Governments are different, and philosophies are different, but when it comes down to it, a schoolteacher is a schoolteacher is a schoolteacher.
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His father, Warwick, a schoolteacher and watercolorist, died when he was an infant, and he was raised by his schoolteacher mother, the former Alix Maarlin.
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"There's very much a schoolteacher attitude about it," he said.
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Ftouhi was raised in Tunisia, where he was a schoolteacher.
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Mr. Diestro was also her schoolteacher when she was young.
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His father was a heating contractor, his mother a schoolteacher.
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The groom's mother is a retired elementary schoolteacher in Ghaziabad.
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Tami Staas, 153, a schoolteacher who lives in Tempe, Ariz.
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They had a son, and Shannon became a devoted schoolteacher.
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His father was a civil servant, his mother a schoolteacher.
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The groom's mother is a retired elementary schoolteacher in Cosmos.
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His mother was a schoolteacher, his father an alcoholic handyman.
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His mother, a former schoolteacher, recognized his intelligence early on.
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And that is outrageously iconic behavior, especially in the presence of Damon Albarn who's elegantly aging from angular Britpop star to handsome schoolteacher-who-is-cool-but-who-is-after-all-still-a-schoolteacher.
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Age: 45 Family: Ryan is married to Andrea Zetts, a schoolteacher.
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Elizabeth Warren promised to appoint a public schoolteacher as education secretary.
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Instead, Mr Almila focuses on helping their students develop schoolteacher qualities.
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Fox-Martin was a schoolteacher who stumbled upon a tech career.
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She moved to England, where she found work as a schoolteacher.
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If we're a schoolteacher, we give up money to change lives.
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She was a poetry scholar, a Shakespeare scholar and a schoolteacher.
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There's Pete Buttigieg, with his military stripes and his schoolteacher husband.
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She is a schoolteacher with her own brand, Top Dog Teaching.
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Her mother was an elementary schoolteacher, her father a police sergeant.
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The one for schoolteacher Elsa Mendoza Marquez took place in Mexico.
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Some, like Deliska Cooley, an elementary schoolteacher from Talladega County, Ala.
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From people who invested ... My friend who was a schoolteacher invested.
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She's the daughter of schoolteacher and famous Minnesota columnist Jim Klobuchar.
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"The West will not boss us around," said another man, a schoolteacher.
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Meet Granny – at 102, she is America's oldest – and most adorable – schoolteacher.
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There he met and married Ida Frazier, a schoolteacher from nearby Ocoee.
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His father, Wilbur, was a schoolteacher, and his mother, Beverly, a homemaker.
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After visiting her former husband, a young Tennessee mother and schoolteacher vanished.
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"I'll never understand what's so amusing about penises," one schoolteacher solemnly says.
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Meanwhile, a Tennessee schoolteacher won another pair in a contest in 1940.
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The groom's mother retired as a primary schoolteacher in the Northshore District.
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I spoke to Vinod Singh, a government schoolteacher living in Greater Noida.
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Another Democrat, schoolteacher Cathy Myers, is also vying for the House seat.
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My husband is a schoolteacher, and I work for a humanities nonprofit.
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I am a good schoolteacher: he is beyond me and beyond disruption.
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"It's just not worth your sanity," groans Anne Aviles, a schoolteacher in Atlanta.
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They first met while Williams was working as a schoolteacher in New York.
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In the United States, the schoolteacher would have no legal grounds to sue.
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I also visited my other friend, another schoolteacher, going through a bad depression.
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The narrator of "Cloudland" is a former schoolteacher and current home health aide.
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Charles, the not-really-a-schoolteacher, chauffeured us home from the Ferry Building.
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Vasyl Holoborodko, Zelenskiy's character, is a divorced schoolteacher who lives with his parents.
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She's the daughter of a schoolteacher and a famous Minnesota columnist — Jim Klobuchar.
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Her mother, the former Vivo Hutton, was an elementary schoolteacher and speech therapist.
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Almost at once they have a suspect in custody: Wolphram, a retired schoolteacher.
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MONTREAL — Maha Kassef, 35, an ambitious elementary schoolteacher, aspires to become a principal.
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Those killed included five NASA astronauts, one payload specialist, and a civilian schoolteacher.
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My mother was an elementary schoolteacher and my father was a biology professor.
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His mother, a schoolteacher, was divorced from his father when Ralf was 10.
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His father worked as the park dentist and his mother as a schoolteacher.
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Harriet Knevals was a 5543-year-old schoolteacher in Newark at the time.
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West's mother grew up on a farm and his father was a schoolteacher.
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After stilted greetings, Shipetiari's schoolteacher stood to say that the community was frustrated.
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His father was an insurance salesman, his mother a schoolteacher and amateur pianist.
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Her father, Nathan, was a scrapyard dealer; her mother, Rose, was a schoolteacher.
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And then there's sweetie-pie schoolteacher Tracy Safian (Nicole Kidman) from 1993's Malice.
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Schoolteacher Garry Chiu told Reuters he was protesting for his 1-year-old daughter.
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Another early investor was Frank McCourt, the Irish-American schoolteacher turned best-selling memoirist.
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Donie O'Sullivan reports at CNN: The account claimed to belong to a California schoolteacher.
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Or that Mercer, the buttoned-up schoolteacher, would end up getting down to Abba.
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Another Democrat, a schoolteacher named Cathy Myers, is also running for her party's nomination.
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His source was a onetime schoolteacher named Michael Orlando, who had turned to robbery.
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He lives there with his girlfriend of thirty-six years, Gundula Kronewicz, a schoolteacher.
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"But look at the name," said Marko Hofmann, a schoolteacher who volunteers with Lokomotive.
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Mom was originally a schoolteacher, but then stayed at home to raise seven kids.
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His mother, the former Hélène Maury, worked as a schoolteacher to support the family.
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He worked as a schoolteacher and as a bouncer until his career got going.
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At the start of this comic, we meet a schoolteacher being rocketed to Typhon.
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My maternal grandparents were farm workers in Normandy and my mother became a schoolteacher.
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"He's my guy," Christy Watson, a schoolteacher, said at a rally in Marshalltown, Iowa.
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"Gratitude," said Ms. Shanklin, the schoolteacher, "is a big word in my vocabulary now."
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His father owned a small business, and his mother was a part-time schoolteacher.
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Into this awkward triangle walks Claire, a French schoolteacher with a blue Polaroid camera.
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So about Elizabeth Jennings, a Manhattan schoolteacher in the years before the Civil War.
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The groom's mother is a first-grade schoolteacher at Public School 203 in Brooklyn.
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His father retired as an elementary schoolteacher for Rhode Island's Lincoln Public Schools district.
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"I was totally blown away," Ms. O'Connor, a retired elementary schoolteacher, said on Wednesday.
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Cale's father, William, was a miner, and his mother, Margaret Davies, was a schoolteacher.
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The bride's mother retired as a schoolteacher at Cherokee Elementary School in Paradise Valley.
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His father, from humble beginnings, was a successful lawyer, his mother a former schoolteacher.
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The realization launched Ms. Lublin, a schoolteacher in Las Vegas, on an extraordinary trajectory.
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His mother was a schoolteacher, his father an accountant; both were committed Party members.
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Still, he was firm when asked about the case involving the schoolteacher in Yunfu.
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The groom's mother is a first-grade schoolteacher at Public School 108 in Brooklyn.
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My dad worked 41 years at a paper manufacturing plant, my mom was a schoolteacher.
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Parker became a nursery maid at age 13, and she later worked as a schoolteacher.
