Particularly the ones I read as a kid were the most formative.
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But his most formative musical experiences were in his family's Christian Science church.
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I lived in Honolulu from age 14 to 24, my most formative years.
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It was in Oakland that Wilson had some of his most formative experiences.
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His "most formative business classroom wasn't a classroom at all," he writes in Trailblazer.
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Arnold Palmer, one of golf's most formative figures, has died, multiple sources confirm to PEOPLE.
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These deaths had a profound effect on Tolkien during some of his most formative years.
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The "Little House on the Prairie" books were certainly the most formative books for me.
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Just a teen herself, Coleen was already paparazzi bait, photographed throughout her most formative years.
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Movemeant puts a heavy focus on middle school, the most formative years of a girl's life.
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His first days behind bars were perhaps the most formative of his career, he told me.
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It is one of the most formative studies in self-control and how people make decisions.
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Powell, as chair the most formative voice on policy, has been careful to build his own constituency.
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Asked to recall the most formative memories from childhood, he suddenly paused and made an unlikely confession.
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For Hayes, acting in Brown's theater company was one of the most formative experiences of his life.
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It was the lowest point in both our lives, but it ended up being the most formative.
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The tragic loss of her family is one of Jessica's most formative experiences, like so many other superheroes.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "But the most formative, most important influence on the individual is not government.
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Claire Foy may be an Emmy-winning actress, but motherhood has been the most formative role in her life.
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It sparked sprawling protests throughout Oakland, and became one of the most formative events in that city's recent history.
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Like most of the cast, she grew up with her character, portraying Sansa during some of her most formative years.
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For seven years, during some of the most formative years of my life, Karin Muraszko was a mentor to me.
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She was born in Detroit in 1937, and, like many contemporaries, received her most formative musical education through the church.
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She counts Aaliyah, D'Angelo, Ravi Shankar, and West African musician Ballake Sissoko as some of her most formative influences. 5.
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Democrats have noted that Kavanaugh has said his work in that job was among the "most formative" of his career.
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One of Dougy's earliest, most formative memories imprinted itself a year later: He remembers the house wailing, grief shaking the walls.
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Parry-Giles argues that the most "formative media moments" for Clinton was a 1992 interview in during her husband's presidential campaign.
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This is generally not the case with a generation whose most formative political experience was the economic collapse of 2008-09.
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Perhaps the most formative episode during his young life was the military coup of 1964 when Lula da Silva was 18 years old.
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The Beauty Myth remains one of the most formative books in my life, and I'm grateful to have read it when I did.
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But to this day, Moss still considers his childhood growing up in the suburbs of '60s Chicago to be his most formative period.
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"Clairtone was the single-most formative experience in my life, because it was so traumatic," he told The New York Times in 1993.
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Digital innovation in the White House has fostered political transparency and openness, helping reaffirm some of our oldest and most formative American values.
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Oracular Spectacular was among the music I listened to late at night, on repeat, during some of the most formative months of my life.
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But there's evidence that your early political years are your most formative: Once you settle on a party, you tend to stick with it.
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Jim Smart, executive director of housing and residential life, said living with roommates was one of the most formative experiences college students can have.
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"The most formative years of my life — from the time I was nine until I was 19 — were spent on that set," she told Parade.
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When you have an opportunity in the most formative years of someone's life to get them on that right path everything else falls into place.
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One of my strongest, most formative musical memories is watching the "Thriller" music video, in its entirety, in an elementary school music class in the '90s.
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Hidden Figures is the first film to focus on the role that African American scientists played in the early 60s space race, NASA's most formative era.
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Some of his most formative memories are from the autumn of 1989, when the concrete and barbed wire were torn down after 30 years of separation.
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In Normal People, she tells the story of Marianne and Connell, whose complicated relationship starts in high school and spans over some of their most formative years.
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Despite having carved out a career in Chinese real estate, some of property magnate Zhang Xin's most formative years were spent far west of the Middle Kingdom.
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It's one of the most formative experiences a young person can have, and we decided to see how, exactly, some students were adjusting to their newfound freedom.
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Feldman marks the changes in his nuanced portrait of the founding father, who effectively mirrored the evolving identity of the American republic in its most formative phase.
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And if little ones were to be exposed to these concepts and ideas during their most formative years, the deeply ingrained knowledge would be theirs for life.
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"The entire population is stuck in limbo, but in the meantime children are growing up and missing out on fundamental education during their most formative years," Delay said.
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ONE OF Elizabeth Warren's most formative political tangles, which prompted her transition from law professor at Harvard to senator from Massachusetts, occurred in 1003 over a bankruptcy-reform bill.
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In his most formative teenage years, vividly narrated in "Confessions," young De Quincey bounced peripatetically between Oxford University and London's seething Oxford Street, the northern margin of bohemian Soho.
