Instead of viaducts and smokestacks, the dockside arts complex that bears his name is built with shards of sunlight and steel. |
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This exhibition celebrates the beauty, power, and symbolism of the tradition of Native American arts. |
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Apaches are making important contributions to Native American literature and the arts. |
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Liu's martial arts skills make her a natural for the role, but Thurman proves to be a worthy adversary. |
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For the opera festival arts trail you will see six Cow Parade bovines graze the streets of Waterford. |
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He consequently links early photography with the Realist project, tying it to an urge for naturalism in both the arts and sciences. |
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Undergraduate majors in the arts and humanities, natural sciences, or social sciences can prepare you for law school. |
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Activities include arts and crafts, sports, swimming, bowling, cinema and a day trip. |
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These included arts and crafts, swimming, knock out competitions, a trip to the cinema, drama, sports, bowling and a day trip out of town. |
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Mat making and related arts and crafts are popular among the Ndebele, Kalanga, and Nambya people. |
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There were also performances by boxers from the British Thai Boxing Council and other martial arts experts. |
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But the 21-stone martial arts expert, who owns a boxing and training gymnasium, said he was now happy to draw a line under the past. |
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Most of the fighters had a little boxing or martial arts experience but some were just raw street fighters. |
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Teeling Street was allotted to arts and crafts displays and butter and boxty makers and the tinsmith. |
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The American arts fan, long mythologized as a snooty, wealthy elitist, is changing. |
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We are here to write an essay and a poem for our arts and social sciences course. |
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I think my sensibilities were running more towards arts and humanities than math and science. |
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It was a similar story at Strathclyde University when I rang about its arts and social sciences course. |
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So to do that I would use the example of my job, which is to run a writing course in an arts college. |
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It shocking to see how ignorant and dismissive of the arts scientists can be. |
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Looking ahead, construction will be completed on the new arts and humanities building by October. |
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There was a course covering all aspects of study including arts, science and mathematics. |
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Schoolteachers today are struggling to find time to fit arts subjects into a crowded national curriculum. |
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At school, she will excel at the arts subjects, and will also develop a love of literature. |
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I am intending to study media and arts and fear for my future because of this lack of vision. |
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The theme is York's environment, which takes in science, geography, history and arts topics. |
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He was her first and only boyfriend, just into his second year at Durham, where he was studying general arts. |
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It thus encompasses in a unique way the arts, social sciences, and natural sciences. |
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It strongly encourages research in the arts and in political studies in particular. |
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While much work in graphic arts is produced, it often is seen as mere artisanship and has received little attention. |
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Or if there is a strong creative or artistic aspect in their charts, they can aim for the arts. |
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The children have enjoyed a week of fun and games and arts and crafts designed to prevent boredom setting in during the long summer holidays. |
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Youngsters turned their hands to arts and crafts at Swindon Museum and Art Gallery at the weekend. |
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The 190 stalls sell decorations, toys, knitwear, and a wide variety of arts and crafts. |
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The school itself has four libraries, two shared areas for arts and crafts and an IT suite packed with laptop computers. |
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On Saturday, May 15 the group will host a day of traditional arts and crafts in the Loftus Hall. |
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He was indeed the dominant figure in Peruvian art in his lifetime and he helped awaken an interest in the native arts and crafts of his country. |
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Her work suggests that Art Deco had origins in some aspects of the arts and crafts. |
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The folk arts and crafts of Bengal reflect the diversity of its people and the skills of its artisans. |
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The great innovations in Ottoman arts and crafts owed nothing to the example of Renaissance models. |
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It features a wide variety of arts and crafts including ceramics, furniture, jewellery and painting. |
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Christmas cards designed by the children will be on sale along with arts and crafts. |
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There will be a photographic exhibition, displays of arts and crafts, trade stands, and a food market. |
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It served as a school where girls were trained in arts and crafts, household management, music and religion. |
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The activities include music and dance, arts and crafts and various outings. |
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The old imperial town of Kyoto has a great and long tradition of arts and crafts. |
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The week will include arts and crafts, music, song and dance and is sure to keep everyone occupied and happy. |
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A great selection of arts and crafts, home baking, bric a brac and Christmas decorations will be on offer. |
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When that whole emphasis on arts was brought in five years ago, everyone pooh-poohed it as being, you know, arty-farty nonsense. |
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There was an exciting selection of artworks on the visual arts trail in a variety of venues in the city. |
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Indeed most martial arts are based on the creations of Chinese ascetic monks almost a thousand years ago. |
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These days artists aspire to come up with an idea for something new to put on an arts grant application. |
