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... fall asleep over books, to gain the reward of good grades and the praise of teachers inspiring. Sport, biology, English no problem at all, but math ... ...traw boater with her striking, striped summer dress. Hockey, riding, tennis, ballet, Christian youth groups her favorite pursuits, a forgiving, thoug... ... cricket unequivocal delights. Yet other clubs too she wants to try: French, ballet, tap and IT, singing and chess, and what about pottery? She'll gla... ...a prodigious, discipline of self enormous. Heads and syllabuses come and go, teachers, too, but she remains, faithful, quiet and diligent, modest, un... ...c unpunctuality marking her days, causing untold stress and suffering to the teachers below. Those who can escape this bullying boss, but for those wh...

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... 21 —―It is exactly these kinds of behaviors that we work to eliminate early in the lives of our Singaling children. When parents or teache... ...they were healthy. These ideas about some people achieving at a ‗truly human‘ level were initiated when Maslow decided to analyze two of his teache... ...as so little that it was not statistically significant. The study was a quantitative study. What if we took 37,000 secretaries or kindergarten teache... ...ive has to be handled, and the inferiority feelings reduced, if the child is to be on sound psychological footing. The problem was that having teache... ...e child grows. When teenagers stretch their psychological umbilicals away from their families they challenge the reality of their parents‘ and teache... ... type of work that one does, but often it revolves around academic interests, so the biological researcher or the carpenter with interests in ballet... ...ltzers of the State Opera, the symphony of strings, the enthusiasm of the conductor and his audience. Then there was the Jerome Robbins modern ballet... ...s Fancy Free. Then there was Anna Pavlova in the Dying Swan and Rudolf Nureyev in Stone Flower. Sounds like many of my peaks were in opera and ballet...

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...cteristically Western pronouncement that: ―Long before the great teachers Lao Tzu and Confucius, long before Agamemnon attacked Troy, long... ...know, throughout history males have generally been preferred as rulers, as teachers, as doctors, and so—as children. The female exceptions of the pas... ...kingdoms?‖ --―All too true. The spiritual kingdoms of the great teachers have been blasphemed by those who don‘t understand them.‖ ... ...eality the education budget is often the first item to be slashed. Because teachers are not adequately paid, fewer potential teachers are educated. A... ...paid, fewer potential teachers are educated. And while the truly dedicated teachers might teach for half of what they earn, far more potential teache... ... huge buildings housed innumerable activities that the child could pursue: ballet, sports, astronomy, physics or chemistry, music composition and pe...

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... an identity preserving force. And the purveyors and conveyors of culture were the teachers. "So the teacher in Yugoslavia is often a hero and fan... ...d embarked on a rampage of imprisonment, unjust dismissals of Albanians (mainly of teachers, journalists, policemen and judges) and the occasional ... ...rriculum. After a while, The Serbs re-opened primary schools and re-hired Albanian teachers, allowing them to teach in Albanian. But secondary scho... ...lised manic defenses: Megalomania - our missiles are more powerful than yours, our ballet is more elegant than yours; Paranoia - the West is out t...

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...for office on the board of selectmen. The town voted no-license. Classical Teachers Meet The Classical Association of New England held its second an n... ...s, §15. Seven Sunday schools and chapels in the vicinity are supplied with teachers and leaders, under the di- rection of the Outside Religious Commit... ...illiams Columbia TfflRTY-YEAR CLASS Reunion of J877 at Commence- ment—Many Teachers The class of 1877 will celebrate the thirtieth year of its graduat... ...r the regulation head cov- .ering. Rei;ulations on Entrance Require- ments—Teachers' Index At a faculty meeting, held Mon- day evening, there was cons... ...ly. The Dean's oflSce is preparing registration blanks for Williams alumni teachers in order to assist them in securing better and more satisfactory p... ...ater develops, however, that her success lies rather in the di- rectiou of ballet dancing than that of opera-singing. The shqok to the social prestige... ...coldly technical than soulful or appealing. His own' Novellette and Air de Ballet, however, were what might be termed "•catchy." and were on the whole...

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...ontinued to tolerate only getting two-thirds of his salary so that the other teachers would get paid had it not been for the fact that he stopped payi... ...what American had ever known of the existence of Kuwait outside of geography teachers? Her idea was not so novel. It was the same type of thought of ... ...'m aware of but it shouldn't happen once. It was directed toward one of our teachers." "Nathaniel's home room teacher?" "Yes." "The one who puts him ... ...l about this Mrs. Recla. You just gave me the incentive. Do you approve of teachers doing that to students?" "Not really; but from what I've heard h... ...rit in losing a game; those who were successes and failures in a broad jump; teachers who reprimanded them; wretched gossip about poor Little Orphan A... ... met at the zoo in front of the spider monkeys. From there they went to the ballet. At the ballet he spoke to her in Russian. She thought of it as ...

