My college was a small, private northeastern liberal arts school.
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I enrolled in Swarthmore College, another elite liberal arts school.
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He attended a liberal arts school and joined a fraternity.
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Mike Pence attended Hanover College, a liberal-arts school in southeast Indiana.
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And Caldwell University, a Catholic liberal-arts school, offers lectures and performances.
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This raises the question: Does a medical school belong with a liberal arts school?
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In January, I began taking a weekly pottery class at a local arts school.
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Brandeis University closed its campus Wednesday after the liberal arts school received emailed threats.
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Hardin-Simmons University is a Baptist General Convention of Texas-affiliated liberal arts school.
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He studied at Juilliard Futerfas earned his undergraduate degree from the prestigious performing arts school.
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Gorbonosenko allegedly got out of the vehicle and "staggered" into a nearby martial arts school.
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He studied at Juilliard Futerfas earned his undergraduate degree from the prestigious performing arts school.
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He says Emma Gonzalez will be going to the liberal arts school, New College of Florida.
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Adele and the "Rehab" singer both attended the BRIT School, a performing arts school in London.
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He studied art at Gia Dinh Fine Arts School and the Vietnam College of Fine Arts.
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Muhammad Mehdi, an arts school student, said he hopes the buildings are kept as they are.
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She settled down in Fort Greene, enrolled at a performing arts school, and hasn't looked back.
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"I didn't go to fine arts school, so my drawing wasn't that good," she tells Creators.
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The two met in a jewelry arts school in Barcelona in 2016 and quickly became friends.
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She also left the performing arts school because she said "it was so close" to his home.
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So, you come to New York attend a performing arts school, High School for Violin and Dance.
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"It sits with you," said Carter, a recent graduate of the Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts School.
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At the time, it was held at Westmont College, a Christian liberal arts school in Montecito, California.
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The London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art, known as LAMDA, is the oldest arts school in London.
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It really helps that I go to a performing arts school and everyone's linked in the arts.
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The building was also home to a martial arts school and a children's activity center, she said.
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Located in Middletown, Connecticut, Wesleyan University is a private, liberal arts school that enrolls roughly 3,000 undergraduate students.
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Charpentier told me about a bright student of hers who went to a top-tier liberal arts school.
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She attended a small liberal arts school to study political science where she racked up student loan debt.
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When Clarke was called to active duty, Nelson ran Clarke's marital arts school for 3 85033/2 years.
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He runs an arts school with his wife, a singer, and teaches music and dance to Uighur children.
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Raised in the Boston suburb of Lexington, Mr. Holmes attended Gordon College, an evangelical Christian liberal arts school.
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She's a graduate of the New England Circus Arts School, and works as a performance artist during the week.
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He then received a bachelor's degree in theology from Barrington College, a Christian liberal arts school in Rhode Island.
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It's no surprise that ultra-liberal liberal arts school Wellesley used their paper, The Wellesley News, to endorse Clinton.
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But this is exactly what happened at Colgate University, a liberal arts school in New York, on Monday night.
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"I studied music and theater at a performing arts school, so it didn't feel all that different," she says.
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The four-story building sits on a quiet street in Brooklyn, across from a church and an arts school.
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She encountered that bully when she'd left her small hometown in Leicestershire, to attend performing arts school in Birmingham.
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They're students, too: students like Kaila Webb, a sophomore at Wellesley College, an all-women's liberal arts school in Massachusetts.
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Take Todd Roberts, the Nebraska team's doctor, who runs a martial arts school with his wife, Marcia, back in Lincoln.
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The small Vermont liberal arts school closed down in May 28500, after going bankrupt and failing to meet accreditation standards.
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It describes itself as an "intentionally small, intellectually demanding liberal arts school," with most classes having less than 10 students.
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Yet you can walk into any martial arts school in America and see lines of people standing in horse stance.
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Antioch met the demand, and a sleepy Yellow Springs, Ohio, liberal arts school of 500 students became a national laughingstock.
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The small Vermont liberal arts school closed down in May 85033 after going bankrupt and failing to meet accreditation standards.
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Ms. Gilbert, who runs her own martial arts school with her husband in California, said the investigations have dragged on.
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As an aspiring actress at a performing arts school, she had twice seen "Carousel," Mr. Ramasar's Broadway debut in 2018.
