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	Emma's Diary
		Julian shifted and said quite low, "The understanding is this, my good man. My wife will only hear good and pious things regarding her questions about her husband, his family or our life together from you and this church else you will quickly find yourself among the damned.
		Julian's voice is quite fine and he had partaken of enough champagne to allow others to hear his voice as we joined others in song.
		Julian whispered to me to say nothing and then told the man that he did not know what he meant, but he knew that he was holding the weapon at a helpless woman.
	journals.aol.com /emmalinegastone/EmmasDiary (9724 words)

	New Georgia Encyclopedia: Julian Bond (b. 1940)
		Horace Julian Bond was born on January 14, 1940, in Nashville, Tennessee.
		His father, Horace Mann Bond, became the first president of Fort Valley State College (later Fort Valley State University) in Fort Valley, Georgia, in 1939 and the first African American president of Lincoln University in Pennsylvania in 1945, as well as dean of education at Atlanta University (later Clark Atlanta University) in 1957.
		After finishing high school, Julian Bond moved to Atlanta in 1957 to attend Morehouse College.
	www.georgiaencyclopedia.org /nge/Article.jsp?id=h-908 (712 words)

	Donna Tartt interview, Vanity Fair 9/92
		But then, with a Horatio Alger-esque feat of intellectual pluck, Richard impresses some of Morrow's students with his knowledge of the subject, and is accepted into the fold.
		And what a fold it is! Morrow's one demand is simple: that the new student take every course with him.
		They are all of them, Julian included, fabulous monsters: a very catalogue of Waspocratic quirk, with their pressed white shirts and dark suits and tea drinking and euchre playing and constant smoking and drinking, their insistence on using fountain pens and tossing off conversational sallies in classical Greek.
	www.geocities.com /SoHo/8543/dvf3.htm (1959 words)

	7 Deadly Sins
		If she could somehow see what Julian actually though of her religion and how he only uses it to keep her in line, well, she might be disabused of her view of the world she lives in.
		Comment from aojennie - 1/24/06 3:52 PM Canoness, you cannot have ever have thought that Julian was a pious man! As for him being Catholic, we had thought he was at least Catholic in name, but it seemed he didn't know his rituals on it.
		It is interesting to us to realize that Julian knew when he had to do some backspacing rather than press his opinion when he "crossed the line." Heather said this entry proves that he loves Emma much, much more than we have given him credit.
	journals.aol.com /emmalinegastone/EmmasDiary/entries/2006/01/23/7-deadly-sins/1936 (3326 words)

	1965 - Deathwatch
		When the man is not capable of going on at all and the guard is again merciless misusing his power over him, the man attacks the guard.
		Julian stands besides the guillotine watching how his first contact in jail is beheaded.
		Julian is sharing the cell with Greeneyes and trying to get Greeneyes’ acceptance and maybe being accepted amongst the prisoners too by being Greeneyes’ friend.
	www.ponilla.org /Nimoy/movies_Deathwatch.htm (841 words)

	ABC TV: The Chaser's War on Everything - The Team
		Morrow worked for ACA for five years, forging a reputation for egomania, tantrums and occasional violence rivalled only by Mike Munro.
		In the 1990s Morrow worked outside the media, most notably for three years as a doctor at Sydney Hospital, until it was discovered he did not have a medicine degree.
		Morrow lives in Sydney with his wife and an IQ of 30.
	www.abc.net.au /tv/chaser/war/txt/s1569370.htm (343 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> CNNNN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Andrew Hansen: the leader of the CNNNN "newsband", which would play musical commentary for some stories, and occasionally lyrically interact with the other members of the cast as if actually talking to them.
		Morrow would appear on a television as if he was overseas, although he did actually conduct a number of vox pops in the USA to highlight American ignorance of Australia, other countries and international affairs in general.
		He would, amusingly, still speak about stories with no relevance to the US and sit as if he were actually on the news desk, and when the anchors would look at the screen on the other side of the room at other out-of-studio guests, Julian Morrow would do the same.
	www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/CNNNN (830 words)

