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 Come the Millennium, Where the University?
The emergence of the western university, beginning roughly with the second millennium AD and associated first with Bologna, Paris, Montpellier, Oxford, and a few other cities is indeed a millenarian phenomenon that, while it has not led to the rule of saints, has contributed much to the improvement of the human condition.
The notion is that a few decades into its second millennium the university as a corporeal entity will not be "much as it has been" if, indeed, it will continue to exist in a recognizable form.
The early decades of this second millennium may bring more changes to universities than their first thousand years.
www.stanford.edu /dept/pres-provost/president/speeches/950418millennium.html

  
 Turn Your Radio On - The Unions' Answer to Right-Wing Static
Now that there's a whole day's lineup of progressive/liberal talk programming for this listener and the hundred million or so like him, we're seeing the early stages of a Second Great Renaissance in AM radio.
According to Michael Harrison, publisher of the leading industry publication Talkers Magazine, there are today "approximately 1300 commercial talk stations in the United States." This is a substantial uptick from the 75 or so such stations that existed in 1980, and it's generally a profitable niche.
In most cities, existing contracts and inertia mean its going to take some time - as it did for Limbaugh - before i.e.'s liberal programming reaches into all the nation's radio markets.
www.commondreams.org /views03/0811-02.htm   (1639 words)

  
 Literary Review: Houdinis of the Strict-Metres: The Poetry of Twm Morys and Emyr Lewis - Critical Essay
It is no surprise therefore, in an age so susceptible to personal performances via multimedia, television and radio, that strict-metre poetry regained its popularity in the 1990s--to the extent that some critics have been prompted to talk of a second renaissance.
Cerdd Dafod, or the strict-metre tradition of The Twenty-four Metres in Welsh poetry, is infamous for controversy.
The tradition of performing poetry, in particular, cynghanedd or the strict metres, is nothing new of course.
www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2078/is_2_44/ai_71317869   (1356 words)

  
 Medieval and Renaissance Book Production: Manuscript Books
The printed fifteenth-century book was a direct imitation of the contemporary manuscript book.[ 1 ] Yet perhaps talk of imitation is misleading.
All eleven of the second-century books are papyrus codices.
It is highly unlikely that the well-developed book industry of the ancient world would have altered its perfectly acceptable practices in producing rolls in exchange for codices without some external pressure.[ 6 ] And this is the key, because all of the traditional points in favor of the codex are internal or intrinsic.
www.ku.edu /~bookhist/medbook1.html   (1356 words)

  
 MMHP: Mega Man Links - Fan
The Second Renaissance — A sprite comic about the end of the original series and the beginning of the X series.
MegaGuy — A sprite-based comic about MegaGuy, his talk show, and the adventure of a lifetime.
Most all of the sprite comics can be assumed to come with a parental warning.
www.mmhp.net /MMLinks/MMLinks-Fan.html   (2570 words)

  
 NIN: Guilty until proven innocent - collective responsibility of Serbs
Talk of collective responsibility is relatively unpopular among the ranks of democratic politicians in the West, who will indignantly and between two yawns cite tenets from contemporary humanism and the Renaissance to the effect that a nation can never be guilty: the guilt is always that of the regime which has deceived and manipulated it.
Ignoring responsibilities from the Second World War, in which all nations had their patriots and their criminals and proportionally killed and were killed, has led to a new eruption of nationalism for which, certainly, not only television was to blame.
The campaign for the establishment of collective responsibility is based on the fact that the presidents of all Serbian countries and commanders of all Serbian armies (Martic, Karadzic, Milosevic, Milutinovic, Mrksic, Mladic, Ojdanic) have been indicted by the international war crimes tribunal.
www.ex-yupress.com /nin/nin21.html   (2570 words)

  
 SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Taipei
Taipei Mayor Ma Ying-jeou (^E), 54, and Legislative Speaker Wang Jin-pyng (), 64, are to meet in the second of two television forums meant to showcase their abilities to restore their once-dominant party to power.
Advertising Taipei Times: The renaissance of Taiwanese culture has become a major force in the search for a unique Taiwanese identity.
Taipei Times' reporter Mo Yan-chih sat down with National Cultural Association Secretary-General Tchen Yu-chiou to talk about the importance of understanding the uniqueness of Taiwanese culture in order to create an international image and promote the nation on the world stage...
travel.surfwax.com /files/Taipei_Travel.html   (2570 words)

  
 SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Taipei
Taipei Mayor Ma Ying-jeou (^E), 54, and Legislative Speaker Wang Jin-pyng (), 64, are to meet in the second of two television forums meant to showcase their abilities to restore their once-dominant party to power.
Taipei Times' reporter Mo Yan-chih sat down with National Cultural Association Secretary-General Tchen Yu-chiou to talk about the importance of understanding the uniqueness of Taiwanese culture in order to create an international image and promote the nation on the world stage...
Advertising Taipei Times: The renaissance of Taiwanese culture has become a major force in the search for a unique Taiwanese identity.
news.surfwax.com /travel/files/Taipei_Travel.html   (2570 words)