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Anchored by Antioch College, a liberal arts school with Unitarian roots, the village long has attracted an intellectual, activist populace.
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Tzipora Jochsberger (1920–2017), founder of the Kaufman Music Center (formally known as the Hebrew Arts School for Music and Dance).
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The liberal arts school then issued a Twitter alert about an armed person and said a law enforcement search was underway.
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"I was fortunate enough to be raised — I went to a progressive, liberal arts school for my whole life," he began.
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The property is a 10-minute walk from the University of Redlands, a private liberal arts school with about 5,000 students.
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In January, he began a work training program at a martial arts school in the Bronx, learning to become an instructor.
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What drew you to the nonprofessional actors of the Deadly Art of Survival martial arts school in the Alfred E. Smith projects?
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Araoz said she was 14 years old when she started at a performing arts school in Manhattan, just blocks from Epstein's house.
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Most of the guest speakers at my liberal arts school were leftist journalists, leftist activists, or leftist professors from other leftists schools.
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One was Bennington College in Vermont, a liberal arts school that concluded test scores were an overrated indicator of future academic performance.
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In 1997, when he was nineteen, he left to attend Grinnell College, a small liberal-arts school in the middle of Iowa.
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Pollock encountered Jungian ideas early on, at the age of 16, when he enrolled at the Manual Arts School in Los Angeles.
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Hampshire College, a liberal arts school with about students 1,400 in Massachusetts, will no longer fly the U.S. flag on its campus.
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While growing up in Toronto, the actor attended several high schools, including a private Catholic school and a prestigious performing arts school.
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To Nakesha, Williams College, a competitive private liberal arts school in pastoral Berkshire County, must have seemed a world away from home.
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The following year she enrolled in a ceramics class at Greenwich House, a non-profit community arts school in Manhattan's West Village.
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Now all the hard work begins to become a professional ballerina so I can open my own performing arts school where everyone's welcome.
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The average scholarship is nearly $1003,2100, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get in to than afford.
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John Hopkins University wasn't accepting female undergraduates at the time, so she went to Goucher College, a small liberal arts school in Maryland.
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The average scholarship is just over $48,000, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get into than afford.
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Students must audition for the Professional Performing Arts School at 328 West 21th Street, serving about 22 students in Grades 250 through 242.
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Others are more along the lines of professional development like courses in specific programming frameworks or how to run a martial arts school.
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Their friendship fades when Tracey goes on to study at a performing arts school and the narrator goes to the local high school.
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Avalon Hester did just that — and more — for her final project at the Oxbow School, a single-semester arts school in Napa, Calif.
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From 2010 until 2014, he was the president of Midland University, a small liberal-arts school in his home town of Fremont, Nebraska.
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Pace has also established itself even more in downtown Manhattan because of a $190 million renovation plan and a new performing arts school.
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Further, the average scholarship is nearly $50,000, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get in to than afford.
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When the former president was deployed as a Navy pilot after their engagement, Bush entered women's liberal arts school Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.
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The average scholarship is just over $48,000, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get in to than afford.
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Whereas Morris learnt plastering and Austin served a machinist's apprenticeship, Lewis attended Williams College, a liberal-arts school in the hills of western Massachusetts.
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In the original, Tatum plays a disadvantaged teen who gains admittance to a performing arts school where he falls for Dewan's feisty modern dancer.
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After the war, when the provisional government of Thuringia asked him to direct a small arts school in provincial Weimar, Mahler had mixed feelings.
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Trump Jr.'s speech was part of a sold-out annual fundraiser for Faulkner University, a private, Christian liberal arts school in Montgomery, Ala.
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I went to Catholic school through my sophomore year of high school, and then I moved to a public arts school, which was blissful.
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Mr. Fourtou, a graduate of the Beaux-Arts school of art in Paris, works in his onsite studio with the help of local designers.
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Hannah excelled as a student, as a high school athlete, and by 2015 she was enrolled at Oberlin College, a prestigious liberal arts school.
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Tired of living in New York, Ms. McNair, a Harlem native, applied to New England College, a private liberal arts school in New Hampshire.
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The average scholarship is just over $45,000, making the total cost less than $23,000 for a top liberal arts school with a stunning campus.
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The average scholarship is just over $48,000, making the total cost less than $20,000 for a top liberal arts school with a stunning campus.