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That gray dawn in jail was one of the most formative days of my life: a crash course in civics no student would ever want to sign up for.
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In their most formative years, they are being forced to sort through the titanic forces of identity, politics, belief and citizenship while under the angry stare of an uninformed public.
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It's strange knowing that the music scene where you spent your most formative teenage moments has been whitewashed by some kind of totalitarian nostalgia committee for being in bad taste.
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Feldman's deeply thoughtful study shows that the three identities of James Madison constituted one exceptional life, which effectively mirrored the evolving identity of the American republic in its most formative phase.
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He allegedly committed the assaults during some of the most formative years of Mr. Fairfax's ascent, when classmates were sure he was on his way to a powerful career in politics.
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My most formative years, five to ten years old, were during World War II and would help shape my patriotism and my attitude toward my country for the rest of my life.
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Maureen Ryan, Variety Even more interesting — and painfully hilarious — are his musings on Bill Cosby, whom he identifies as both one of his most formative influences and also as a horrifying monster.
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"A lot of people know me because of my advocacy in the LGBTQ community, but I want to be clear that that has not been my most formative experience," McBride told CNN on Tuesday.
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After all, she was only 10-years-old when Keeping Up With The Kardashians launched her into the public eye, meaning all of her most formative teenage years played out in front of millions.
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"I like finding connections," Mr. Byrne said in an interview, describing how his three most formative musical influences were the American composer Steve Reich, the English composer Orlando Gibbons and the girl group TLC.
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Because of the way the show is structured, we also know a good amount about the children's most formative years (from birth to 10) and the two flawed but truly loving parents who raised them.
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As is the case with many other people, these years in higher education were among my most formative, transforming my personality and giving me the confidence and social skills needed to make it in life.
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Like most formative memories, my first experience with the band took place as I was sliding across a village hall floor, calypso cup in hand, reaching for my own version of heaven or Las Vegas.
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Two of the genre's most intriguing young stars, OMB Peezy and YBN Nahmir, were born in Alabama but have resisted the gravitational pull of Southern rap, citing West Coast rappers as their most formative influences.
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Bring It On, Legally Blonde, Mean Girls, and 13 Going on 30 (a curveball for some, but it's an underrated gem) all came out between 2000 and 2004, during Grande's older fans' most formative years.
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In a 2015 speech, Kavanaugh asserted that his nearly six years with Bush, "especially my three years as staff secretary, were among the most interesting and most formative" in his development to be a judge.
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When you start to look, you'll see some the most formative pieces of this election cycle — major interviews and editorials: Michelle and I have raised our daughters to speak up when they see a double standard.
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At Oxford, students marked Britain's departure from the bloc by creating a website that features interviews of young people, mostly Europeans, in which they were asked to name their most formative, best and worst European moments.
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In December, after a year out of operation, Danny Meyer's first and most formative restaurant had been transferred from its original address on East 16th Street to the corner of Park Avenue South and East 19th.
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Time free from the obligations of schoolwork had enabled me to realize my passion for writing, and to apply this to an English major, where I would discover the most formative classes and professors of my education.
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In order to bring together the two most formative parts of his career — acting and the military — Driver founded Arts in the Armed Forces (AITAF), a nonprofit that brings quality theater productions to the military at no cost.
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Cities are what you make of them, and I spent my most formative years in the belly of West Philly—and in North Philly, South Philly, Old City, Chinatown, Fishtown, Kensington, all over that beautiful old, dirty old town.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — One of the most formative experiences of J. Clifford Hudson's life happened about 270 minutes away from the glass-walled office he now occupies as the chief executive of Sonic Drive-In, the burger-and-milkshake chain.
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Though she attended Harvard Law School and worked at a top firm, the job that seemed most formative involved public-service training for young people of disparate backgrounds: University of Chicago alumni alongside veterans of housing projects and gangs.
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Mr. Cotton worked with an array of blues and rock luminaries during his seven decades in the music business, but whenever he reflected on his experiences in interviews he cited his childhood apprenticeship with Williamson as the most formative.
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For the next week, former President George Bush will be mourned and honored in Texas, where he lived for most of his life and will be buried, and in Washington, where he spent the most formative years of his political career.
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While most of Love Is Blind actually takes place outside the pods, the love chambers were the most formative part of the experiment, so it's no wonder memories have stuck with the contestants over a year and a half later.
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George Lucas' universe has historically been home to some of the most formative role-playing titles in the industry, when the now-closed LucasArts oversaw publishing and development of series like Knights of the Old Republic, Jedi Knight, and The Force Unleashed.