  
 Renaissance garden design in Northern Italy
In the centre axial line are the court, the first and second terraces, and the clump of oaks; the meadow is be- hind, and at the end of all is the vedetta, The view from the roof paths must have shown a very imposing general garden scene.
At his table the meal was enlivened by clever talk on subjects which they had in common, and afterwards came poetry and music.
The tradition of the antique villa was preserved in the inside arrangement of rooms round a central pillared court that enclosed a marble fountain, but the outside showed the marks of a mediaeval castle in warlike times.
www.gardenvisit.com /got/7/7.htm   (4172 words)

  
 SHAKESPEARE AND RENAISSANCE ASSOCIATION
Second, Segal’s definition of an agelast, that he is always "on the job" (70), is significant to Iago’s character: in a literal sense, Iago, unlike Cappadox, joins the celebration with Cassio and Montano.
The contrast between text and talk, for Christians, is theological: scripture is only a substitute for the living word, Jesus, and thus needs to be infused with and interpreted by the Spirit (John 5.38-40, 2 Cor.
The genre of John Bunyan’s protean The Pilgrim’s Progress is not easy to specify; literary dialogue is not perhaps the leading candidate.
www.marshall.edu /engsr/SR1997.html   (4172 words)

  
 LASSUS
"Again, no one with any knowledge of sixteenth-century music, or, for that matter, of musical terminology in general could possibly talk of the Polyphonic Motets of Lassus.
First,...this dip into the past is quite consistent with Holmes's other literary activities of the period;...second, it so happens that in 1894, the year before Holmes turned his attention to de Lassus, two important and relevant events occurred: Messrs.
June 14, 1594, Munich), was a Flemish composer whose music stands at the apex of the Franco-Netherlandish style that dominated European music of the Renaissance.
webpages.charter.net /lklinger/lassus.htm   (4172 words)

  
 Dance Magazine: Lights in the northern landscape: Alaska's tiny Bethel hosts a wondrous indigenous dance festival - Critical Essay
Elders--older Alaska Natives who are respected for their character and knowledge of traditional ways--talk about tradition as an avenue to maintaining cultural identity, especially given the problems associated with rapid culture change.
This is her second year with the group.
In reality, the survival of dance throughout western Alaska is a story of cultural resistance and resilience despite attempts by certain missionaries to suppress it since the late nineteenth century.
www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1083/is_11_75/ai_80116505   (1336 words)

  
 The Lady - A Passion for History
This year, The Lady is sponsoring HRH Princess Michael of Kent’s talk, The Serpent and the Moon: Two Rivals for the Love of a Renaissance King, which will take place in the Great Hall at Dartington at 4pm on Friday 8 July.
Princess Michael had already written about Diane de Poitiers in her second book, Cupid and the King: Five Royal Paramours, and has lectured about her.
As the Princess leaves her beloved country home, she is deep into the research for her next book, a biography of the Winter Queen, Elizabeth Stuart, sister of Charles I. Clearly she relishes starting a new project.
www.lady.co.uk /articles/0525artA.cfm?framed=y   (2144 words)

  
 Commentary Magazine - South Africa: Life on a Volcano
...The second development was the surprising victory of the South African Nationalist party about two years ago, which caused Jews all over the world to catch their breaths, and nervously watch to see whether the racist talk and ideology of the Nationalists would be followed by anti-Jewish action...
...In South Africa the precarious economic base of gold and diamonds (the "Reforma530SOUTH AFRICA: LIFE ON A VOLCANO tion" and "Renaissance" of national evolution) and the spirit of the fortune-hunter which it generated have given rise to a culture that is frail...
...South African agriculture is based on the primitive exploitation of semi-slave black labor and is as inefficient as almost anywhere in the world, being able to survive indeed only by means of government subsidies ultimately derived from the gold mines...
www.commentarymagazine.com /Summaries/V9I6P44-1.htm   (2144 words)

  
 BBC NEWS Entertainment Anti-Moore movies to be screened
Aping the name of Moore's 1989 film Roger and Me, Michael and Me features talk show host Larry Elder who "teaches Mr Moore a thing or two about the second amendment".
Michael Moore Hates America and Michael and Me will be shown at the first American Film Renaissance Festival in Dallas, Texas, from Friday.
Made by director Michael Wilson, Michael Moore Hates America is a documentary response to Fahrenheit 9/11, which criticised President Bush's war on terror.
news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/entertainment/3644310.stm   (2144 words)

  
 HAITIAN SOCCER
There was talk of a renaissance of Haitian Soccer by those who reminisced of the good old day of Haitian soccer competition in Boston, New York and Miami.
Haitian team players: Isaac Chauvet, jersey #12 and Alcess Flambert, jersey #11 on the attack during second half where they conserved the winning score of 2 to 1 against Universidad Catolica of Chili during El Nuevo Herald Copa La tina of February 1999 in Florida.
I need not remind anyone that France was the world cup champion in 1998 and that one of their key player that successfully paved the way to allow them to be in the final, was originally from a French island of the Caribbean.
www.geocities.com /CapeCanaveral/9972/socer99h.htm   (1025 words)

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