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Green Mountain College, an environmental liberal arts school 90 minutes east of Albany, sits at the very end of Main Street in Poultney, Vermont.
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Now she combines music with business and philanthropy, founding Tandon Global Clinics at performing arts school Berklee to help Indian schoolchildren pursue careers in music.
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Cam: We were all going to a school called Hamilton High School, which was a performing arts school, where we pretty much started our career.
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Auburn is a picturesque campus that could be mistaken for a northeastern liberal arts school, the main difference being the conservative bent of Auburn's students.
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Luckily for him, the Cincinnati native was enrolled at a performing arts school where he took jazz in his last two years of high school.
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Now he needed Perriand, a 224-year-old decorative-arts-school graduate, to invent just how people would actually inhabit his white, geometrically pristine villas.
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The Posse Foundation provided him a full scholarship for college, said Eric Sieger, director of media relations at Carleton College, a small, private liberal arts school.
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Just four days before the shooting, Gonzalez was looking towards the future on a tour of New College of Florida, a liberal arts school in Sarasota.
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Davis is studying music at Brevard College, a small liberal arts school, nestled just outside Pisgah National Forest in the Appalachian Mountains of western North Carolina.
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Lynn University, the liberal arts school out of Boca Raton, Florida, is now allowing their students to partake in approved General Assembly courses for course credits.
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The famed arts school has nurtured the talents of Alexander McQueen, Sarah Burton, Stella McCartney, Phoebe Philo, Riccardo Tisci, and Zac Posen, to name a few.
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No one can give a solid enough answer of why it's important for an elite liberal arts school to have a strong D-III athletic program.
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Among elite private institutions, official programs remain rare, though Wesleyan University, the Connecticut liberal arts school, announced a formalized three-year track about five years ago.
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In the fall of 1977, when he arrived, Hanover was the kind of liberal arts school where young minds were gently opened by professors and classmates.
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His parents, evangelical Christians, sent Wallace to Wheaton College, a Christian liberal arts school in Illinois, where he met Grace Carder, whom he married in 1952.
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About the School of Visual Arts School of Visual Arts has been a leader in the education of artists, designers, and creative professionals for seven decades.
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At Oberlin College, an extremely progressive liberal arts school with a large of number of Jewish students, I continued to pay no attention to my ethnic background.
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I grew up in downtown Phoenix, went to this little performing arts school, and then threw myself into LA. It's been a year of growth, for sure.
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Ms. McDonald, who intends to make a career as an actress, plans to spend her own high school years at a performing arts school in New York.
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Recently, she shared with me instances in which one of her peers had plagiarized in the arts school and cheated on exams in the regular high school.
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The occupation places Swarthmore, a small liberal arts school with a progressive reputation, at the center of a continuing national debate over sexual assault on college campuses.
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Pitzer College, a liberal arts school in Southern California with about 1,000 students, became the first to begin a program and major in secular studies five years ago.
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He went on to make a splash at Davidson College, a small liberal arts school in North Carolina, before foregoing his senior year to pursue an NBA career.
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Then he said, "You have to give a $4,000 donation to CalArts" [California Institute of the Arts, the visual and performing arts school founded by Disney in 1961].
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Her death was confirmed by Lydia Kontos, the executive director of the Kaufman Music Center, which Ms. Jochsberger founded as the Hebrew Arts School for Music and Dance.
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Guitars, cellos, flutes, saxophones and trumpets will be in the "Instrument Petting Zoo" at this free open house at the community arts school at the Kaufman Music Center.
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"I remember being so sad and downtrodden after hearing that I couldn't even go to an arts school," the outstanding supporting actress in a drama series nominee tells PEOPLE.
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I quickly learned that, at liberal arts school, the general aim of each class was to identify something problematic, discuss it, and then refuse to do anything about it.
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Set in a fictional performing-arts school (mostly played by a conservatory in Bucharest) in a fantastical Manhattan, the story strings pearls of performance on the flimsiest of plots.
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The stars of the clip are arguably The Xiaolong Martial Arts School Disciples, who play the mass of running, synchronized youth with bleached blonde hair in the original video.
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Athan, who lives in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, attends a performing arts school in Coney Island and travels by car; much of the driving is done by his great-aunt.