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Her mother, also retired, was an elementary schoolteacher at Elwood Community Schools for 43 years.
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"It's not like I can take all the credit for this," the schoolteacher told DCist.
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Neighbors, including former New Haven schoolteacher Phyllis Grenet, say that wasn't unusual for the couple.
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I was there with Haim Goren, an Orthodox schoolteacher and outspoken proponent of the deportations.
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Her mother, the former Evelyn Cronson, was a schoolteacher and, with her husband, a philanthropist.
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Funny, sly and fluent in Italian, he had been training recently to become a schoolteacher.
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Investigators had long tried to solve the 25-year-old slaying of a young schoolteacher.
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At the time of the shooting, Megan was working as a schoolteacher near Las Vegas.
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Westwood started her career as a schoolteacher, while making jewelry and clothing on the side.
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Brittany White, 31, a schoolteacher, drove two hours from Rhode Island with her mother, Nancy.
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Todd Bol was simply paying homage to his mother, a schoolteacher and lover of books.
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But to my dad and mom, an elementary schoolteacher, education was the most important thing.
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A former schoolteacher, she didn't bake professionally until she was 50, after surviving breast cancer.
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Nourse, 28, is an elementary schoolteacher at E. L. Haynes Public Charter School in Washington.
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His father, Ernest, was a banker, and his mother, Edna (Rentsch) Ferrell, was a schoolteacher.
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So Ryan is patting himself on the back for giving a schoolteacher some French fries.
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"When I was schoolteacher, I used to procrastinate by reading and writing romances," she said.
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Imagine a retired schoolteacher and her friends attend a rally hosted by an incumbent candidate.
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Her mother retired as an elementary schoolteacher at John F. Kennedy School, also in Ogdensburg.
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Nayda Alvarez, a schoolteacher in Rio Grande City, is one landowner who refused to sign.
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It's a stereotype that female whisky drinkers want to shed, including local schoolteacher Katy Orwin.
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He married shortly before enlisting; he and his wife, Ann, a schoolteacher, have two daughters.
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Irene Garza, a beloved 25-year-old schoolteacher and beauty queen, had been raped and murdered.
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Mayorga, now 36, is a former schoolteacher and model who lives in the Las Vegas area.
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Eventually a conscientious schoolteacher, Father Kavanagh, tries to delve beneath the assumption that Paul is "slow".
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Armstrong, 27, is a substitute elementary schoolteacher in the Berkeley-Charleston South Carolina County School System.
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A cheerful woman who favors large gold hoop earrings, she is often mistaken for a schoolteacher.
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Lucy Meadows was a transgender schoolteacher outed in the national press and hounded by the media.
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I discovered a 38-year-old schoolteacher idly strolling the aisles while his wife compared wines.
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It is a solo piece in which her character, a former schoolteacher blandly known as Mrs.
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But with the church lady—a grandmother, retired schoolteacher, volunteer with illiterate adults—Matt couldn't detach.
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Her mother retired as a first-grade master schoolteacher at Basiad Elementary School in Santa Elena.
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The groom's mother is an elementary schoolteacher at St. Joseph's Catholic School in Takapuna, New Zealand.
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Their father, Leon Forer, was a schoolteacher; their mother, the former Marion Kessler, was a nurse.
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Thompson also played a Hogwarts schoolteacher in the "Harry Potter" movies, Sybill Trelawney, and voiced Mrs.
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The groom's mother is an elementary schoolteacher at St. Pius X Catholic School in Granger, Ind.
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The groom's mother retired as a schoolteacher at St. Anthony of Padua Grade School in Wilmington.
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Three more weeks saw another, a schoolteacher in the Bronx found dead in the faculty restroom.
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The groom's mother is an elementary and middle schoolteacher at Fort Logan Northgate in Englewood, Colo.
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He escaped in 1920 and fled to the United States, where he married an American schoolteacher.
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Thatcher Greenwood is a schoolteacher whose house is also decaying, but he has other pressing problems.
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Bernadine is married to Jonathan (Wendell Pierce), a schoolteacher, who feels increasingly walled off from her.
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My mom did that as a schoolteacher, administrator and headmistress, and she did that at home.
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She was the only child of Charles Hill, a Methodist minister, and Herma Crawford, a schoolteacher.
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His mother, Jane, was a schoolteacher and an artist who became a stay-at-home mom.
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Potts to the young beauty Madge (Ginna Le Vine) to the single schoolteacher Rosemary (Emily Skinner).
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His father, George, was a tradesman, and his mother, the former Mary Harsha, was a schoolteacher.
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Defender Shannon Moulson — younger sister of Matt Moulson, a former Islanders forward — is an elementary schoolteacher.
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Her mother was a schoolteacher and her father a manufacturer of Tiny Town Togs children's clothing.
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Last month, Time magazine surfaced photos of Trudeau wearing brownface when he was a schoolteacher in 2001.
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" She added: "He was a schoolteacher, and James talked him into quitting and going racing with him.
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The 19th-century instituteur, or schoolteacher, was a missionary figure, a guarantor of republican equality and norms.
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So much so that the Black Hood shot the "Sugarman" after Betty uncovered his secret schoolteacher identity.
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Eventually, a friend introduced her to another schoolteacher named Tess, and the two ended up becoming lovers.
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He'd arrived in Alabama two months before, and was working as a schoolteacher for 21 young boys.
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His father, Lester, ran a theatrical costume shop; his mother, the former Alice Maybaum, was a schoolteacher.
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The case of the schoolteacher embodies this subtle importation of content into the formal space of toleration.
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"The schoolteacher was grateful because she was getting a greater share and she needs it," he said.
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A picker can earn $20 to $30 a day, whereas a local schoolteacher earns $80 a month.
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Lee Meyer, a retired New York City schoolteacher, recently began getting strange telephone calls on weekday afternoons.
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"I think too many Koreans visit here," said Park Hye-jin, a 26-year-old elementary schoolteacher.
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Each claimed to earn the equivalent of only $30,000 annually — Mr. Kamratov said he was a schoolteacher.
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The bride's mother, who is retired, was an elementary schoolteacher at Elmonica Elementary School in Beaverton, Ore.
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Ms. Thomas of Cincinnati is a retired schoolteacher in her 22000s who lost her husband in 222.
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One of those is raised right from the start by a black retired schoolteacher named Louisa Hemphill.
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A schoolteacher in Atlanta told me that over the weekend K.K.K. fliers were strewn around his suburb.
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They may have been the housewife next door, the college student down the block, the local schoolteacher.
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But a few who attended the rally called for stricter migration restrictions, including Sonia García, a schoolteacher.
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Sadly, few people took me seriously back when I was a schoolteacher — least of all my mayor.
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"Some girls knew we would be out late," said Ms. Kleiman, a 28-year-old Chicago schoolteacher.
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But compared with almost everyone in town, Ms. Standish, 70, a retired schoolteacher, is an original settler.
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If he earns a thousand times more than a schoolteacher, then he's a thousand times more valuable.
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His father, a schoolteacher and journalist, had published an article about an entire family that had left.
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When Longstreth moved to a place in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Koenig, then a schoolteacher, was among his roommates.
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"The women who work for us earn the same as an elementary schoolteacher here," Ms. D'Souza said.
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Critics of the plan note that Ms. Poma, a former schoolteacher, has no experience directing a foundation.
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Richardson, a schoolteacher, now lives in Philadelphia, and is a father; Alessi and Schrashun live in Brooklyn.
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Rick, a 250-year-old schoolteacher who lives in the Washington, DC, area, believes in American institutions.
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The actor first met Drake-Lee, a real estate broker, while working as a schoolteacher in New York.