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But it turned out to be a fortunate error, as it put Friston on a path toward studying both the mind and body,20163 and toward one of the most formative experiences of his life—one that got Friston out of his own head.
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The ages 14 to 24 are the most formative years for political leanings, according to hundreds of thousands of survey responses, and events at age 18 are about three times as powerful as those at age 40 (the model works best among white voters).
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Photo via UNICEF "The entire population is stuck in limbo, but in the meantime children are growing up and missing out on fundamental education during their most formative years," said Juliette Delay, global communications officer for International Rescue Committee, during an interview with VICE News last month.
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Bushwick Bill — who was born with dwarfism and stood approximately 3 feet 8 inches tall — was a member of Geto Boys, the Houston trio whose work in the late 1980s and early- to mid-20063s on the Rap-A-Lot label was among the most formative in Southern rap.
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These latest presentations come on the heels of last year's high-profile Museum of Modern Art exhibition Yoko Ono: One Woman Show, 22-453, which focused on the development of Ono's art and ideas during one of her most formative decades — including her forays into both experimental and rock music-making.
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Of the three most formative Vogue editors in recent decades, all of whom started around the same time, she is the last still working: Franca Sozzani, the editor of Italian Vogue, who was hired the same week as Ms. Wintour, died in December 2016; Alexandra Shulman, the former editor of British Vogue, stepped down in January 2017.
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In some small way, The Handmaid's Tale spurred me to confront my gender, because it forced me to think about the rural small town where I grew up, the fundamentalist Christian churches I attended in my most formative years, and all the ways that women were subtly reduced within those communities to elevate the primacy of men.
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Poor Eden is a great addition to this show: She would have been about 8 or 9 years old when Gilead took over, so with her we're seeing a character who spent her most formative years in this world, and who experiences it as natural in a way that not even the Waterfords or Aunt Lydia do.
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It's no secret that Solange is a massive fan of R&B and the people who make up the genre's most formative contributions; her critique of New York Times' Jon Caramanica's comments first about Brandy, and then Solange herself, went viral within moments of her sending them, now famously referred to as a "clapback," or "rant," rather than defense of the work of Black women, many of which are her peers and loved ones.
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But this season there is a rare confluence of books by or about him: Penguin Classics has put together a Hearn collection called " Japanese Ghost Stories "; Princeton University Press has just issued a similar compendium called " Japanese Tales of Lafcadio Hearn ," with a passionate introduction by Andrei Codrescu; and the latest work from the esteemed Vietnamese-American novelist Monique Truong, " The Sweetest Fruits " (Viking), is a fictional reconstruction of Hearn's picaresque life told in the voices of the three women—his two wives and his mother—whose time with him proved most formative.
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Pasricha hosts a podcast titled 3 Books with Neil Pasricha which focuses on discussing the three most formative books of guests such as Judy Blume, Seth Godin, and the "world's greatest Uber driver." The podcast publishes on the lunar calendar and is stated to be uncovering the 1000 most formative books over 333 consecutive new moons and full moons from March 31, 2018 to September 1, 2031.
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Garcia was born in Toulouse to academic parents. His most formative years were spent in Algeria. He studied philosophy at the École Normale Supérieure and Paris-Sorbonne University,Biggs and wrote his dissertation under Sandra Laugier.Garcia, Form and Object, xxxii He currently teaches at Jean Moulin University Lyon 3.
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Corrado Passera was born in Como on 30 December 1954. He graduated from Bocconi University and from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in 1980 with a Master in Business Administration. He refers to his time at Wharton as one of the most formative periods in his life.
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Alexander Markovich Melnikov (born 1973) is a Russian pianist. Melnikov88 notes pour piano solo, Jean-Pierre Thiollet, Neva Editions, 2015, p. 126. graduated from the Moscow Conservatory under Lev Naumov. His most formative musical moments in Moscow include his early encounter with Sviatoslav Richter, who thereafter regularly invited him to festivals in Russia and France.
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After the war he decided to become a schoolmaster instead of returning to Oxford. He thought that he could more directly help to build the world by influencing young people at their most formative stage. In 1946 he joined the staff at Kingswood School, Bath, teaching classics, and remained there until his retirement in 1969.
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Montgomery Scott was claimed by Linlithgow, Scotland, in 2007 by a commemorative plaque from the West Lothian Council for Doohan's importance. His birthplace is also attributed to Aberdeen where Doohan learned the accent, or Elgin. Scotty's accent chosen by Doohan implies most formative years spent at or near Edinburgh, also per possible original script notes.
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Noonan was brought up in a musical household, with his school principal father regularly picking out music to play for his students. His parents had a large collection of vinyl 45s which he would decorate his room with. During his early teenage years, he began writing songs and recording them on tapes. One of the most formative influences during that time was the record collection of a friend's older brother.