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The 123 artists commissioned for the project span ages and nationalities, representing graduates of the progressive arts school as far back as the 1950s and through the present generation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Clothes grown from slime mould and tupperware handbags were among the environmentally-friendly designs and ideas presented by fashion graduates at a London arts school on Friday.
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Maria Mackinney-Valentin, a professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Design, viewed M.I.A. and H&M's campaign as an example of the industry's catch-22.
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Senate Democrats seized upon one obscure amendment late Friday night that they claimed would exempt a single Michigan liberal arts school, Hillsdale College, from a new tax on endowment income.
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Habib University, a private liberal arts school near the Karachi airport — the airport itself was attacked by militants in June 2014 — said it had upgraded its already high security arrangements.
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A funeral was held in New York on Friday for one of the students, Daniella Moffson, 21, who attended Barnard College, a women's liberal arts school affiliated with the university.
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Tatum and Dewan serve as executive producers on the series, which premiered on the online platform in January and follows the lives of students at a competitive performing arts school.
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After graduating from Wheaton College, a nearby Christian liberal arts school where he was on the wrestling team, Mr. Hastert became a teacher and wrestling coach at Yorkville High School.
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The first is that because Wong Jack Man was poised to open his own martial arts school in Chinatown, he stepped forward in an opportunistic moment to generate some publicity.
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Only four days prior, she was living the life of a normal soon-to-be graduate by taking a tour of New College of Florida, a liberal arts school in Sarasota.
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The thin, baby-faced guard went on to make a splash at Davidson College, a tiny liberal arts school in North Carolina, before foregoing his senior year to enter the NBA.
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He has footage going back to the early 1990s, when M.I.A., whose family raised her partly in Sri Lanka, entered arts school in England, initially intending to become a documentary filmmaker.
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One afternoon she came home from the arts school upset because the cheater read aloud a supposedly original poem that my daughter recognized as having been written by a former student.
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Mr. Bateman and Mr. Rowland are associate professors of chemistry at Henderson State University, a liberal arts school of about 3,500 students in Arkadelphia, about 70 miles southwest of Little Rock.
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In 2004, Greenbaum enrolled in a ceramics class at Greenwich House, a non-profit community arts school in Manhattan's West Village, which gave her access to a kiln and pottery materials.
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A week ago, dozens of students from Columbia and Barnard College, a women's liberal arts school associated with the university, set off for Latin America with the nonprofit humanitarian group Global Brigades.
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She spent two years at Pomona College, a liberal arts school in California, before dropping out to move to New Mexico, where she briefly lived in a geodesic dome on a commune.
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"I went to a progressive liberal arts school my whole life and in 6th grade I had a health teacher who presented the idea of sexuality existing on a spectrum," he said.
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Turning to art from an early age, Cuevas attended Mexico's Escuela Nacional de Pintura, Escultura y Grabado arts school hosting his first exhibit at the age of 14 to a poor reception.
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Tatum and Dewan, both 37, serve as executive producers on the series, which premiered on the online platform in January and follows the lives of students at a competitive performing arts school.
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Disney had imagined an arts school designed specifically to educate new generations of animators, but it wasn't until 1975 that the school began admitting students into a program to teach character animation.
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And on Monday, students at Sarah Lawrence College, a small liberal arts school a few miles north of Fieldston, held a sit-in to protest what they called a racist campus culture.
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As you stood there, jacket around your waist, with front row seats to your classmates' breakups, makeups, and fights (plus, if you went to a performing arts school, dance battles) in the dirt?
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Martin grew up in and around Nashville, went east for graduate school, where she specialized in oral histories of segregation and took a professor job at a liberal arts school in New England.
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Pietro Geraci, 22, a libertarian who graduated in May from Vassar College, a small liberals arts school in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., with a degree in astronomy, says being a political outsider requires some courage.
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Susan Choi won the National Book Award for fiction on Wednesday night for "Trust Exercise," a novel set in the 1980s at a competitive performing arts school, where two students fall in love.
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Although her valedictorian son was eligible for free, first-year tuition at any Texas public school, he wanted to go to a smaller, liberal arts school and maybe even go out of state.
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As a junior, he received a recruitment letter from a tiny liberal-arts school in Sarasota called the New College of Florida, which graded pass/fail and allowed students to design their own curriculums.
