Word: julius
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Rich Fare. The school is equally proud that its size (1,000 boys) allows it to offer not only rich academic fare, from poetry to physics, but also art, engineering, metalwork and woodwork. When the school produced Julius Caesar, daggers and swords were forged on the premises. Boys have built everything from lawnmowers to kitchens in the workshops. "In this school, the bright boy who wants to take up pottery, or the boy good with his hands who wants to tackle French, can do so as seriously as he likes," says Hamblin...
Moby Dick is an Orson Welles adaptation, some of it in blank verse, of Melville's novel. Some men tinker with old cars; Orson Welles tinkers with old masterpieces. His 1937 Julius Caesar, in Fascist uniform, was exciting theater. Moby Dick is a fiasco...
...Institute for Research in Social Science dramatized Southern problems, helped spur TVA. The Institute of Government trains state and local officials at every level-judges, jailers, sheriffs, tax collectors. Spurning political interference, North Carolina desegregated its graduate schools in 1951 and admitted Negro undergraduates in 1954. Last year Julius L. Chambers, the Negro son of an auto mechanic, scored the law school's highest grades, was made editor of the North Carolina Law Review...
...identities and beliefs of the liberals are as varied as the names given to the bloc. Certainly the leaders do come from across the Alps-Achille Cardinal Lienart of Lille, Joseph Cardinal Frings of Cologne, Julius Cardinal Dopfner of Munich, Bernard Jan Cardinal Alfrink of Utrecht. But the ranks include prelates from almost every part of the world, including Italy...
Jack Badiner, 62, and his brother Julius, 60, operators of a knitting mill in Minneapolis, were walking on 43rd Street at Times Square when a motorcycle driven by Messenger Richard Zagami, 20, hit a hole in the street, bounced out of control and killed them both...