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Nonetheless, less than one man in ten managed to break out of the "Barvenkovo mousetrap". Hayward gives 75,000 Soviets killed and 239,000 taken prisoner. Beevor puts Soviet prisoners at 240,000 (with the bulk of their armour), while Glantz—citing Krivosheev—gives a total of 277,190 overall Soviet casualties. Both tend to agree on a low German casualty count, with the most formative estimate being at 20,000 dead, wounded and missing.
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John's particular compositional influences include minimalists and post-minimalists, the most formative being, perhaps, Louis Andriessen and the Hague School. He has particular interests in work that exhibits Cage's idea that certain kinds of new music are about "perception, and the arousal of it in us". He is fascinated with the analytical concept of depth-coherence in music - and, intermittently, other forms of human endeavour - and with performance, most especially the performance of contemporary music.
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She was born Marguerite Lofft in Lapeer, Michigan,1 one of six children. Her father, George Shadrach Lofft, was a photographer and illustrator; her mother was Ruby Adele Tuttle Lofft. In 1902, her family moved to West Philadelphia, where she spent her most formative years. Marguerite entered high school in 1904, but a year later at age fifteen began to sing professionally as contralto in a Presbyterian choir for $1 a week.
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At Kent State, he studied poetry and the imagination with Duncan and literature of the American West with Edward Dorn. But he has often said that Cleveland book dealer James Lowell was his most formative early influence. He holds degrees from Kent State University (General Studies, 1973), the University of Oregon (MA, English literature, 1976), and the University of Pittsburgh (Ph.D., English literature, 1985; dissertation on the western novels of Will Henry.
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Mohammed Raja'a Abdel Mo'min Al-Naqqash (Arabic: رجاء النقاش), often referred to simply as Raja'a Al-Naqqash, was an Egyptian literary critic, intellectual, and journalist. A graduate of the Department of Arabic Language in Cairo University. Raja'a became a journalist, then editor, covering the modern literary scene of Egypt during its most formative years. He retired in 2008, continuing to write actively on literary topics he had focused on throughout his career.
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But it is uncertain if it is mere coincidence that those who oppose, offend, or even slight him suffer to the point of death. Leon Fortunato, a self-proclaimed kingmaker, takes on his life’s challenge, coming alongside Carpathia during his most formative years. Pan-Con Airlines captain Rayford Steele has settled into an uneasy truce with his wife while worrying that he has already ascended as far as he can in his career.
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One of the most formative explanations is the poverty that dramatically impacts the daily lives of Africans. The book, Ethics and AIDS in Africa: A Challenge to Our Thinking, describes how "Poverty has accompanying side-effects, such as prostitution (i.e. the need to sell sex for survival), poor living conditions, education, health and health care, that are major contributing factors to the current spread of HIV/AIDS."A., Van Niekerk A., and Loretta M. Kopelman.
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Israeli writer Avi Shlaim sees that the assassination of Hussein's grandfather King AbdullahI in Jerusalem was the most formative event in Hussein's life, as he had witnessed the event personally at the age of 15. Two years later, the 17-year old schoolboy would become King. Hussein inherited the throne to a young Kingdom, whose neighbors questioned its legitimacy, along with the Jordanian-controlled West Bank. From an early age he had to shoulder a heavy responsibility.
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The gravesite of Hoover and Lou Henry Hoover Herbert Hoover died from internal bleeding in 1964, enjoying the longest retirement of any President to that point. Hoover considered his years in West Branch to be his most formative, and requested that he and his wife (who had died twenty years earlier) be buried there. Allan Hoover selected the site, which was landscaped before Herbert Hoover's death. 100,000 people lined the funeral procession route between Cedar Rapids and West Branch.
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At Harvard, she took classes with Paul Tillich and Krister Stendahl, whom she later cited as one of her most formative teachers. After Harvard, Crotwell moved back to New York, where she spent two summers at Union Theological Seminary. Eager to continue her studies, she pursued further education in Europe. She studied with the second order of the Taizé Community in France and studied German at the Goethe-Institut in Germany, and visited the Iona Community in Scotland.
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He captained the Australian rugby sevens team at the 1998 Commonwealth Games to a bronze medal. In 2015, the Hong Kong Rugby Football Union (HKRFU) announced Campese as one of seven members of 'The Hong Kong Magnificent Sevens', the HKRFU's commemorative campaign to recognise the seven most formative players to have played in the past 40 Years of Sevens in Hong Kong. He is famous for his "goose-step" — a hitch-kick motion which left opponents stumbling to try to tackle him.