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Garza, a 25-year-old schoolteacher, was found dead five days later in an irrigation canal in town.
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He is a former snowboarder and schoolteacher who now runs that country just north of the United States.
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If you decide not to be a famous artist, you could go be a schoolteacher with that penmanship.
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Its profile photo was not of a schoolteacher, but of a blogger based in Brazil, CNN Business found.
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"The one thing about being a public schoolteacher was you knew that was taken care of," says Salfia.
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"This vote is to demonstrate our trust in him once again," said Valentina Novikova, a schoolteacher from Moscow.
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My dad's a schoolteacher, my mom didn't work, and we lived in a pretty rural part of Ohio.
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A Texas mother says a schoolteacher used corporal punishment against her 5-year-old son without her permission.
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John Mark Karr, an ex-schoolteacher who also faced child pornography charges, admitted to having committed the crime.
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"Family disintegration has a lot to do with the violence facing El Salvador today," said schoolteacher Joaquin Orellana.
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Stan Shapiro, left, co-founder of Philadelphia Neighborhood Networks, and Bo Dirnbach, a retired schoolteacher, both support Sen.
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My mother was a schoolteacher, and my father was a federal employee, who served in the Air Force.
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His father, Jeff, worked as a fisherman and lobster processor, and his mother, Donna Lu, as a schoolteacher.
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What happened to him could happen to your father, your brother, your friend, your schoolteacher – any black man.
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He recalled listening as a child to his father, a schoolteacher, play piano in their apartment outside Copenhagen.
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His father, also named Roelof Frederik, was a schoolteacher; his mother, Maria Elizabeth (Dreyer) Botha, was a homemaker.
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At about the same time, she tries restarting another activity, sex with her schoolteacher husband, Alan (Steven Mackintosh).
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Mr. Laib, 36, makes about $32,000 a year as a schoolteacher in a rural area southeast of Boise.
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In Arkansas, Gwen Combs, the elementary schoolteacher who organized the Little Rock march, is now running for Congress.
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"Macron's falling, and the grace period is finished," said Mr. Pain, the mayor, who is a retired schoolteacher.
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She was also a schoolteacher and an entrepreneur who went on to set up and run a school.
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"For someone who is a schoolteacher and performer, all he does is stand around people," Mr. Merritt said.
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That's where a former schoolteacher from Trinidad named Denise Elliott-Owens was raising two sons and two daughters.
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"Sounds like a failing grade to me," his wife, a former schoolteacher, said as she entered the room.
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The schoolteacher and the nurse and the older woman who had some medical horror story, something like that.
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Neither of her parents were musically inclined: Her father was a lawyer and her mother was a schoolteacher.
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She was a schoolteacher before REI became successful, and she often took her students on hikes and excursions.
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The case of Xie Zhengling, a schoolteacher from the southern city of Yunfu, made national headlines last month.
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And in June, genetic genealogy helped solve the 1992 killing of schoolteacher Christy Mirack, 25, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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On Money Ye Fangsu, a retired Shanghai schoolteacher, doesn't need any lessons about the dangers of trade wars.
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Liu's role model was his maternal grandfather, a schoolteacher from an adjacent province who later became a lawyer.
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The Forsyth County elementary schoolteacher was remembered by family, students, and colleagues who brought the gifts to her funeral.
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Prissy and Pop are two super adorable pig siblings who live with owner and schoolteacher Melissa Nicholson in Florida.
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After graduating college, Behar became a schoolteacher but was fired twice for encouraging students to resist the Vietnam War.
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According to police, Roman shot his wife – a schoolteacher – and son to death before wrapping their remains in blankets.
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Huntsman was born in Blackfoot, Idaho, on June 21, 1937, to Blaine Huntsman, a schoolteacher, and Kathleen Robison Huntsman.
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In fact, Kay, a former schoolteacher, so proudly embraced her son's newfound fame that, well, she needed to share.
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After retiring from the military, Angie became a schoolteacher, and her fear of people discovering her hidden feelings intensified.
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When Carol Cramer, a retired schoolteacher in Auburn, California, looks out into her backyard, she sees dead brown shrubs.
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On the other hand Faylene Altomere, a retired schoolteacher, voted for Mr Trump because "he seems to be sincere".
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The women tolerate him because the other men believe he is effeminate, and because he is the community's schoolteacher.
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He was born there in 1906 to a schoolteacher father, and spent his childhood in and around the city.
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Sean O'Callaghan, as he is also known, is an Australian ex-schoolteacher who first moved to London in 1998.
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"Once, a random fan bought me a hot dog," said Solomon, the schoolteacher, who was touched by the gesture.
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Her father was a diamond dealer, jewelry designer and avid gardener, and her mother a schoolteacher and prolific cook.
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He grew up in a stable, middle-class family, the only child of a paper salesman and a schoolteacher.
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A friend, Greg Hill-Ries, 33, a Brooklyn schoolteacher with an online ordination through the Universal Life Church, officiated.
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Ms. Demirtas, a schoolteacher, limits her daughters, 12 and 14, to monthly visits because the trip is so grueling.
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But this episode marked the end of his career as a schoolteacher, as he didn't feel he could return.
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However, being a schoolteacher used to put you solidly in the middle class, with a decent income and benefits.
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His mother, a retired elementary schoolteacher, wanted to be a writer (his father, a contractor, is also a musician).
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Two of them — Nuriye Gulmen, an academic, and Semih Ozakca, a schoolteacher — began a hunger strike on March 9.
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In Ivan Brunetti's "Wordplay," a schoolteacher assigns her class a homework assignment: to create a list of compound words.
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In Trinidad and Tobago, Ms. Elliott-Owens had been a married elementary schoolteacher, but she wanted a bigger life.
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To help find a home for Vince Gilligan's idea about a schoolteacher who gets cancer and starts cooking meth.
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"Teach these boys and girls nothing but Facts," Thomas Gradgrind, the rigid schoolteacher in Charles Dickens's "Hard Times," declares.
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Bolaño was born in Santiago in 1953, the son of a schoolteacher and a truck driver and occasional boxer.
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Along with his father, who became a schoolteacher, P. J. learned the rules of baseball by playing video games.
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In 2003, he wed schoolteacher Paula Fortunato, who was four decades younger, in a marriage that lasted five years.
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My mom was a schoolteacher, public-school teacher all her life — in New York, in New Jersey, in Michigan.
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" Despite her fearlessness — or, more aptly, because of it — opponents dismissed her, she said, as just a "little schoolteacher.
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Carmen EjogoWho She Plays: Amelia Reardon, a schoolteacher who meets Detective Wayne Hays during the investigation and later marries him.
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"If we had a month's notice, we could have come up with something," said Terri Cox, a schoolteacher from Atlanta.
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Reading the fine print may seem like a mundane task but it was certainly worth it for one Georgia schoolteacher.
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Her neighbor Luann Williams, a 251-year-old retired schoolteacher, also noted the pain of losing photos and family possessions.
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Honda at the time was receiving three pensions related to government jobs, including one belonging to his late schoolteacher wife.
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Williams wed Drake-Lee, a real estate broker, in September 2012 after meeting when Williams was a New York schoolteacher.
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In Virginia's Second, veteran Elaine Luria sailed through her race, securing 62 percent of the vote against schoolteacher Karen Mallard.
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Williams wed Drake-Lee, a real estate broker, in September 2012 after meeting when Williams was a New York schoolteacher.
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Chris, a dedicated reader, hopes to be a schoolteacher but is forced by family obligations to put aside those ambitions.
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But CNN Business found that its profile photo was not of a schoolteacher but of a blogger based in Brazil.