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At Morningside College, a small liberal arts school in Sioux City, Clovis taught classes on business, management and public policy, according to internet archives, and didn't appear to publish any major peer-reviewed work.
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How did Elvis Kahoro, the son of a truck driver and a retirement home aide in Kennesaw, Ga., end up attending Pomona College, an elite liberal arts school over 2,000 miles from his hometown?
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For her collegiate-influenced fall 2019 collection, Tory Burch eschewed references to the typical prepster universities and academies; instead she looked to Black Mountain College, the legendary but short-lived North Carolina arts school.
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She insisted that the purpose of the mural was not to "police white women," but rather use it as a form of education and conversation on the campus of her small liberal arts school.
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A self-taught trumpet player, she went on to study at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School, the performing arts school that counts Nicki Minaj, Azealia Banks, Kelis, Ansel Elgort, and Timothée Chalamet among its alumni.
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He had already drawn a check for that amount to be paid to Union College, a private liberal-arts school in Schenectady, N.Y., which had been unsuccessfully trying to collect more than $35,000 from him.
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Students and professors are concerned that Shaninka might follow in the footsteps of the European University in St. Petersburg, another top private liberal arts school that lost its government license last year under similar circumstances.
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The al-Darb al-Ahmar arts school, named after the more than 700-year-old neighborhood where it is located, hopes that teaching children performing and circus arts they will also learn valuable life skills.
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"My father had grandiose plans for me; he wanted me to be Benito Juarez," Toledo told Reuters, adding that he transferred to an arts school when a relative noticed him drawing while doing his homework.
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"I want to become a professional ballet dancer and receive my qualifications so that I can open a performing arts school that caters to children and young people of different faiths, races and backgrounds," she said.
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William, who ran a martial arts school in San Diego with his twin, opened up about his brother's battle with schizoaffective disorder, a chronic mental health condition which is a combination of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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This summer, Mr. Wippman will leave Minnesota to become president of New York's Hamilton College, a private liberal arts school — another area of higher education that has been buffeted by declining student interest and lower enrollment.
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This time it's set at an elite performing arts school in Atlanta founded and bankrolled by the brilliant but megalomaniacal pop star Sage Odom (played by the real-life pop star Ne-Yo, channeling Kanye West).
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During her 212 years as its founding director, the Hebrew Arts School grew into an influential educational and cultural institution that has taught the arts to generations of children (and numerous adults), many of them Jewish.
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Ohio State, the football-mad university of more than 217,22014 students, could hardly be more different from Williams College, the prestigious liberal arts school in the Berkshires, or Loyola University Maryland, a Catholic college in Baltimore.
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The near-unanimous dream schools for these elite bowlers are Wichita State and McKendree University, a tiny liberal arts school near St. Louis, each of which have revered coaches and attract the premier amateur bowling talent.
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So I have decided to start a crowdfunding campaign to fulfill my dream to train in a top ballet school to receive qualifications to be able to open a diverse performing arts school, where everyone is welcome.
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Protests over cultural sensitivity have long been a staple at Oberlin College, a liberal arts school tucked into the cornfields of Ohio, where students have spoken out about everything from microaggressions to the cultural appropriation of sushi.
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Last week in Paris, as the sun set after an unseasonably warm day, Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran presented the fall 2019 collection for their label, Lemaire, on the top floor of an applied arts school.
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He cited Principia College, a private liberal arts school in Illinois, and Princeton Theological Seminary as schools whose enrollments hover around 500 and could be affected by small shifts in calculating the number of "tuition-paying" students.
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He visited one such region, the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic, in September with his second wife to accept another citizenship offer and promote efforts to set up a mixed martial arts school in the impoverished territory.
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She moved to Los Angeles, accepted Mr. Millepied's offer to become his artistic associate at L.A. Dance Project, took a teaching position at the Colburn School — a performing arts school in Los Angeles — and had her baby.
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After working as an admissions counselor at his alma mater, Hanover College, a liberal arts school in Madison, Indiana, and earning a law degree, Pence campaigned for Congress in 1988 and 1990 -- but lost to Democratic incumbent Rep.
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I saved for college for years, working part-time jobs over several summers to help pay for the cost of my fancy liberal arts school degree (ask me about my job as a crawfish packer in Baton Rouge).