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Aldrich's association with The Enterprise Studios marks the most formative period of his apprenticeship. The production company offered a unique venue independent filmmakers welcoming socially conscious themes critical of authoritarian aspects of American society.Williams, 2004. p. 48: Enterprise "was an attempt to maintain the goals of the Cultural Front movement in a period of developing historical reaction [with] socially conscious work[s]..."Arnold and Miller, 1986. p. 12: Aldrich approvingly acknowledged that Enterprise had "more liberal" talent and more "social content" and p.
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Kidd described himself as a "scatterbrained" child, but he had a quick talent for drawing and was able to capture nearly anything he saw accurately with paper and pencil. However, when he recognized that cameras were able to create realistic images quicker and more accurately than he could, he turned to drawing the creations of his mind. Kidd particularly credits Chesley Bonestell and Norman Rockwell as his most formative influences. Kidd received a scholarship to Syracuse University, but dropped out after two years in the program.
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Norman Lacy's mother died of lung cancer on 21 February 1956 at the age of 44 when he was 14 years of age. Lacy regarded this event as the most formative of his life.Pamela Bone, Up We Grew: stories of Australian childhoods, Melbourne University Press, 2006 He dealt with his grief by throwing himself into sport. The opportunity to play for his local church basketball team in the Church of England Basketball Association competition presented itself and he devoted all his spare time to the sport.
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Red Donald's older brother was Black John (Iain Dubh) (d 1822), who also held the Boreraig tack. The MacCrimmon brothers had their most formative years during the Disarming Act. Today it is accepted that these MacCrimmon brothers were sons of Malcolm (Calum), son of Pàdraig Òg, who were both pipers to the chiefs of MacLeod and who also held land from them. Red Donald and Black John's father and paternal uncle (Donald Ban) both piped for the Government forces in the 1745–46 Jacobite Rising.
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David Leavitt was born to Dixie and Anne Leavitt, the fifth of six brothers. He was raised in Cedar City, Utah, spending his summers living with his grandmother and working on the family farm changing sprinklers, building fence, and hauling hay. He credits the influence of his grandmother and the years working on the farm as the most formative experiences of his life. He attended Cedar City High School where he participated in basketball, choir, band, orchestra, and student government as student body president.
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Joseph's greatest and most formative influence was the Bay Area Figurative school, a midcentury art movement made up of painters who abandoned the prevailing style of abstract expressionism and returned to figuration during the 1950s and 1960s. The artists initially associated with the movement were David Park, Elmer Bischoff, and Richard Diebenkorn. These three artists taught at the California School of Fine Arts (San Francisco Art Institute), where Joseph was a student. Later on, painters like Nathan Oliveira and Joan Brown joined the movement.
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A strong believer in artistic tradition, Dhond, always considered the landscape of Ratnagiri in Maharashtra, where he grew up, as the most formative influence on his artistic sensibility. Dhond chose the medium of watercolour for his transparent yet fascinating depiction of various moods of nature and was known as one of the leading water-colourists of India. He constantly worked and travelled to enrich his work. At the age of 92, he visited the Kerala backwaters and had almost completed his series on God's own country at the time of his death.
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The most formative were climate (very hot, dry summers and very cold winters), lifestyle (sedentary, seminomadic, and nomadic) and duties (guarding flocks moving great distances on the Central Anatolian Plateau). In the 1970s, breeders in the West became interested in these dogs and began developing the landrace natural breeds as modern breeds by documenting their descent from particular ancestors and writing breed standards. The Anatolian Shepherd Dog was imported from central Turkey into the United Kingdom by author and archaeologist Charmian Hussey.Interview with Charmian Hussey, MQ Magazine, Issue 15, October, 2005 retrieved 02 Oct. 2008.
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One of its most formative headmistresses, Doris Burchell, took on the school in the post war years and developed its renowned strengths in both science and music, overseeing a massive amount of new building on the site. The Sir John Cockcroft science wing was built from funds raised by many means, including a series of Celebrity Concerts held at the school and involving many eminent musicians. A grammar school for much of the 20th century, it became comprehensive in 1976, although only year by year. It was not fully comprehensive until 1981.
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Hitchcock was the first Hawaiian-born artist to achieve international recognition, and his work focused on unique Hawaiian subject matter, particularly the volcanic eruptions near Hilo. According to his own account, besides this exposure to art and the ongoing encouragement of his parents to pursue his interest in drawing, Kāne’s most formative experiences in childhood were in Hawaii, where his father and his family passed along the traditional folk tales of the islands. Kāne served in the United States Navy, qualifying for veteran’s educational benefits under the G.I. Bill.
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At the beginning of the First Chechen War, in January 1995, Kakiyev took part in the storming of Grozny by the federal forces. The most formative event in his life was the Dagestanskaya Street massacre on 6 August 1996 during the separatists retaking of Grozny, when 30 pro-federal fighters and militia officers defending the city mayor's office were shot and killed despite promises of free passage through the city. Kakiyev alone managed to escape. Kakiyev has consistently blamed Doku Umarov and Ruslan Gelayev for the Dagestanskaya massacre.