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It required me to dress up like a schoolteacher, and he was going to come dressed as an English student.
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His parents were active Republicans; his mother was a schoolteacher and his father was the president of a local bank.
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In one of America's deadliest blizzards, a schoolteacher used quick thinking and resourcefulness to save more than a dozen students.
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Johnny, who has been working as a schoolteacher, is summoned back into service after a cyberattack exposes Britain's top agents.
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His father was a chiropractor, and his schoolteacher mother was a booklover who also tutored children at her kitchen table.
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Being a schoolteacher came to mind, but that was fine, since I didn't want the responsibility of shaping young minds.
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He was released from prison last summer, more than 41 years after being convicted in the murder of a schoolteacher.
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"We're going to school tomorrow," said Heather Acord, an elementary schoolteacher from Wayne County, with relief obvious on her face.
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Anwar Salem, a schoolteacher, said the gunfire that rang out Tuesday night was among the heaviest he had ever heard.
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Matt Lee, 21997, is raising three sons in Charleston with his wife, Gia Lee, a schoolteacher and real-estate agent.
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His mother was a homemaker who later became a schoolteacher; his father was an executive at a shipping logistics company.
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But there's nothing to tell us what a schoolteacher in Connecticut served to her family on a Thursday in 1895.
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He is a schoolteacher himself and he gets into Carrie's mind as well as into the minds of her classmates.
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It was an indication, she said, that young working women were responding to Ms. Delzer's ambitious-but-approachable schoolteacher brand.
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Messud speaks with admiration of Wood's mother, a schoolteacher who came from ''a perfectly nice middle-class family in Essex.
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Don, now married to schoolteacher Kelley Phleger, previously told PEOPLE that he maintains a positive relationship with his ex-wife.
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My mother had been a schoolteacher early in her life, but she was quite ill when I was a child.
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Perhaps he was working as a schoolteacher, or as a much-derided civil servant in some corner of our government.
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On October 8, Elizabeth Warren tweeted that she was fired from being a schoolteacher in 1971 because she was pregnant.
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On television, he played the role of a schoolteacher whose viral tirade against corruption helped propel him to the presidency.
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"I thought it was beautiful, it really moved me," said Renato Santos Aguessy, a 37-year-old schoolteacher, who attended.
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The new governor, Tim Walz, used to be a schoolteacher and football coach in the southern part of the state.
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My wife was an elementary schoolteacher, but she took time off for the kids, and was just working part-time.
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Late that year, Leslie R. Campbell, an African-American New York City schoolteacher, appeared as a guest on the show.
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He loved seeing their contact family—Karen, his daughter's schoolteacher, and her husband Poul-Erik—and cooking and eating with them.
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AYAHUALTEMPA, Mexico — Before he picked up a rifle and joined a squad of armed children, Alex wanted to become a schoolteacher.
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Even my mother, a schoolteacher and vehement critic of what she called "the idiot box," emerged from the kitchen to watch.
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Hannah (Lena Dunham, the creator of "Girls") is showing off her new, apparently normal boyfriend, her fellow schoolteacher Fran (Jake Lacy).
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He was a schoolteacher who had taken a job at the French International School in Riyadh and moved his family there.
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On July 31, a 64-year-old retired schoolteacher blockaded herself inside her 183 Ford Pinto on an MVP work site.
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His trainer, former schoolteacher Kelly Rubley had been bidding to become the first female trainer to win a Triple Crown race.
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"You often see people getting on a bandwagon to trash and demean," said Ms. Cornett, a middle schoolteacher in Colorado Springs.
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Mr. Saint-Josephs, the schoolteacher, is a fallen man even before he commits the unforgivable offense of cutting off Kaia's dreadlocks.
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His widow, Helen, while working as a schoolteacher, maintained their gray shingled home and outbuildings much as he had left them.
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Another rules committee member, schoolteacher Kendal Unruh of Colorado, is heading the Free the Delegates effort aimed at taking down Trump.
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"I like his platform; I like his personality," said Dick Kieren, 76, a retired schoolteacher who will vote for Mr. Stauber.
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Before World War II, Minnie Coutts, a widowed schoolteacher and my wife's grandmother, spent her summers in Muskoka, in central Ontario.
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On their path to a third child Ms. Nixon has two children from a prior relationship with Danny Mozes, a schoolteacher.
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For Janet Supko, 63, a retired schoolteacher who voted for Mr. Trump in 2016, the election was all about the president.
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One of his aunts was a schoolteacher who provided art supplies for him and his younger sister to use on weekends.
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Volodymyr Zelensky, 41, is famous for a TV role where he played a schoolteacher who was accidentally vaulted into the presidency.
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Her mother, a longtime grammar schoolteacher in New Jersey and Oklahoma, last taught remedial reading at Jenks High School in Tulsa.
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Wilhelm Lategahn, a non-Mennonite schoolteacher, came to Rot Front from Germany on a government program to promote the German language.
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There, overcoming the poor education she received in the industrial school, she eventually went to college and became an elementary schoolteacher.
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I was also working on a story about a schoolteacher from an inner-city school who helped the students understand mathematics.
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A former schoolteacher, Mr. Weihenmayer co-founded No Barriers, a nonprofit organization that teaches outdoor skills to those with physical challenges.
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Denise Myers, 58, a retired schoolteacher, lived next door to the Hunters, and she described them as a friendly, unassuming family.
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One woman, a longtime elementary schoolteacher in Grenada, was staying in a friend's living room with her 9-year-old daughter.
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Mr. Moi, a former schoolteacher and national legislator, had been a handpicked vice president and served in Mr. Kenyatta's long shadow.
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In interviews, Kelly has talked about how he was close with his mother growing up, and she worked as a schoolteacher.
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Not only am I married to a schoolteacher, and the mother of one, I also have two younger sons in college.
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Former schoolteacher Kelly Rubley would become the first female trainer to win a Triple Crown race should Alwaysmining claim the victory.
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During that time, he met Kathleen Buhle, the daughter of a Chicago schoolteacher and a ticket salesman for the White Sox.
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Earlier in February a woman was fired from her job as a Catholic schoolteacher in Miami after her same-sex wedding.
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Since then, Ms. Safieh, who had been an elementary schoolteacher in Damascus, had been living with her mother outside of Cairo.
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"The tribe are trying to get away with murder," said Stephen Murray, a retired schoolteacher whose house overlooks the tribal property.
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The screen, only visible in faint outline from where I'm sitting, is like a dismissive schoolteacher who refuses to answer your questions.
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Her husband serves in the Pakistani military, and she was a schoolteacher before deciding to stay at home with her first child.
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No monetary figure was announced in the settlement between Fort Worth schoolteacher Jennifer Pedroza and Amanda Hayward of Australia, the lawyers said.
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If you're a tenured schoolteacher, a doctor, or an IT professional, you can probably count on having work in any economic environment.
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A former schoolteacher, Steininger was born in 1913 before the first World War -- an era when women were not allowed to vote.
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In 230, a schoolteacher from Virginia was unable to resist his urges for child pornography and eventually sexually assaulted his teenage stepdaughter.
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They did so at the urging of Geoffrey Bardon, a white schoolteacher, who'd seen these designs in sand drawings and body art.
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"First of all, she's a schoolteacher," the teen's father told local TV station WEWS in 2017, at the time of her arrest.
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And it is all thanks to a Pennsylvania schoolteacher who decided to follow a children's parade led by a cow in Philadelphia.
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"I called them in, and we sang rhymes, and I gave them bread and something to drink," said Mashale, a former schoolteacher.