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There is nothing new about the assimilation of elements of popular culture into the fine arts. |
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Civil society associations like churches, service clubs, sporting clubs and arts groups are the most likely settings for these relationships. |
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He finds it astounding to think of the developments that have taken place in the arts in the county in the last decade. |
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Over the past decade, numerous liberal arts colleges have re-examined their need-blind policies. |
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With Halloween only two weeks away, even the common folks unversed in the magical arts had been coming in to buy items. |
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The culture of the Guptas and their innate Brahmanism gave a fillip to the arts, and in the field of architecture fundamental progress was made. |
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These items were joined by donations of needlework, silhouettes, mirrors, and other decorative arts by her daughters. |
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He shared his wife's interest in the arts she is an artist and became involved in conserving and raising a flock of Soay sheep. |
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In fact, at Algiers, participants called for the demise of Negritude and the birth of national consciousness and arts. |
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The crowd, as expected, was an interesting mix of diplomats, socialites and familiar faces from the arts, fashion and entertainment worlds. |
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The birth of social realism in the early 1930s encompassed all the arts, including photography. |
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He noted that among the areas involved were arts and crafts, woodwork, upholstery, photography and so on. |
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Meltzer's book is a fantastic read and makes wonderful connections between social studies and language arts. |
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The programme may allow students to sample different languages, or else it may be part of a social studies or language arts unit. |
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At the middle school, students take language arts and social studies in Spanish. |
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The highly publicized dispute led numerous arts professionals to speak out on behalf of the director. |
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He has blended scientific approach and analysis in his studies of the soul and sociology of the folk arts of Kerala. |
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This was a breakthrough exhibition for painter Greg Stone, who has long been a mainstay of the thriving arts community in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. |
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It would be my gym for my training, where I would practice my weapons usage and martial arts. |
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They say he was too much of a news hound to appreciate the work of the arts staff and too disorganized to manage the office. |
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She sought any work she could get, including temporary jobs in a clerical pool, while vainly applying for arts fellowships. |
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Live theatre, games, dancing, arts and crafts and archery, bring to life the Middle Ages. |
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He has published many articles in the areas of archetypal and Jungian psychology, mythology and the arts. |
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His experience in brokering has influenced his way of viewing the arts, the art works and artists. |
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The geometric pattern is found throughout the country in screens, architectural ornament, and decorative arts. |
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Green says there has been little available in the way of arts programming for some years. |
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Under the influence of what is conventionally called the Romantic movement, a new interest in history and the arts of the past took shape. |
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Yet it is arguable that by exciting the imaginations of his audience old Leonardo helped broaden the future audience for the arts in general. |
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Jon is a friendly, creative stand-up comedian, with a love of languages, martial arts, and a healthy loathing for heavy physical exertion. |
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He has, nonetheless, the full armature of liberal-left prejudices which have become commonplace in arts faculties these days. |
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The current popularity of the peasant arts of wood carving and rosemaling also grew out of the bygdelag tradition. |
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It offers a range of complementary therapies such as aromatherapy massage, acupuncture, arts and crafts, drama and music. |
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The proprietor of a famous bakery and rotisserie, he is known as a patron of the arts, and is also a poet himself. |
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Such linguistic or logocentric approaches to the arts have tended to distort or blur understandings of art on its own terms. |
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Out of all the arts, it is dance which fetishises youth to the greatest degree. |
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In the arts, literary and artistic canons are no longer restricted to the work of men. |
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A key part of the project will be to explore and promote the relationship between science, technology and the arts. |
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It is happening across the globe and in a hundred different corners of the arts and culture. |
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Iqaluit is a step closer to having its own year-round centre for showcasing the arts and culture. |
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The focus of the magazine is basically on urban culture, spanning music, fashion and the arts. |
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The arts develop because of aptitude, talent, genius, hard work and serendipity. |
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Writers would also like to see more subsidy for Scottish publishers, and for the arts and literature in general. |
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Outside medicine she loved the arts and literature and particularly classical music and opera. |
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The character loves the movies, loves the arts, loves music and it was a great way to incorporate that to make an original idea. |
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The charity will also concentrate on funding the arts through sponsorship of music, ballet, opera and film. |
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He said more time should be spent on music, the arts and reading to allow pupils to think in a less regimented way. |
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This is also true of newspaper critics who cover the arts, films, music, and books. |
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Boys are less likely than girls to read and take part in music and the arts. |
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He was a talented man whose ability covered his politics, his academic work, the arts and music. |