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Asmara in 1928 With Mussolini’s rise to power in 1922, Asmara began a new chapter in its history. During the fascist occupation, the construction that took place in the city was by far the most formative. With Mussolini’s efforts put toward building an Italian empire, the Eritrean capital became increasingly important in the years that followed, and in the 1930s, it became one of the most important sites in Italian East Africa. The construction boom, which has left its mark on Asmara evident even today, did not begin immediately upon Mussolini’s rise to power in 1922.
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Viale Mussolini (today Harnet Avenue) in 1930s Asmara After 1936, the cities in East Africa experienced a genuine building boom. As stormy as the city can be because of its location 2,350 meters above sea level, urban development did not take off anywhere else during the Africa Orientale Italiana project like it did in Asmara.Mattioli: Unterwegs zu einer imperialen Raumordnung in Italienisch-Ostafrika. In: Für den Faschismus bauen, pg. 345 The victory over Abyssinia represents a turning point in the history of Asmara, and the years up to 1941 were to become the Eritrean capital’s most formative.
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Greek and Roman theatre are considered the antecedents of modern theatre, and forms such as medieval theatre, passion plays, morality plays, and commedia dell'arte are considered highly influential. Elizabethan theatre, with such luminaries as William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, and Ben Jonson, is considered one of the most formative and important eras for modern drama. The soap opera, a popular culture dramatic form, originated in the United States first on radio in the 1930s, then a couple of decades later on television. The music video was also developed in the West in the middle of the 20th century.
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" Caspar Schoemaker of the Netherlands Trimbos Institute published a paper in the academic journal Eating disorders demonstrating that of the 23 statistics cited by Wolf in Beauth Myth, 18 were incorrect, with Wolf citing numbers that average out to 8 times the number in the source she was citing. For example, Wolf wrote that 7.5% of girls and women have anexoria, the accurate figure is 0.065%. Revisiting Beauty Myth in 2019 for The New Republic, literary critic Maris Kreizman recalls that reading it as an undergraduate made her "world burst open." It "remains one of the most formative books in (Kreizman's) life.
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The genesis of his vocation to ordination lay in his years as a student in Haverford College and in the finding of himself before God that was encouraged and enabled by participation in its regular Quaker worship. The rhythm and pattern of worship of General Theological Seminary, then built on this and was the most formative thing during his time as a student there. It was a daily invitation to go deeper into the intensity of God, an attraction that has perhaps been the most fundamental dynamic of his life. His title post (served in Christ Episcopal Church, Greenwich, Connecticut) added a second key dynamic.
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Elizabeth Butler spent some of her most formative years in England, due to her father's influential role in the court of Elizabeth of England. It is believed that she resided in an apartment with her mother overlooking the river Thames, in Canon Row, before returning to live in her father's ancestral lands in Ireland in February of 1593. Little is known of Butler's experience of returning to Ireland, or how she felt about leaving her father and the English court. However, it has been documented that she believed that one day she would return to England to be married to a prominent English lord.
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Born in the Bronx, NY and adopted as a baby, Destiny has been entertaining and performing from a young age and writing songs and plays since Kindergarten. She was especially close to and inspired by her musical father, Charles John Clark. Her father Charles was an NYPD first responder to 9/11 when Destiny was 9; he subsequently passed away from 9/11 linked lung and throat cancer in 2009, when she was 17. His loss is one of the most formative events in her life; the loss of "rock" in her father is one of the roots of her passion for bringing attention to mental illness and its effects.
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" The A.V. Club's Alex McLevy labeled Guppy a "nearly flawless exemplar of its kind" and "the sound of rock music doing the timeless job it only achieves from its best practitioners." He praised the LP for being "wholly adrift and disposable by any metric of serious analysis," and an Exclaim! writer similarly called it a "clever exercise in repositioning of boring genre rules," though he disliked the lack of a specific genre resulted in "occasional cognitive inconsistency." PopMatters critic Brian Duricy called it "a special release. It has powers: the power to transport you back to some of your most formative experiences, but also the power to let you know that you’re nowhere near done having them yet.
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As a result of the direct influence teachers have in shaping the mental, moral and spiritual lives of children during their most formative years, Dewey holds the profession of teaching in high esteem, often equating its social value to that of the ministry and to parenting (Dewey, APT, 2010; Dewey, DRT, 2010; Dewey, MPC, 2010; Dewey, PST, 2010; Dewey, TTC, 2010; Dewey, TTP, 2010). Perhaps the most important attributes, according to Dewey, are those personal inherent qualities which the teacher brings to the classroom. As Dewey notes, "no amount of learning or even of acquired pedagogical skill makes up for the deficiency" (Dewey, TLS, p. 25) of the personal traits needed to be most successful in the profession.