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The small liberal arts school exhibits some of the most valuable books in the country, including Birds of America by John James Audubon — a set of life-sized engravings by the wildlife pioneer valued at around $12 million.
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In August 1985, SuperCamp was held at Westmont College, a Christian liberal arts school in the wealthy enclave of Montecito, nestled in the foothills of the Santa Ynez Mountains, where the air is scented with eucalyptus and roses.
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In 2017, at Claremont McKenna College, a private liberal arts school in Southern California, about 250 people blocked entrances to an auditorium where Heather Mac Donald, a conservative writer who has criticized the Black Lives Matter movement, was speaking.
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" Location: Kalamazoo, MichiganEnrollment: 1,443 Tuition and fees 2017-7163: $46,692Description: "98 percent of students at this globally oriented liberal arts school receive financial aid, and 70 percent study abroad for the same price that they pay for regular tuition.
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While Sophia Macy, a daughter of the actors Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy, was flying to Juilliard for a final round of auditions for admission to the performing arts school, officials sent her an email withdrawing the invitation.
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The president of Franklin College, a liberal arts school in Indiana, was fired after the college learned that he had been arrested in Wisconsin on suspicion of sex crimes involving children, the college said in a statement on Monday.
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Just prior to joining the Met in 2015, during his two-year tenure as the president of Haverford College (a small liberal arts school in suburban Philadelphia), he oversaw the dismantling of the school's no-loans financial aid policy.
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"At the same growing up and taking the train in from Queens to [Professional] Performing Arts School, a public art school, I saw a lot of very talented visual artists, many of which were accomplished graffiti writers," Brody says.
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Due to the itty bitty size of our woods-bound liberal arts school, we ended up having quite a few friends in common — and found ourselves in settings where we actually had to interact outside of a sweaty barn party.
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He ended up at Davidson College, a small liberal arts school in North Carolina, where the team "shared a practice court with the volleyball team" and was constantly reminded that "we were not playing Big-Time College Hoops, " recalls Curry.
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Still, my grandfather's shrewd investments, and the fact that he prioritized the education and prospects of the next generation, were part of the reason I was fortunate enough to go to a private liberal arts school without taking on any debt.
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"I shaved my head because I didn't want to appear attractive," says Montgomery, who followed her Choate graduation with a full scholarship to the distinguished liberal arts school Reed College in Portland, Oregon, where she dropped out after just one semester.
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"That sends a very bad signal to employees about what kind of behavior is rewarded and what is penalized and who is held to account and who isn't," added Bair, now president of Washington College, a Maryland liberal arts school.
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"- Former admissions officer for a small, private liberal arts school in the Southeast "When I was a student volunteer in the admissions office, I gave tours, spoke to prospective students, sorted mail and received applications, did database entry, and so on.
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Wadleigh will continue to receive additional resources and instructional time through the Renewal program, and Wadleigh's high school will receive an infusion of money through the Arts High School Planning Process to help it become a popular citywide arts school.
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Located in what was once a high school and later an arts school that has been converted into artist workshops, his studio is a chaotic maze of kitschy toys, cutouts of main figures in graphic stories and shelves of weighty books.
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This is not necessarily the case at every college, though, economist Stephen Schmidt, one of the authors of the paper, tells CNBC Make It. He and his colleagues surveyed alumni aged 25 to 65 from only one small, undisclosed Northeastern liberal arts school.
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At Brunson's alma mater, the Christian liberal arts school Wheaton College near Chicago, news of Brunson's freedom was announced to hundreds of students and faculty during their regular morning gathering at a campus chapel after many had attended an overnight prayer vigil.
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It was 2013 and I was a high school senior visiting my first prospective college — a small liberal arts school in the middle of nowhere that boasts a 10 to 1 student-to-faculty ratio and uses the word community in every pamphlet.
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It was 25 out of a possible 36, and more than three-quarters of the students at Davidson, a liberal-arts school in North Carolina with about 1,800 undergraduates and an acceptance rate of just over 20 percent, do better than that.
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Especially if you went to a small liberal arts school, where everyone's an "artist" and your only job is to be productive artistically, to then start very low on the ladder when you join the real word is a bit of a shock.
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So "grown-ish" lands Zoey at "California University," a liberal arts school where her classmates include Analisa (Francia Raisa), a conservative Cuban American, and Vivek (Jordan Buhat) the son of Indian immigrants, whose impatience to get rich drives him to push pills.