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His mother, a schoolteacher, died of cancer when Gregg was 14, and the boy was brought up by a series of aunts.
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A Nuer schoolteacher inside the camp, Yuanes Geng, 34, said he and his friends were not yet worried about Mr. Machar's departure.
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Among them was Christa McAuliffe, a schoolteacher from New Hampshire who had been chosen to be the first citizen passenger in space.
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When I told Rebeca Rivera Vázquez, a 4003 year-old high school science schoolteacher, and Ms. de Lataillade's stepdaughter, she was horrified.
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"Well there's one way to find out for sure," said Mr. Buttigieg, who married the former Chasten Glezman, a schoolteacher, last year.
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In 1948 he moved to Richmond, Va., where he met his new wife, a schoolteacher, and started a business making kitchen cabinets.
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"You feel the trauma, and at the same time, you feel so much freedom," said Jennifer, now a part-time elementary schoolteacher.
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Around then, a video circulated showing Breaion King, a slim, young black schoolteacher, being violently and needlessly arrested at a traffic stop.
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His mother, a schoolteacher, was the breadwinner for many years; his father, who worked in the curtain business, lived to be 100.
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Mr. Rich apparently worried that the script wasn't "black enough" and proposed turning the protagonist's father, a schoolteacher, into a garbage man.
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One juror, a native of New Mexico living in the Financial District and a former elementary schoolteacher, expressed reservation about being empaneled.
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The groom is also the stepson of Mary Jo Berger, a retired elementary schoolteacher in the New York City public school system.
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"My house was an offering for Pele," said Monica Devlin, 71, a retired schoolteacher whose home was destroyed by a lava flow.
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The lively ensemble cast, which includes Mr. Mikhalkov, is led by Aleksandr Kalaigin as a schoolteacher whose youthful illusions are dying hard.
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She is a former Los Angeles-based Teach For America corps member and international schoolteacher who was based in central Java, Indonesia.
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He married, and decided, mistakenly, that a career as a schoolteacher would give him plenty of time to write on the side.
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Buttigieg's husband, Chasten Buttigieg, a thirty-year-old schoolteacher, comes from a conservative Michigan family that struggled at first with Chasten's sexuality.
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Ms. Klobuchar grew up in the Minneapolis suburbs as the daughter of a schoolteacher and a columnist for The Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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But despite strides made in professionalizing and gentrifying theater work, the actress retained a less respectable reputation than the seamstress or the schoolteacher.
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Born in Missouri in 1876, Nellie Tayloe worked as a schoolteacher before marrying lawyer William Ross in 1902 and settling in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Further elevating True Detective Season 3 is Carmen Ejogo as Amelia Reardon, a schoolteacher who is so much more than Hays' romantic interest.
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In its most dynamic scene, the Muslim community holds a town hall-style discussion about whether their schoolteacher should initiate an Arabic course.
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He grew up solidly middle class in the suburbs of London, where his mother was a schoolteacher and his father was an accountant.
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Delgado joined Sesame Street as Fix-It Shop owner Luis in 1971, and Orman replaced Matt Robinson as kind schoolteacher Gordon in 1974.
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The young media services coordinator was portrayed as the "sexy schoolteacher," a woman who seduced an innocent boy to get what she wanted.
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"They say you could put a donkey up here [for Labour] and it would get elected," says a retired schoolteacher in Ebbw Vale.
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A former schoolteacher with no negotiation experience, Huerta forced growers to sit down with her and negotiate the nation's first farm worker contracts.
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Ms. Cruz portrays Magda, a 40-ish schoolteacher whose rakish husband, Raúl (Alex Brendemühl), a professor, is having an affair with a student.
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His mother, Martha, was a schoolteacher who, after earning her law degree at American University, eventually became a Montgomery County, Maryland, circuit judge.
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Around this time, Mr. Long befriended a Kansas City schoolteacher who wished to remain anonymous because of the heinous nature of the shootings.
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Her dark-skinned father, C. W. Hawkins, was a social worker, and her mother, Etta—who had a white father—was a schoolteacher.
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The account claimed to be run by a schoolteacher in California, but its profile picture was that of a celebrity blogger in Brazil.
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As a schoolteacher, for example, she said that her "hypersensitivity" has allowed her to read her students and be a more effective educator.
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Clinton, Bill Shaw, a retired schoolteacher who has made phone calls to help her, noted how close he lives to the family's cottage.
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The power went out in the home of Jim Pence, a retired schoolteacher who has lived on Bennett Lane for nearly four decades.
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The state continued to rent it out as a residence, to two different Eldon postmasters, a schoolteacher, and — from 0003 to 2014 — me.
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Essun is a small-town schoolteacher whose husband kills their son and kidnaps their daughter, leaving her to embark on a rescue mission.
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Mr. Smart, 275, grew up in Flatbush, the son of a schoolteacher from Jamaica and an economist who once worked for Sports Illustrated.
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In one episode, a woman describes learning about sex only after her elementary schoolteacher molested her — a subtle nod to the #MeToo movement.
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Ms. Williams worked as a schoolteacher and administrator, opened a bed-and-breakfast in Sag Harbor, and handled some private interior-design clients.
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"It makes me smile every time, because it's my taxable income, and people say, 'Roman Schatz makes less than a schoolteacher,'" he said.
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François, a schoolteacher in the Jewish section of Sarcelles, remembers a time in his youth when Jews and Arabs in France were united.
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In the most public incident, a South Jersey schoolteacher appeared to place some blame for the girl's disappearance on the mother's Mexican heritage.
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Mr. Rosefeldt points up this contradiction in the final segment (if you follow the counterclockwise map), featuring Ms. Blanchett as an elementary schoolteacher.
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The youngest by far of five siblings, Smith grew up under the close supervision of her mother, a former schoolteacher and religious Christian.
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Mr. Otitifore, the schoolteacher, scoffed at old wives' tales about ginger and garlic, but also repeated some rumors he had given credence to.
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"Any of us could be dead right now — that's how close it feels," said Celina Arias, 44, a schoolteacher who attended the vigil.
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In Sacramento, where he joined his father, a schoolteacher Americanized "Tai Yow" to "Tyrus," and he was known as Tyrus Wong ever after.
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"Any of us could be dead right now — that's how close it feels," said Celina Arias, 44, a schoolteacher who attended the vigil.
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"For the first time, our farmers or our farm workers had a chance to earn an income," Gayle Clevenger, a retired local schoolteacher, said.
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In a recent episode of the podcast, Dalichov identified herself as a public schoolteacher and prided herself on bringing her beliefs into the classroom.
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To my ear, it lies somewhere between a schoolteacher reading a book to children very slowly, slam poetry, and frankly just very bad singing.
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They said that she would be a great schoolteacher, but that unfortunately she was a little too small to be a home health aide.
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So does the money from the two children's books -- soon to be three -- that he has written with his daughter, Kamie Page, a schoolteacher.
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Schoolteacher Eleanor Browning kept edging into the Mariposa and trying to talk the madam, Roslyn, and her staff into giving up their sinful ways.
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A schoolteacher friend had taken to Facebook to let the world know that he'd been playing Olson's noise band Wolf Eyes for his class.
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Each time he came to schoolteacher Katherine Barlow with his cart of onions, he offered to act as a handyman on her ramshackle schoolhouse.
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Labrie, the son of a schoolteacher and a landscaper, was the brilliant young student accepted into an elite circle of world leaders in training.
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Gene (Gabriel Byrne), a schoolteacher and former actor, drives his Volvo to work and tries to communicate with his teenage son, Conrad (Devin Druid).