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Indeed, Sandra Bem's gender schema theory identifies that children absorb gender stereotypes by observing the behavior of humans around them and then imitate the actions of those they deem to be of their own gender. Thus, if children attain gender cues from environmental stimuli, it stands to reason that the early years of a child's education are some of the most formative for developing ideas about gender identity and can potentially be responsible for reinforcing harmful notions of disparity in the roles of males and females. Jenny Rodgers identifies that gender stereotypes exist in a number of forms in the primary classroom, including the generalization of attainment levels based upon sex and teacher attitudes towards gender appropriate play.
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Her debut solo album A Leap in the Dark: Live at Feinstein's / 54 Below was released by Broadway Records in June 2018. It is a live recording of her autobiographical concert, where she blends story and song to tell the tale of her adventures, her highest highs and lowest lows, and the most formative moments of her life that led her to be the woman she is today. Featuring the music of Celine Dion and Sarah McLachlan along with songs from many of her favorite roles that she's played (including songs from In the Heights, Aladdin, Wicked, Rent, Into The Woods and more). Featuring Nicholas Christopher (Hamilton, Miss Saigon) and Javier Colon (The Voice season 1 winner).
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Its > influence has been very great indeed as it fermented an intense debate about > these topics, and catalysed a new set of concepts in paleoanthropology. Several scientists credit Ardrey's work, and African Genesis in particular, with launching them into their studies. Paleoanthropologist Rick Potts, who has been the director of the Smithsonian Institution Museum of Natural History's Human Origins Program since 1985 points to African Genesis as one of the two most formative books of his early years. In the 2015 PBS film documentary Dawn of Humanity, Potts recites the beginning of the book from memory.Dawn of Humanity - 2015 PBS documentary film In 1972, defending his film A Clockwork Orange from Fred M. Hechinger, Stanley Kubrick cited Ardrey.
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Nhan Van-Giai Pham affair was seems like an interlude of North Vietnamese political history, which did not last so long, but its legacy still impact on current Vietnamese society. It was the first and most formative event in political dissidence under the VCP's rule, and the issues raised by dissidents in the 1950s remain unchanged. First, Nhan Van Giai Pham is a reference point for those who want political reform, the restoration of intra-party democratization, and greater intellectual freedom. Secondly, although Nhan Van Giai Pham is still sensitive to present Hanoi, it could not be neglect because it continues as a rallying point for those who demand the party reopen the matter and rehabilitate the victims.
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Morrison had a younger sister, Anne Robin (born 1947 in Albuquerque, New Mexico), and a younger brother, Andrew Lee Morrison (born 1948 in Los Altos, California). In 1947, when he was three to four years old, Morrison allegedly witnessed a car accident in the desert, during which a truck overturned and some Native Americans were lying injured at the side of the road. He referred to this incident in the Doors' song "Peace Frog" on their 1970 album Morrison Hotel, as well as in the spoken word performances "Dawn's Highway" and "Ghost Song" on the posthumous 1978 album An American Prayer. Morrison believed this incident to be the most formative event of his life, and made repeated references to it in the imagery in his songs, poems, and interviews.
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Agnes Thomson Borrowman was born on 7 October 1881, at Penicuik, Midlothian, Scotland to Margaret Davidson Borrowman and Peter Borrowman, a farm bailiff. Her father secured her a four year apprenticeship with pharmacist Mr D.F. Johnstone in Melrose, but as a woman she had to stay out of sight of customers “lest the prestige of the business should suffer.” She found it hard to get a position after completing her apprenticeship, but found her first job with William Lyon at 7 Crichton Place, Leith Walk, Edinburgh, later claiming that the thorough training in practical pharmacy that she received made this the most formative year in her career. She was still not permitted to be seen at the front counter, but concentrated on compounding medicines, in a shop were no proprietaries were stocked.
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Antithesis is the most formative structural principle in his work, whereby the painted arrangements, which are achieved in this workflow, challenge and question that which is depicted, in order to bring forth a nuanced project of renewal. This elaborate procedure of course is incredibly time consuming, only resulting in about five paintings per year. It brings forth scenes that are parallel projects of that which exists in reality. It is a deliberate strategy that is contrary to the mass production of many contemporary artists. But because his paintings could hardly be entirely classified under surrealism or realism, the American art historian, Carol Strickland, developed the term “sottorealism,” based on Kalaizis' work. In this context, “sotto” refers to “beyond” or “below” and points to the hidden mystery that exists behind the depicted surface of the painting.