	Kingston University London - Latest news and press releases
		Julian Morrow, 20, took the welterweight title while Callum Craven, 18, triumphed in the light welterweight contest in the British Universities Sports Association (BUSA) boxing championship held at Cardiff University just before Christmas.
		Third year Sociology and Politics student Julian Morrow won his title by defeating George Valpularkis from Cambridge University in the final, after the referee stopped the fight in the third round.
		Despite his success, Julian said that he has no desire to enter professional boxing and his real ambition was to become a teacher.
	www.kingston.ac.uk /~kx25594/news/news-archive/2006/feb/BUSA_Boxing.htm (550 words)

	Mccabe - aqw09.htm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		MORROW (Mary Alice PALAZZO, Julia Alice MCCABE, James Julian, James M. James Henry, Henry Haughton, John Henry, Henry T.) was born 09 May 1969 in Baton Rouge, LA.
		Patrick married Nicole Jennifer BRIDGES, daughter of Neal Julian BRIDGES and Myra Elise STELZER, on 25 Jul 1997 in Baton Rouge, LA. Nicole was born 25 Oct 1972 in Jackson, MS/Jackson Co., MS.
		Courtney Elise MORROW was born 16 Jul 1998.
	www.cmorrow.net /Web/mccabe/aqwg09.htm (176 words)

	Stringfellow Families Genealogy
		Julian, born March 11, 1917 in,,Texas, U.S.A.; died February 03, 1981 in Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas, U.S.A..
		John Willis "Willis"5 Julian (Lewis Mastin4, Nancy Harriet "Harriet"3 Stringfellow, Mastin W.2, Robert1) was born September 21, 1894 in,,Texas, U.S.A., and died October 25, 1976 in,Hopkins County, Texas, U.S.A..
		Lewis David5 Julian (Lewis Mastin4, Nancy Harriet "Harriet"3 Stringfellow, Mastin W.2, Robert1) was born December 10, 1901 in,,Texas, U.S.A., and died November 25, 1968 in Sulphur Springs, Hopkins County, Texas, U.S.A..
	www.cookshangout.com /mccarty/stringfellow.html (13081 words)

	boekverslag The secret history / Verborgen geschiedenis door Donna Tartt \| scholieren.com
		The letter was written the night before the murder, but Julian received it only recently because it was lain in the wrong pigeon hole and because Julian only checks his mail once in a while.
		Richard and Francis are relieved when Julian tells them he thinks it's a sick joke made by some else, but when they see one page is written on writing paper of the hotel in which Bunny and Henry stayed in Rome, they are scared to death.
		Julian has not noticed the sign on the writing paper yet, so the try to steel the letter but they fail.
	www.scholieren.com /boekverslagen/605 (2481 words)

	AsiaMedia :: AUSTRALIA: Satirist wishes he got a second opinion before starting Leunig hoax
		Morrow said he knew nothing of it until he received a call from The Age that night.
		Morrow advised Cooke to apologise to the cartoonist, something Cooke says he had wanted to do when the controversy began to erupt.
		Morrow said when he found out on Tuesday night that a person connected to the Chaser website had perpetrated the hoax, he was particularly unhappy that Leunig had been misrepresented.
	www.asiamedia.ucla.edu /article.asp?parentid=39220 (855 words)

	Board Packet - Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Member Julian stated that the sidewalks in the City of Santa Clara are narrow and there has already been a conflict between a person in a wheelchair and a person using a segway.
		Member Morrow stated that he does not believe that clear judgment regarding scoring numbers can be used by members of the LRC when staff generates the preliminary numbers.
		Chairperson Tamez agreed with Member Morrow and requested that staff provide administrative support but allow the process to take care of itself and allow LRC members to score numbers within prescribed guidelines. Chairperson Tamez noted that the process has to be kept as clear as possible.
	www.vta.org /inside/boards/committee_advisory/cta/agendas_minutes/2003/05_may/cta_050703_m.html (2925 words)

	CNNNN: Julian Morrow
		Julian Morrow is regarded as one of the world’s leading broadcast journalists by a number of commentators, including himself.
		Morrow commenced with CNNNN in 1971 after briefly obtaining an education.
		Morrow’s contribution to journalism has been widely recognised by the Institute of Public Affairs, the Adelaide Institute and MediaWatch.
	www.abc.net.au /cnnnn/about/s675553.htm (320 words)