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Zelenskiy, who played a schoolteacher who becomes president on a TV sitcom, repeated the trick in real life with a landslide victory in April.
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In 1855, he won a judgment for Elizabeth Jennings, an African-American schoolteacher who had been roughly thrown off a segregated New York streetcar.
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"You don't have too many quiet people here, especially on the paddle ball courts," said Mr. Krivitsky, 60, a schoolteacher from Marine Park, Brooklyn.
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Her parents, Floyd and Kathryn, an engineer and a schoolteacher, respectively, were Alabama natives who came up, politically speaking, during the civil-rights era.
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She graduated from Trinity College in Hartford and was in the Peace Corps in 2010 and 2011 as a village schoolteacher near Petauke, Zambia.
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Another great example of self-belief and passion is Chef Pankaj Bhadouria, who rose from a position as a schoolteacher to a popular celebrity.
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"Enough of this regime, which puts obstacles to everything," said Vanessa Furtado, 45, a schoolteacher from the poor neighborhood of Las Minas de Baruta.
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What she is doing herself, for Hogarth, is an ode more to her mother, Barbara Forste, a retired nursery schoolteacher and lifelong, compulsive reader.
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So does the money from the two children's books — soon to be three — that he has written with his daughter, Kamie Page, a schoolteacher.
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In television shows like "Those Who Can't" and "Teachers," the schoolteacher as clueless wag or inappropriate role model is getting another workout this spring.
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John Wiegert, a local schoolteacher who had driven up to the meeting from Fremont with his sister, said that he'd intended to sit quietly.
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The 25-year-old schoolteacher was last seen at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in McAllen, Texas, where police claim Feit heard her confession.
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For almost four decades, the former schoolteacher Mugabe put on a master class in the utter destruction of a nation's economy, freedom, and hopes.
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For Abdelkafi al-Hamdo, a schoolteacher and antigovernment activist in the eastern part of Aleppo, the attacks escalated the mounting stress on his family.
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"I do support a single-payer system," said Steven Cohen, a retired engineer, who lives with his wife, Terri, a retired schoolteacher, in Valencia.
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In July 2016, a month after earning a master's degree in elementary education, she moved to Melbourne and is now an elementary schoolteacher there.
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"The one thing about being a public schoolteacher was you knew that was taken care of," Salfia, a teacher of 16 years, tells me.
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As a minor, Asma became involved in a relationship with her male schoolteacher — a relationship that could have cost them their lives if exposed.
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They knew the former schoolteacher was wanted in Zimbabwe for poaching rhinoceroses and selling their horns, which can command hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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But she came by her grit honestly: raised middle class in Hicksville, N.Y., the daughter of a schoolteacher and a stay-at-home mother.
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Like his parents, he began his career as a schoolteacher, before moving into the construction industry and launching China Pacific Construction Group in 1995.
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The area where they live, near the Plainview shopping center, is "comfortable, down to earth, not overly pretentious," Ms. Panjvani, a former schoolteacher, said.
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Mesha Griffin, an African-American schoolteacher from Washington, had flown to Britain alone, just to be present on the day of Ms. Markle's wedding.
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Sinan shares that condition with his father, Idris (Murat Cemcir), a schoolteacher whose gambling habit has brought embarrassment and financial hardship to the family.
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The counterprotester, 34-year-old former schoolteacher Shane Ryan Sealy, according to AL.com, was echoing the words of former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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"It seems silly to pretend at this point that there's a lot of nuance" between Democrats and Republicans, Eileen, a Columbus, Ohio, schoolteacher, told me.
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Traffic StopDirector: Kate DavisThe Gist: In June 2015, 26-year-old schoolteacher Breaion King was pulled over for a routine traffic violation in Austin, Texas.
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The beloved schoolteacher, who is driven to work every day by her daughter Agnes, recalls growing up in a simpler time, with less technological burden.
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ALIQUIPPA, Pa. – Investigators say a former Pennsylvania schoolteacher who was fatally shot in her mother&aposs driveway on Mother&aposs Day likely knew her attacker.
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Born in rural Finland in 1920, Laaksonen was a talented artist from an early age, and his schoolteacher parents encouraged his academic and creative pursuits.
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Because Rotondo's wife is a schoolteacher and already had the summer off, Rotondo couldn't prove that, and ended up taking several weeks of unpaid leave.
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The retired schoolteacher lives in a red house, where she and Zoran eat from red plates, drink from red glasses and sleep in red bedding.
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She replaces an obsession with a former schoolteacher for Eve, sending her beautiful clothing, refusing to assassinate her, and professing a genuine affection for her.
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One Harare schoolteacher waiting in a fuel station queue said filling his petrol tank twice a month would now cost him $528 rather than $230.
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Mink, who is a schoolteacher, according to her Facebook profile, said that being with her child at the restaurant partly motivated her to confront Pruitt.
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A schoolteacher could be compelled to testify about education rules, or a senior citizen could be compelled to testify about Medicare or Social Security rules.
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In short order she quit her job in publishing, moved to Mount Desert Island, and got a job as a schoolteacher before becoming a librarian.
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First, Joyce Pines, a retired schoolteacher who has become something of an attaché of Ms. Porchon-Lynch's, applied to Guinness World Records for special designation.
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"My father had dementia, so I'll do anything I can," said Ms. Cole, 86, a former elementary schoolteacher who also plays Sudoku puzzles every morning.
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Irina (Tavi Gevinson), fresh-faced and cheerful, wears a sparkly unicorn-horn headband; the disillusioned schoolteacher Olga (Rebecca Henderson) sports a chic Rodarte T-shirt.
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His mother, Loraine, was a schoolteacher and community activist who had led protests against a local grocery chain that prohibited black women from becoming cashiers.
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An Arab schoolteacher said most Arabs in the town were unhappy with what they see as a Kurdish government, but were afraid to speak out.
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FIELD NOTES Sylvia Weinstock, whose first job was as a schoolteacher, has baked wedding cakes for high-profile clients like Mariah Carey and Billy Joel.
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"Jeju is no longer the tourist destination I used to know," said Lee Hang-ran, 32, a schoolteacher from mainland South Korea, after visiting Bukchon.
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A schoolteacher, he has taken to keeping an "emergency suitcase" in his car in case "it" happens and he gets stuck on the California side.
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The plot is set in motion when a rich parent in a Boston suburb makes a potentially life changing offer to a struggling young schoolteacher.
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His son, a schoolteacher in the Hamptons, had a connection with a gift shop there, and Mr. Goldman offered his flags wholesale for $20 each.
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A meet-cute with an intellectual schoolteacher named Andi (Max Riemelt) leads to flirtation, an intense sexual assignation and an unsettling discovery the morning after.
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After the printing district burned down, in 1835, he returned to Long Island, working unhappily as a schoolteacher and pursuing a knockabout career in journalism.
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This prospect was a farmer and schoolteacher, and they talked in his classroom, which had a few low desks with shards of slate on top.
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Walz served for 24 years in the Army National Guard, while he was a schoolteacher and coach, but retired in 2005 to run for Congress.
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One frustrated borrower, Jessie Belote, a middle schoolteacher in Michigan, said she had spent nearly two years trying to resolve a complicated problem with FedLoan.
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The cousin, Brian Dempsey, 56, a schoolteacher from County Kildare, agreed to send Mr. Mattaliano a notarized letter granting permission to add Ms. McGahan's name.
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Most were working-class, but the range of careers was broad: longshoreman, schoolteacher, miner, vaudeville acrobat, rabbi, and at least one New Yorker fact-checker.