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They called the 3-hour shows "The Rock n'Roll Round Table Circus", and it was a mixture of classic rock tracks and pure insanity, with the occasional studio guests, and 6-hour Xmas specials. Although officially "retired", Neal continues with his studio work and occasionally donates time to various documentaries about the life, times, and the music that he always fought to help establish. In fact, even to this day, he still works with young up and coming bands, mainly in Portugal, both encouraging, arranging, producing and teaching the ways of Rock N' Roll to a whole new generation of determined and committed young singers and musicians, whilst finding time occasionally to deliver lectures in colleges on the history and main movers thru the 50s and 60s-the most formative years of the whole genre.
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Besides acting the most formative influence in Drake's childhood was the Anglican religion - later seceded from - and the outstanding memory of her Christmases was the sung Saint Cecilia Mass of Gounod, at the Midnight Mass in the Anglo-Catholic church of All Saints, Margaret Street. When one year the chorister set to play Sir Toby Belch in the kitchen scene from Twelfth Night fell ill, Drake was called in to replace him, and so she met a junior chorister also in the production - Laurence Olivier. "His subsequent intimate friendship became one of my most treasured possessions; we would watch each others work, stay in each others houses, be available during public and private moments of triumph and disaster" she wrote, though she never played with him again.Fabia Drake, Blind Fortune p.
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One of the most formative events in Gorrell's life occurred near the end of his "yearling" year. At about ten o'clock on the morning of May 29, 1910, Cadet Corporal Gorrell joined a throng of cadets trying to catch a glimpse of a historical event in the making. Pioneer aviator Glenn Curtiss was attempting to complete the first true cross-country flight in the United States, between Albany and New York City.In February 1909 Joseph Pulitzer and the New York World offered a $10,000 prize (about $240,000 in 2015 dollars; US Inflation Calculator) for the first flight before October made by any type of air machine from New York to Albany as part of the public tercentenary celebration of Henry Hudson's cruise upriver and Robert Fulton's 1807 retracing of the route in the steamboat North River.
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Throughout his rugby sevens career, Campese made 12 appearances at the Hong Kong Sevens (1983-1990, 1993–94, 97-98), during which he played in three victorious Australian campaigns ('83, '85 & '88), and won the Leslie Williams Award for Player of the Tournament in 1988. On 16 March 2015, the Hong Kong Rugby Football Union (HKRFU) announced Australia's David Campese as the fifth member of 'The Hong Kong Magnificent Seven', the HKRFU's commemorative campaign to recognise the seven most formative players to have played in the past 40 Years of Sevens in Hong Kong in 2015. Campese was honoured alongside of Jonah Lomu, Waisale Serevi, Eric Rush, Christian Cullen, Ben Gollings and Zhang Zhiqiang. In 1983 Campese debuted for the Australian Sevens team at the Hong Kong Sevens, in a team containing Peter Faulk (manager), John Maxwell (captain-coach), Mark Ella, Glen Ella, Brendan Moon, Peter Lucas, Gary Pearce, Chris Roche and Qele Ratu.
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The Actors' Analects (役者論語, Yakusha Rongo) is a collection of 17th and early 18th century writings on the practice and aesthetics of acting in Japan's kabuki theatre form, compiled during or around the Genroku era (1688-1704). Though not providing much direct information about the origins or history of the development of kabuki in prior periods, the works collected were written at a time when many of the standards of kabuki were being established and formalized; the work thus reflects the philosophies and aesthetics of one of kabuki's most formative periods. One of the earliest extant versions was originally published in 1776, as a set of woodblock printed books in four volumes. It is unclear whether the Analects were printed as a collection before this time, but references to the "seven writings" indicate that the works were considered together as a group, even if they were not published in such a fashion, since their creation in the early 18th century.
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At age 22, Goldstein graduated from Missouri Medical College (now Washington University) then served a one-year internship at the St. Louis City Hospital. Following his internship and university education, he continued on to specialty training in Otolaryngology in London Berlin, Strasbourg, and Vienna throughout 1894 and 1895. One of Goldstein's “most formative experiences abroad” was his opportunity to work with Adam Politzer and Victor Urbantschitsch at their clinic in Vienna. It is apparent that Goldstein's work throughout his career was inspired heavily by these two individuals, as throughout the subsequent decades he would continue to return to this clinic and “share his experiences in America and continue to learn from his European colleagues.”Much of his work would later build upon the base research that these two had begun. Goldstein would return to America, and in 1895 marry Leonore Weiner shortly before opening his own private practice in St. Louis, MO. That same year he would also be appointed to the Chair of Otology at Beaumont Medical College (now known as Saint Louis University) and begin his bi-weekly visits to the Sisters of Saint Joseph School for the Deaf.
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