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...r own child. Where are there such courses? Where are there such wise, mature teachers? Civilized societies are not focused on raising children pro... ...eople who have true authority; are never afraid of being asked questions. All teachers who are true teachers are not afraid of their students questi... ...amed of. You will see tackling rise to such a high art, that it will surpass ballet in its pure poetic beauty. You will see foot races, tumbles. …... ...any sport? No. Everybody else was better at it than you were. Only because teachers and coaches, and other helpful generous players who gave of th... ...e behind bars for refusing to answer exactly how they got fat. This would put teachers behind bars for refusing to answer exactly how come their stu... ...from communicating without words… by communicating through example… the best teachers teach by example. The greatest learning influence in people’s... ...vagant plumage and fancy birdlike costumes on stage, in movies, in operas, in ballet, in clubs. Human culture is obsessed with looking down upon th... ...e? What was the highest form of European culture for 100’s of years? It was ballet and opera. Singing like birds… humans trying to escape gravit... ...tesque. What was the highest form of love in the highest European culture of ballet? The dying swan. The obsession of watching a swan die, over, a...

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...lementation; herbal remedies; counseling; and the love and support of family, teachers, and friends. Many believe that medicating the problem is mer... ...ance are where we are most likely to find bulimiacs (models, actors, dancers, ballet dancers). By her own admission, Princess Diane is a bulimiac. T...

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... of the east, and a written request from the Khan to the Pope to send to China teachers of the Christian religion. On their return to Venice, however,... ...to display the astonishingly variety of their movements. "To this grand female ballet succeeded one performed by fifteen men. Some of them were old; b...

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...them in either condition by maintaining a monotonous droning noise, as if they were performing, out of time and tune, on a ruder sort of bagpipe. The teachers, animated solely by good intentions, had no idea of execution, and a lamentable jumble was the upshot of their kind endeavours....

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...hey were performing, out of time and tune, on a ruder sort of bagpipe. The teachers, animated solely by good intentions, had no idea of execution, and... ...ortunate infants would be handed over to the prosiest and worst of all the teachers with good intentions, whom nobody older would endure. Who, taking ... ... some- thing, and, having learned it, could impart it much better than the teachers; as being more knowing than they , and not at the disadvantage in ... ... table a kick, and gone to sleep. But, even among school-buildings, school-teachers, and school-pupils, all according to pattern and all engendered in... ...at in the seclusion of the Bower he poked out his wooden leg, in the stage-ballet manner, and executed a taunting or triumphant pirouette on the genui... ... a very little while to be able to go on by ourselves. Charley knows about teachers, and I should also have told him, for his satisfaction, that ours ...

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...nner, and will re- turn about three o’clock to dress, if she dances in the ballet this evening—as she will, to-day being Monday. This rat is already a... ...p on brandy—but it killed her in the end. Another thing! You have seen the ballet, and you’ll now see it defiling past you in its every-day clothes, w... ... where they want danseuses; she has not succeeded in the three towns where ballets are given; she has not had the money, or perhaps the desire to go t... ... a rat who becomes a marcheuse,—that is to say, an ordinary figurante in a ballet,—must have some solid at- tachment which keeps her in Paris: either ... ...nfluential in the Chamber of Deputies.” “And above these two rounds in the ballet ladder what comes next?” asked Gazonal. “Look!” said his cousin, poi... ...n of forty; but they proved to be girls from the Conservatoire, and music- teachers from the Rue Montmartre. There you are, mon- sieur; your head is d...

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...hood to understand or resent the wit. Little did he know that this was the ballet-like interlude in a great and terrible tragedy, whose first act was ... ...let of Pearls CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X MONSIEUR’S BALLET MONSIEUR’S BALLET MONSIEUR’S BALLET MONSIEUR’S BALLET MONSIEUR’S BAL... ...que on Wednesday night, and must dress at once to rehearse her part in the ballet specially designed by Monsieur. Her first impulse was to hurry to he... ...ll tell you nothing; but if you would only interfere to spare me from this ballet! It is Monsieur’s contrivance! Ah! Madame, could you but speak to th... ...elestial dance. This dance had been the special device of Monsieur and the ballet-master, and during the last three days the houris had been almost da... ...cal households among whom she travels gladly support the families of their teachers, and at Catholic inns they pay their way. I understood them to be ...