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"In a way it was like 'Twelve Angry Men' in reverse," said Jane Ritter, a retired schoolteacher on the panel who wept during the verdict.
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"This government talks about austerity for everyone, but of course forces the costs on society's most vulnerable people," said Giovana Santos Pereira, 2002, a schoolteacher.
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His father was a traveling salesman who took his wife, who was trained as an elementary schoolteacher, and his son on the road with him.
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She was so grateful for the education she received that she is determined to become an elementary schoolteacher — and to fight for fair educational policies.
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" These values were instilled in Brand by his strict schoolteacher father, who would say, "If you ever steal a bicycle, I will break your head.
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Seventeen government officials and company employees have been arrested over the accident, including Long Huamei, a former schoolteacher from Hunan Province whose company operated the dump.
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Maria Polos, a retired schoolteacher in the district where the attack took place, said she and other Christians were afraid to celebrate the holiday in public.
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Garrett, a retired schoolteacher who served in the Peace Corps, also ran and lost against Jordan in 2014, by 35 points, and 2016, by 36 points.
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When the two men returned to the home, both called 911 and said they had found the schoolteacher on the kitchen floor with blood all around.
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"First we had to learn how to turn it on and off," says Santosh Sharma (no relation), a 24-year-old schoolteacher from the neighbouring village.
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Earlier in the day, a Palestinian schoolteacher from the village of Tuqu' had been killed in a traffic accident, drawing a large crowd to her funeral.
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Linda Vogt, a retired schoolteacher, said that she would turn out for Mr. Trump, and that it would be her first time as a caucus participant.
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Egor Staroverstsev, a schoolteacher from Moscow, is one of the many ecologically-minded Muscovites to make the three-day journey north in support of the protest.
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John Feit, 83, had long been the main suspect in the 1960 death of schoolteacher Irene Garza, but he wasn't arrested until Tuesday in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Zelenskiy's campaign has been propelled by his TV show, Servant of the People, where he plays a scrupulously honest history schoolteacher who becomes president by accident.
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The story follows Jake Epping (James Franco), a recently divorced schoolteacher from the present day, whose friend Al Templeton discovers a time-travel portal to 1960.
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Back in 1998, the case of Mary Kay Latourneau, a schoolteacher who was charged with statutory rape of a 12-year-old student, made national news.
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"I didn't know a single schoolteacher who had her temperament or who was as sweet as she was," Mr. Lazarus said of Miss Peach in 2008.
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Lawrence Montoya was 22013 when he was questioned for nearly three hours at the Denver Police Headquarters as a suspect in the killing of a schoolteacher.
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In many European countries, in contrast, the schoolteacher would at least have a case, because their constitutions provide for a far more thorough enumeration of rights.
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Ms. Letissier, born in Nantes to schoolteacher parents, studied ballet for 10 years until she was 15 and then continued with modern jazz and contemporary dance.
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They say my grandma, a one-room schoolteacher, farmer's wife and mother of eight, once birthed in the morning and drove the tractor in the afternoon.
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So after staring at it for a while, he decided to use it to build a small monument to his mother, who had been a schoolteacher.
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"I know they want to go home and say 'I triggered a snowflake', but it's a stronger message to oppose them," said Meghan Self, a schoolteacher.
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Her father, Harold, was a government entomologist (one newspaper called him the state's "official bug hunter"), and her mother, the former Alice Bartlett, was a schoolteacher.
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"I'm waiting to see who is leading the race later this year before making up my mind," said Sue Wagner, a retired schoolteacher from Maquoketa, Iowa.
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Omaira Ortiz, a jovial schoolteacher with a mop of curly hair, suggested that the presence of the dogs seemed to drain the pageant of bad vibes.
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The son of an accountant and a schoolteacher, Garcia became one of Latin America's greatest orators and governed Peru as a firebrand leftist from 1985-1990.
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Though Mr. Mullaly, who is a schoolteacher and amateur fossil hunter, has collected more than a hundred fossils, he never before found a prehistoric shark tooth.
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Mr. Díaz-Canel grew up in the central province of Villa Clara, about three hours from Havana, the son of a schoolteacher and a factory worker.
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"I feel scared," said Karo Otitifore, an elementary schoolteacher waiting at a bus stop in Yaba, the Lagos suburb where the Italian patient was being treated.
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A schoolteacher, who was among the first group of signatories of Charter 08, has organized village election monitoring and become an expert on local election laws.
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Mr. Morley, a 74-year-old retired schoolteacher from West Creek, N.J., hiked three miles for a glimpse of a rare piping plover on Friday morning.
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The opera follows a cross-section of fictional barflies who join the uprising, including a Dominican-American schoolteacher (baritone) and a homeless teen-age hustler (tenor).
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William Henry Keeler was born on March 4, 1931, in San Antonio, to Thomas Henry, who sold steel products, and the former Margaret Conway, a schoolteacher.
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"If somebody wants to elect a military person, a padre, or whatever," said Mirian Dias, 67, a retired elementary schoolteacher, "it should be by the vote."
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The tale of a troubled schoolteacher, it transferred to London, where Mr. Storey, who had seldom gone to the theater, found himself acclaimed as a dramatist.
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The daughter of a nuclear physicist and schoolteacher, she grew up with more access to literature, both foreign and Chinese, than most children of her generation.
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"I do think that the plan needs to take in place the needs of the local businesses on 14th," said Aronson, a former diplomat and schoolteacher.
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IN THE HIT Ukranian television show "Servant of the People", the schoolteacher-turned-president, Vasyl Holoborodko, responds to resistance against his reform efforts by shooting up parliament.
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John Mark Karr Falsely Confessed to JonBenét's Murder In August 2006, former schoolteacher John Mark Karr was arrested as a suspect in the 6-year-old's death.
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He coaches CYO basketball, serves meals to needy families, and having learned from his mom, who was a schoolteacher in DC, tutors children at local elementary schools.
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"Working-class people are working-class people, whether it's a schoolteacher in Kansas or a construction worker in New York," he told Vox in a recent interview.
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Ben Hom, 48, a schoolteacher from Brooklyn who tends a farm near Oneonta, N.Y., during the summer, bought six boxes because bears destroyed his hives last spring.
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Her father, Renan Guillerm, died a few months after her birth; her mother, Jeanne Chateaureynaud, was a schoolteacher who thought ballet lessons would suit her vivacious daughter.
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In 2014, the schoolteacher once received a Cadillac Escalade SUV as payment for a kilogram of cocaine and passed the car on to Emmanuel, the document says.
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)An 18-year-old Pakistani schoolteacher died Wednesday from injuries after her body was set on fire for refusing a marriage proposal, police said.
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On Tuesday, her only challenger is Karen Mallard, a schoolteacher who says that President Trump's nomination of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos inspired her to enter the race.
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But after years of struggling with her identity, the 54-year-old special needs schoolteacher from the conservative small town of Mountain Green, Utah, decided to transition.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Schoolteacher Do Viet Khoa loves dogs, even though a puppy he once owned cost him his chance to run in Communist Vietnam's upcoming parliamentary election.
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After four hours of what locals call 'speculative queueing' outside a filling station in the center of town, schoolteacher Gilbert Kepekepe was still nowhere near getting served.
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Qusai was getting tall, and his schoolteacher noticed that his ambitions were growing with him, to be a serious actor and a star in his own right.
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One day, my elementary schoolteacher took us all to a struggle session where the last person to be dragged on stage turned out to be my mother.
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The village schoolteacher is suspicious, suggesting that the stranger may be a kind of Rasputin, another notorious "visionary and a healer," but no one chooses to listen.