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A number of the historical dolls have been retired or archived in recent years as Mattel introduced more contemporary figures like Isabelle Palmer, who is studying ballet at a performing arts school, or Grace Thomas, a baker with a jaunty pink beret.
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Born in 1865 in Bombay, where his father taught at an arts school, and then exiled as a boy to England, he returned to India as a teen-ager, and quickly established himself as the great chronicler of the Anglo-Indian experience.
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Some said they've gone out of their way to avoid meeting up with liberals altogether—like one White House staffer who said she won't match with anyone who went to a small liberal arts school, and sticks to swiping right for dudes from the South.
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Discovery Day: An Instrument Petting Zoo (Tuesday) You never know whether you'll like something until you try it, and sampling is the word of the day in this free annual event at the Lucy Moses School, the community arts school at the Kaufman Music Center.
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While at Davidson College, a liberal arts school in North Carolina, there is a so-called failure fund, a series of $150 to $1,000 grants for students who want to pursue a creative endeavor, with no requirements that the idea be viable or work.
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Williams College, a private liberal arts school in Massachusetts, enrolled eight transfer students from community colleges this year (up from two last year), including Lara and Jason Meintjes, who earned two associate degrees each at Long Beach City College in California while working multiple jobs.
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Ms. Runkles learned that she was pregnant in January, just days before she got an acceptance letter to the college she had hoped to attend: Bob Jones University, a Christian liberal arts school in Greenville, S.C. Initially, she tried to keep the pregnancy a secret.
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The largest grants, like Girls Rock Detroit's and 2017's grant to expand the student-run Threads All Arts Festival in Ann Arbor, go to students whose organizations deliver significant social impact, says Jonathan Kuuskoski, chairman of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Leadership at Michigan's arts school.
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The crypto-currency conjures a William Gibson–esque panorama of dark web Tor servers, masked figures cavorting in Eastern European shipping containers, multibillion dollar South American cartel-laundering operations, gaunt college sophomores picking up Silk Road designer drugs at liberal arts–school mailboxes, and so forth.
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Mr. Underwood, though muscled, lean, athletic and at 6-foot-2 seemingly built for the discipline, fell into ballet as a teenager almost accidentally when, after flubbing an audition for a performing arts school, he spotted a nearby movement class underway and bluffed his way in.
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Russia joins Serbia, who granted the star citizenship status after he offered to open a martial arts school there, on the increasingly long list of countries who are willing to make Steven Seagal a citizen for the act of being Steven Seagal and paying attention to them.
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He doesn't mince words in describing how he changed his approach to financial aid, once it became clear that Simmons, a small liberal arts school in Boston, was going to need to offer a discount to everyone to attract the right number and type of students.
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Executive produced by original Step Up stars (and real-life couple!) Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan-Tatum as well as Step Up director Adam Shankman, Step Up: High Water turns the spotlight on a contemporary performing arts school in Atlanta and the lives of several ambitious young dancers.
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It encompasses both the well-off partner in the law firm and the liberal arts school graduate working as an unpaid publishing intern, so long as both know to consume the same organic farmers market berries, discuss the latest Rachel Maddow segment, and quote lines from the musical Hamilton.
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The small southern university is composed of two undergraduate schools: the Williams School of Commerce, Economics and Politics — which offers degrees in business administration, business administration and accounting, public accounting, economics and politics — as well as a liberal arts school referred to as "the College" that offers 40 different majors.
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Middle school students study and dance all day in the Ballet Tech building on Broadway and 19th Street, but the high school students attend academic classes on 48th Street at Professional Performing Arts School until 1:18 and are then bused over for dance classes and rehearsals starting at 2 p.m.
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Step Up is a tale as old as time: He was a trouble-making guy from the other side of town, she was a star dancing student at a performing arts school, together they mixed his amateur break dancing skills and her contemporary style into the senior showcase of the century.
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When LaGrange College, a private liberal arts school in town, announced that it had invited Representative John Lewis, the Georgia Democrat, to speak at a Martin Luther King Jr. event scheduled for Thursday, protests poured in, in part because Mr. Lewis had questioned the legitimacy of President Donald J. Trump.