	The Sydney Morning Herald Blogs: MashUp / Archives
		Age lawyer Peter Bartlett, from Minter Ellison, said a phone number connected to the email sent to Hamshahri was connected to the satirical website The Chaser, although this did not mean that people connected to The Chaser had sent it.
		Julian Morrow, writer, performer and executive producer of the television satire The Chaser, said that he knew nothing about the matter and "it's nothing to do with the television show".
		Last night he [Julian Morrow] said: "It appears now that a writer for The Chaser website (chaser.com.au) submitted the cartoon.
	blogs.smh.com.au /mashup/archives/003603.html (566 words)

	Coaches Should Monitor Communication Style
		Coaches should explain their communication style early, so their athletes are prepared for potential emotional exchanges in practices and games and will not see themselves as victims of abusive behavior, says the September issue of the Penn State Sports Medicine Newsletter.
		Julian Morrow, Ph.D., sports psychology expert at Iona University in New York, notes that coaches revert to their basic personalities in critical situations.
		Morrow told the newsletter that coaches can prevent hurt feelings by saying to athletes: "When I criticize you in practice or a game, I'm trying to teach you something or to correct something.
	www.psu.edu /ur/NEWS/news/SportsmedSept97.html (731 words)

	The Secret History : Donna Tartt
		However incomprehensible Henry's motivation might have been (and to anyone who has ever been obsessed with an idea, it will not be), I defy any reader not to want to weep at his stammering, incompetent attempt to justify himself to Julian at the end.
		The few snippets of his teaching we are given do not seem to me to be particularly inspiring or erudite, and it is really left to the reactions of his students to inform us of the effect he has on them.
		Had I not been similarly - if not so extremely - inspired by two of my own teachers, I think that the cowardly and ineffectual Julian of the second half of the book would have rung much more true for me than the Mentor of the beginning.
	www.bartandsue.co.uk /books/book.php?id=10 (561 words)

	The University News - OFF THE SHELF: "The Secret History" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Richard is equally eager to continue his studies in Greek but discovers that only one instructor teaches the course, a Professor Julian Morrow who accepts a very limited number of students.
		Moreover, those he accepts must turn over their education entirely to him: they must have Morrow as their counselor and drop all other classes.
		Slowly he becomes more acquainted with the others: the blond twins- beautiful Camilla, the only female in the group, and her brother Charles; Francis, a distant but ultimately friendly hypochondriac; and Henry, a bespectacled oddball who speaks eight languages and always has his head in a book.
	www.unews.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=7b79ce47-5a76-4824-b203-58cb4369b07b (580 words)

	Thinking Long-Term Cures The Post-High Letdown
		This is particularly hard for less experienced competitors who are not used to managing their feelings that accompany big games.
		If they are pointing toward a particular event critical to their success, they should make sure that it is surrounded on their schedule by lesser competition or down time.
		It may be necessary to set new team or individual goals after a big win, Morrow notes.
	www.psu.edu /ur/NEWS/news/sportsmedmay98.html (556 words)

	Literary Encyclopedia: The Secret History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Richard’s plans to study Greek for his language requirement are discouraged by his academic counselor, who tells him that Julian Morrow, the tutor, chooses a limited number of students based on personal selection and separates them from the rest of the college body.
		Richard makes a personal appeal to Julian but is told that the class is closed because Julian has already chosen his five students.
		Richard would have let this drop were it not for a “curious coincidence” in which he is able to help Julian’s students with an obscure point of Greek grammar (chapter 1).
	www.litencyc.com /php/sworks.php?rec=true&UID=11693 (676 words)

	Chasers call off the pursuit as readers fail to get the joke - National - www.smh.com.au
		The figures were all the more depressing said one founder, Julian Morrow, because The Chaser was the only commercial satirical newspaper in Australia.
		Started by a group of friends at the University of Sydney in 1999, the paper was initially kept afloat by the founders' contributions and help from their parents.
		In the meantime, Morrow said he would keep himself occupied by "being a dinner speaker for unethical investment corporations", while Firth said that other members would "devote the rest of our lives to shutting down wind farms that ruin the views of our country get-aways."
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2005/02/01/1107228700680.html (565 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Member Julian reported that the Nominating Committee recommends the slate of Randy Tamez for Chairperson and David Grant for Vice-Chairperson of the Committee for Transit Accessibility (CTA) for the Year 2003.
		Election of Chairperson for the Year 2003 Chairperson Morrow opened nominations from the floor for Chairperson for the Committee for Transit Accessibility for the Year 2003.
		Members Otis, Julian and Morrow were appointed to serve as a Local Review Committee (LRC) to evaluate and rank Fiscal Year 2003-04 Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Program project applications.
	www.vta.org /inside/boards/packets/2003/feb/24.A.doc (636 words)