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... apparel. Catherine arranged, as a welcome to her husband, a mag- nificent ballet, in which six beautiful young girls were to recite a poem in his hon... ...esent staircase of the museum was built in what was formerly the salle des ballets. The ballet of those days was a sort of dramatic entertainment perf... ...remony.” “Madame,” said the admiral, approaching the queen, “these are two teachers of the new religion, who have come to an understanding with Calvin... ...ted noble frescos, sang ro- mances, loved queens, delighted kings, devised ballets and fetes, and ruled all policies. The horrible art of poisoning re...

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...o opposed to the Catholics and to France, or so well suited to the King as teachers of his successor. Among so many things which paved the way for the... ...ng to his own admission, ever since he had been released from the hands of teachers he had never read anything except the article in the “Gazette de F... ...he honour and the master-piece of an education, was not fortu- nate in his teachers. Saint-Laurent, to whom he was first confided, was, it is true, th... ...ity, and of sweet recollections of his early years, his grace at fetes and ballets, his splendid gallantries, wished that the King, in imitation of th... ...hed that the King, in imitation of the deceased monarch, should dance in a ballet. It was a little too early to think of this. This plea- sure seemed ... ... were admitted simply for the purpose of adding strength and beauty to the ballet, by the grace of their faces and the el- egance of their movements, ... ...t of the King or elsewhere, and declared that his Majesty would dance in a ballet. Everything was soon ready for the execution. It was not so with the... ...sk M. le Duc d’Orleans to allow his son, who danced very well, to join the ballet company! The Regent, always easy, still enamoured of Law, and, to sp...

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... of the girls. Out of so many pretty and apparently affectionate pupils whom they have taught and reared, only two have ever returned to pay a visit o... ...not very often join in the performance, but stood disengaged at the back part of the stage, and looked (in Ridi, necklace, and dressed hair) for all t... ...ng and ogling, and the strange rhythmic gestures, and strange, rapturous, frenzied faces with which the best of the male dancers held us spellbound th... ...land audience roared with laughter and applause. This filled up the mea- sure for the rival company, and they forgot themselves and decency. After eac... ...ach act or figure of the ballet, the per- formers pause a moment standing, and the next is intro- duced by the clapping of hands in triplets. Not unti... ...ave seen a tenor in Europe stare with the same blank dignity into a hissing theatre; but presently, to my surprise, they sobered down, gave up the uns...

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...hole collection of pretty costume plates into the mysteries of the “Ussian Ballet” and the works of Mousso’gski and “Imsky Ko’zakof.” The bishop liked... ...he fields are white with harvest, I want you to look also and see what the teachers of religion are doing,” said the Angel. He smiled. His presence be... ...y and partisan- ship, and nowhere was it the True God that the priests and teachers were upholding. It was always the common unham- pered man through ... ...ee myself, then I understand how it is with the others. All we priests and teachers are men caught in nets. I would serve God. Easily said! But how am... ... God of those felted theologies and inexplicable doctrines with which your teachers may have confused your minds. I would have it very clear in your m... ...s. Those men could only work mischief in the world because the priests and teachers let them. All things human lie at last at the door of the priest a...

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...ickson Quartus, commonly known as Dick Four, was Aladdin, stage-man- ager, ballet-master, half the orchestra, and largely librettist, for the “book” h... ...pany could be easily assembled. The floor shook to the stamp-and-go of the ballet, while Aladdin, in pink cotton tights, a blue and tinsel jacket, and... ...wiggez-vous?” “Nous twiggons. Good enough. What’s the chorus for the final ballet? It’s four kicks and a turn,” said Dick Four. “Oh! Er! John Short... ... Willie dear,” said Stalky; “that would be wrong and pain- ful to our kind teachers. Y ou wouldn’t crib, Willie, would you?” “Can’t read the beastly s...

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... his great adversary Napoleon Bonaparte. Some, brought up as mountebanks and ballet dancers, were performing a figure dance (he regretted to observe, ... ...time as the more intelligent among them were advanced enough to officiate as teachers to the rest. ‘The President and several members of the section h...

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...cer. But you’ve taken up a pseudo-classical pose, for all the world like a ballet-dancer, when she reclines upon a rock of paste-board. You should rem... ...ng the schoolmaster to death with his instruc- tions and conversation; the teachers, too, were bored by his uninvited visits; he was for ever bringing... ... he had a studio, to which models and Italian sculp- tors, his friends and teachers, used to come to see him. Elena did not once succeed in talking wi...

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...orio of “Purgatorio,” which made such an immense sensa- tion, of songs and ballet-musics innumerable. He is a German by birth, and shows such an outra... ...essors conduct their academies on very opposite principles. Baroski writes ballet music; Thrum, on the contrary, says “he cannot but deplore the dange... ...h youth is subject, with comfort to himself, and credit to his parents and teachers.” At his next appear- ance on the stage after this controversy, a ...