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A terra-cotta bust by Simone Leigh, its gray-beige head topped by an Afro composed of blue porcelain cowrie shells, is a homage to a specific person: the choreographer Katherine Dunham, who incorporated African styles in modern American dance and opened a performing arts school in East St. Louis in the 1960s.
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Fuentes was shot outside Tras Bambalinas School, a performing arts school he owned, as he was celebrating his birthday, according to the AP. Chicago police tell PEOPLE that a 45-year-old man was shot "numerous" times in a car Thursday night on S. Archer Avenue, after a male suspect approached him on foot.
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On the Market 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Central Harlem, a one-bedroom, one-bath unit in a converted Beaux-Arts school with 12-foot ceilings, an open kitchen with quartzite counters, a washer and dryer, and a terrace.
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" Meanwhile in the lead up to tonight's vice presidential debate, The Hill's Ben Kamisar is on the scene, bringing some color from Virginia: "The political class is settling in for the battle at Longwood University, a public liberal arts school about an hour's drive from Richmond, waiting for Kaine and Pence to square off.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Black Mountain College in North Carolina, the legendary experimental arts school that attracted and inspired artists like Anni Albers, Ruth Asawa, John Cage, and Willem de Kooning, was in existence for only a little over two decades — but its imprint on the history of the avant-garde is indelible.
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Washington (CNN)Burlington College, the small private liberal arts school in Vermont once headed by Jane Sanders -- wife of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders -- has announced it will close its doors permanently at the end of this month due to the "crushing weight" of debt incurred from a real estate deal during her time as president.
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Morse is actually a third-generation Haitian musician; Candio, his maternal grandfather, was a twoubadou (Kreyòl for troubadour, a singer-composer), and his mother, Emerante de Pradines, is an established singer, recording several albums of Haitian roots music in the 143s (now 97, she is in the process of opening a music and arts school in Port-au-Prince).
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" And, according to two former employees, when Albertus Magnus College, a Catholic liberal arts school in New Haven founded by the Dominican Sisters of Peace, announced that it was giving a 2017 honorary degree to Mr. Edelstein, he twice blurted out, in an effort at humor that some employees found unfunny, "I had sex with all the nuns.
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Though she was clearly, evidently ambitious — she attended Booker T. Washington High School, the Dallas performing arts school that counts Erykah Badu and the late jazz trumpeter Roy Hargrove among its graduates, went to the highly selective Interlochen Center for the Arts summer camp, and got into the University of North Texas's jazz program — she never wanted to be famous.
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He started lifting weights as a boy, moved to Seoul at 13 and eagerly studied martial arts after they became legal in 1945 with the end of World War II. In 1947 he enrolled in Chung Do Kwan, Won Kook Lee's martial arts school in Seoul, but did not tell his father for months because the practice was still considered disreputable.
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While the news constantly reminds us of all the ways today's politics are harming and demeaning both LGBTQ+ community members and people of color, it's impossible not to smile when you see Damon Richards (Ryan Jamaal Swain), a Black boy previously abused by his father for being gay, dance his way into performing arts school, or Latinx lead Blanca Rodriguez (MJ Rodriguez) start her very own house.
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He played college basketball at Swarthmore, a liberal-arts school in Pennsylvania, turned down an investment banking job to serve as a volunteer assistant at St. Mary's—the West Coast Conference power near San Francisco that's proved a fierce rival to Gonzaga—went to Hawaii as an assistant, and then came back to St. Mary's for a couple of years before getting hired at Hawaii.
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He enlisted in the Navy, which sent him to electronic technician school and then assigned him to a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology that was working on an early-warning radar system to protect American ships during World War II. After his military service, he went to Hamilton College, a small liberal arts school in Clinton, N.Y., where he majored in physics and mathematics.
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The first sculpture workshops in Pietrasanta opened their doors in the 1400s; the workshops flourished with the 1842 inauguration of a high school to train artisans (today called the Stagio Stagi creative arts school), and as the Neoclassical vogue drove demand for statues in cemeteries and churches, and for civic commissions to suit the nationalist objectives of the leaders of a newly united Italy.
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He enrolled in the curatorial program at Bard College, the liberal-arts school in Dutchess County, New York, and for his graduation project, in the spring of 2007, he invited Kjartansson and Roni Horn, an American artist and writer who has been spending a lot of time in Iceland since the nineteen-seventies, to be in a two-person show that he would curate at Bard.
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