoamericana en la sede de la misma universidad en Madrid. Su obra poética ha sido publicada en el poemario El vuelo de la locura (Ediciones El Salvaje Re nado, 2006) y en las antologías, Safo: Las más recientes poetas dominicanas (Ángeles de Fierro, 2004) and 00931 Basement: Number international anthology of Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico (Basement Publishers, 2009). Received a grant from the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) in 2009 for his next literary project.

Leonardo Nin : (Barahona, 1974) Poet, storyteller and composer Dominican. He resides in Boston. Doctoral studies in linguistics at Harvard University. His work has been collected in the collections of stories, Guazábara (Editorial Ciguapa, 2002) and the excommunicated Sacrileges (Imago Mundi, 2007) and in poetry: Paid Area as well as in numerous magazines and anthologies. In 2007 he was awarded the National Youth Abroad for his contribution to the dissemination of Dominican culture outside the island.

Rosa Silverio : (Santiago de los Caballeros in 1978) lives in Madrid. She is the author of several books of poetry, Back home (Editora Centenario, 2002), Desnuda (Editora Cole, 2005), y Rosa íntima (Editorial Santuario, 2008) y de poemas y cuentos que figuran en antologías y revistas culturales publicadas en varios países en distintos idiomas. Ha recibido distintos premios por su trabajo literario entre ellos se encuentra el prestigioso Premio Internacional de Poesía Nósside concedido por el Centro de Estudios Bosio en Reggio Calabria (Italia) in 2005.

Willy Ramirez : (Santo Domingo, 1985) BA in philosophy Fi. He is currently a graduate student at New York University in Madrid where he studied Hispanic literature and culture. His main intellectual interests are the philosophy Fi, Art, Literature, Performance and Theatre. Some of the themes of his poetry are love, death, time, life, and the contradictions of the man.

Collaboration:

International Institute in Spain

KJCC-NYU

NYU Madrid

YoSoyElOtro

Obsidian Press