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This should be a vital component in an arts and humanities education today. |
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For their sixth option, they can take an arts courses or an extra science, language or humanity. |
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These will focus on the teaching of technology, modern languages, arts and science. |
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It was after she had studied business and arts at college in Bangkok that McIntosh came to wider public prominence. |
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It took a couple of greenpeace activists with liberal arts degrees to draw an obvious parallel. |
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In classrooms where an assimilationist view of language and culture is in place, language arts instruction focuses on the acquisition of English first. |
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Like most royals, Ranjit Singh is a connoisseur of the arts. |
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When she was 8, she moved to New York City with her mother and sister to attend a performing arts school. |
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But she went on to attend her second choice school, Hurtwood House, which is known for its performing arts program. |
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She and the president have gone to the Kennedy Center for the performing arts to watch the Alvin Ailey Dance Company. |
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That period of artistic production is well known for its connection to a nexus of ideas about national identity, inherent African creativity, and state patronage of the arts. |
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Now businesses have reasons for attaching themselves to arts events. |
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Part of being a pastry chef means understanding classic French techniques and Paris is the nerve of pastry arts and science. |
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The waterslide town is also known for its annual arts fest, which livens up the Laurentians every August with classical music and dance for nine days straight. |
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The club would include creative activities such as arts and crafts. |
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We would see a new age of sobriety in the arts, and cinema and TV, especially in the US, which would reflect reinvigorated family values such as family and patriotism. |
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He was part of a loosely organized movement in literature and visual arts, characterized by a rejection of direct, literal representation in favor of evocation and suggestion. |
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The islanders carved and erected the stone statues, produced many other arts and crafts and developed Rongorongo, the only written language in Oceania. |
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But if you think the gridiron arts can shake up the grey matter, try the prize ring. |
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The two agencies also will compile information on ways in which arts organizations have aided disaster victims, from providing art therapy to hosting fund-raisers. |
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The rotational action of the obliques is very important in turning the shoulders, which is vital in gymnastics, diving, wrestling, and the martial arts. |
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In any community, music and the arts are not seen as stable professions. |
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Martial arts instructors teach all aspects of a particular martial art such as karate, jujitsu or judo. |
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In fact the hope of gain stands before all the arts, and a load of gold is more beautiful than all that Greek and Latin dizzards have written. |
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A MARTIAL arts instructor whose brother has Down's Syndrome is putting on classes for children with the condition. |
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A KERESLEY martial arts hero has been honoured with two prestigious awards. |
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He holds bachelor of music, master of music and doctor of musical arts degrees, all in piano performance. |
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Kanamori, who has a background in classical ballet, melds club dance music with martial arts explosions. |
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The events include a bunny hop race, an egg and spoon race, as well as painting worshops and other arts and crafts activities. |
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There will be prizes for the best doodlers including arts and crafts vouchers and custommade 3D doodles. |
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Commissioned by the arts group Jump Ship Rat and funded by Daiwa and EU Japan, the work now has a special resonance for Mr Kaihatsu. |
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Bumbershoot is a music, arts and environment festival celebrating 40 years of entertainment. |
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There will be an egg hunt, Bunny Hop Race, the much-loved Egg and Spoon Race, Easter egg painting workshops and arts and crafts activities. |
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Entertainment also included an elaborate arts and crafts fair, food booths, carnival rides, dance lessons and gunfighting exhibitions. |
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The All Japan Judo Federation prohibits judoka from signing a professional contract in any other martial art, including pro wrestling and the K-1 mixed martial arts. |
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Stillman, a private historically black liberal arts institution with approximately 1,500 students, has 30 outstanding students who are members of the Harte Honors College. |
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It quickly became a centre where arts and crafts flourished among a gifted student body, among them Arthur and Georgie Gaskin and Sidney Meteyard. |
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One weekend spent working Seattle's Bumbershoot arts festival his senior year of college yielded enough cash to buy an engagement ring for his then-girlfriend. |
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Notkin has written more than 150 published articles on meteoritics, paleontology, adventure travel, history, and the arts, and is the author of three books. |
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Only at Hughes-Elizabeth Lakes Union and Muroc Joint Unified did more than half the students score at proficient or advanced levels in both English-language arts and math. |
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He is the son of the late Arthur Ross, an investment banker and philanthropist who donated heavily to the arts and is the namesake of the Arthur Ross Pinetum in Central Park. |
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Eugene's visual arts world, too, got even drabber when Opus VII closed its doors in April, continuing a dismal trend for galleries here over the past few years. |
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Chabad of the Valley presents a day of live entertainment, arts and crafts, dreidels, and a giant menorah lighting to celebrate the festival of light. |
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He went on to earn a master's degree in choral music from the University of Illinois, and a doctor of musical arts degree in choral conducting from Michigan State University. |
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