	It's war ... with a Chaser - TV & Radio - Entertainment - theage.com.au
		The team has come a long way since the days when Charles Firth, Dominic Knight, Morrow and Reucassel were undergrad ratbags devoted to satirising crooks, celebrities and politicians.
		In a further change, Morrow is executive producer on the new show.
		A case in point was the aforementioned stunt outside the Cole inquiry, where Morrow presented AWB executive Charles Stott with a cheque made out to "Shady Jordanian Trucking Company" and asked him to sign it.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2006/02/14/1139890741025.html (1345 words)

	Time for the members to be revolting - www.smh.com.au
		For a cricket lover, becoming a member at the Sydney Cricket Ground is like opening a bottle of red wine from a fine cellar.
		But knowing how much members love radical change, maybe a better course would be to abolish membership entirely and open up the members' stands to bookings and the general public, putting us elitist lemmings out of our misery.
		Julian Morrow is a founding co-editor of the satirical newspaper The Chaser, part of the team behind ABC-TV's CNNNN and a member of the SCG (at time of writing).
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/01/06/1073268035258.html?from=storyrhs (786 words)

	Julian Morrow, election analyst: The Chaser Decides, 25/07/2004
		Election Analyst Julian Morrow's love affair with voting statistics began at the age of seven, when he accurately forecast that his candidacy for the Student Representative Council would not secure a single vote.
		Morrow has covered 3.468 elections with The Chaser team.
		In that time, he has built a formidable international reputation as the election analyst to the stars, most memorably being selected as analyst-in-residence for U2's 1993 Zooropa tour.
	www.abc.net.au /tv/chaser/txt/s1204752.htm (145 words)

	BOOK Review
		When Richard, a native of a small, dull California town, arrives at Hampden College to study Greek, he's startled by the changeability of the weather, the brooding skies, and brilliant autumn.
		Thoroughly alienated from his parents, he lies about his past, hoping to impress the tight-knit, wealthy, secretive, and tantalizingly eccentric group of classics scholars studying under the direction of influential mentor, Julian Morrow.
		As Julian steeps his disciples in Greek thought, they become obsessed with an overwhelming desire to experience telestic madness, that is, Dionysiac frenzy.
	members.fortunecity.com /maverick11/TPConline/id10.html (252 words)

	The Punkstains Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		If you're interested in booking us, please contact our manager, Julian Morrow.
		We are generally happy to play venues in the Cambridgeshire area, for a fee that covers our costs (transport, PA hire and rider).
		E-mail Julian Morrow if you want to order one.
	www.ongar.org /punk1.html (191 words)

	Descendants of Robert I The Bruce (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		was born September 21, 1821 in Morrow, Washington co., Arkansas, and died November 18, 1844 in Morrow, Washington Co., Arkansas.
		John Morrow's great-grandmother was Elizabeth Buchanan who was the cousin of President James Buchanan.
		was born August 04, 1844 in Morrow, Washington Co., Arkansas, and died April 04, 1916 in Dinuba, Calif.- buried in Smith Mountain Cemetary.
	home.comcast.net /~mumsy3/descendants_of_robert_i_the_bruc.htm (630 words)

	Donna Tartt - Bennington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		She blind-dated the latter after the pair swapped manuscripts: a chunk of The Secret History from her, the first chapter of Less then Zero from him.
		This outlandish clique adhered to a charismatic Greek tutor, Claude Fredericks — a more harmless form of the devotion to the scholarly Svengali, Julian Morrow, that leads to hysteria and homicide in the novel.
		She had a tutor who, like Julian Morrow in The Secret History, was eccentric and elitist.
	www.neitherday.com /tartt/bennington.php (962 words)

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