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Directed by Bartlett Sher, the production pairs Kelli O'Hara and Ken Watanabe in the familiar roles of a British schoolteacher working in Siam and a Siamese king.
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His mother, a schoolteacher, and his father, an ob-gyn, urged him to put his umbrage to good purpose, so he sent the gear company a letter.
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But it often feels like the work of a scrupulous schoolteacher, eager to introduce a potentially off-putting but important topic to uninformed students without frightening them.
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One afternoon four years ago, Michael Baer, a massage therapist and retired schoolteacher on California's Central Coast, decided to make a petition to abolish the electoral college.
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Artist and schoolteacher Mateo Rueda was fired from his job teaching art at Lincoln Elementary School in Utah for showing images of nude paintings to his students.
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Johanna's Law, which is named after schoolteacher Johanna Silver Gordon who died of ovarian cancer, authorizes a federal program focused on boosting gynecologic cancer education and awareness.
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Despite holding steady jobs as a special needs schoolteacher and a sewage system technician, they couldn't find anything cheap enough for their bank to provide a mortgage.
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He coaches CYO basketball, serves meals to needy families, and having learned from his mom who is a schoolteacher in D.C., tutors children at local elementary schools.
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LUMBERTON, N.C. — At the flood-ruined home of a retired schoolteacher, Shirley King, a group of volunteers spent Thursday morning pulling out floors wrecked by Hurricane Florence.
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In San Tan Valley, an exurban area an hour southeast of Phoenix, Mary Stavely, an elementary schoolteacher, said she had also voted in favor of a walkout.
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Eventually she found a bus to Washington with a group out of Perrysville, organized by another former schoolteacher, Michele Knoll, who is now campaigning for State Legislature.
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An elementary schoolteacher in the Denver Public Schools, Ms. Sandoval earns about $50,000 a year, enough to afford a condominium or a modest house in most markets.
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Zaloom writes of Patricia, a schoolteacher in Florida who managed to cover in-state fees for both of her children after five years of working and saving.
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And meet the Australian schoolteacher, Jeff Horn, aka The Hornet, who is about to fight Manny Pacquiao for the world welterweight title on July 2 in Brisbane.
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In Batumi, Gvantsa Basilia, 29, a hotel employee, braved a screening at the Apollo Cinema with her mother, Lilly, an elementary schoolteacher, despite shouting protesters throwing eggs.
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Ms. Dixon, whose father was an army officer and mother a schoolteacher, grew up in a small town in central Ireland before moving to Dublin for university.
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The tattoo is her first, and a statement the 43-year-old schoolteacher has wanted to make for nearly 20 years, but never quite felt she could.
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Lori Clarke, 62, a retired schoolteacher from Bucks County, Pa., said the 2018 women's march in Philadelphia was the first time she had attended a public protest.
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In court on Tuesday, Ms. Burke, the defense lawyer, said Mr. Lewis's father, a retired schoolteacher, was now living in a nursing home and suffering from dementia.
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Democrat Lauren Arthur, a two-term state representative and former schoolteacher, beat her Republican opponent by about 19 points in a district Donald Trump won by 20163.
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When I asked book readers what they most missed, they mentioned a whole section in King's novel where Jake puts down roots in Jodie, Texas, as a schoolteacher.
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"Even though it's a wonderful environment, I know that, in sending my son to a Jewish preschool, it's a target," said Kasper, a former New York City schoolteacher.
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Former schoolteacher Horn, who improved his record to 17-0-1 after the win over the eight-division world champion, said he felt vindicated after the WBO's statement.
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Onscreen, her father, Rex, is played by Woody Harrelson and her mother, Rose Mary, an eccentric sometime schoolteacher with a passion for painting, is played by Naomi Watts.
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Those misfits are a boorish teen miscreant and his bowlcut sidekick, two good boys from the same school, and the splendid Phyllis Smith in the role of schoolteacher.
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My central character, Dot Braden [a schoolteacher from Virginia], described lots of pregnant women and not a lot of stigma if they weren't married when they were pregnant.
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The quest of saving the aging man falls to the boy, who surrenders his crush on the schoolteacher, Miss Cross, and instead plays matchmaker between the two adults.
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Comedian Rob Delaney plays an American bachelor whose job takes him to London, where he meets an alluring Irish schoolteacher played by the great writer/actor Sharon Horgan.
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This was an entirely practical decision: of the five careers proposed for females — nurse, schoolteacher, airline stewardess, secretary, and home economist — the home economists got paid the most.
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Even as high-rises sprang up in recent years to surround her dilapidated home, Ms. Zheng, a 303-year-old schoolteacher, and her husband, Sun Guojian, held firm.
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Barbara (Judi Dench), an aging schoolteacher, is pathologically infatuated with Sheba (Cate Blanchett), her married colleague, while Sheba is having an affair with a teenage student (Andrew Simpson).
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The Education Trust is now run by Obama's second education secretary, John B. King Jr., a former schoolteacher, charter-school leader and New York state commissioner of education.
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Mr. Puryear was born in 1941 and grew up, African-American, in a racially segregated Washington, D.C. His father was a postal worker, his mother an elementary schoolteacher.
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"My mother would break into the conversation and explain to whomever I was talking to, 'But she doesn't want to be an old-maid schoolteacher,'" Ms. Warren wrote.
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For more than three years, Saodat Mananova, a 63-year-old schoolteacher from ex-Soviet Uzbekistan, could not get her late husband's savings from a state-run bank.
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Volodymyr Zelensky, famous for playing a schoolteacher accidentally vaulted into the presidency, will face the second-place finisher — as of now, the incumbent, Petro Poroshenko — on April 21.
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His mother, Vera, was a schoolteacher; John loved her deeply, and photographed her outside their tidy house, asleep on a sofa or reading with his younger brother, David.
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The Muslim Brotherhood is a missionary movement founded in Egypt in 20173 by Hassan al-Banna, a schoolteacher working in the town of Ismailia, near the Suez Canal.
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She plays Laura, a schoolteacher who goes on a date with a charming, handsome doctor, Andrew (Ioan Gruffudd), and wakes up the next morning convinced she's been raped.
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His mother, Lydia (Hutton) Colescott, was a schoolteacher who played the piano; his father, Warrington Sr., was a porter on the Southern Pacific Railroad and played the violin.
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It would be a few months before I reached my breaking point and exposed him to a schoolteacher, someone I knew would be legally bound to report him.
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OBITUARIES Because of an editing error, a headline with the obituary about a 19th-century Nebraska schoolteacher who ushered schoolchildren to safety during a blizzard misspelled her surname.
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Spates evolves from a footman of the 1920s, to a schoolteacher, to a public arts administrator, to — in the circle-closing final scene — a part-time hotel manager.
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An opposition lawmaker and anticorruption campaigner, Akos Hadhazy, also produced evidence that Mr. Borkai's wife, a schoolteacher, owned a luxury property with a horse stable and tennis court.
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When Dani Bostick, a 40-year-old schoolteacher and Army wife from Winchester, Va., discovered Twitter, she felt it was a great opportunity to have her voice heard.
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Today, the two-story addition looks onto a garden commissioned in 212 by three schoolteacher daughters of Edward J. Donlin, a physician who bought the property in 21847.
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" As a schoolteacher for 240 years before entering the ministry, she recalled so many black parents struggling to provide day care, their children "left back and left out.
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Before last summer, Bro, a former elementary schoolteacher, led a relatively quiet life, doing secretarial work and living in a modest trailer home about 30 minutes north of Charlottesville.
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At least 32 people from Kyar Gaung Taung village had been arrested and 10 killed, said a village schoolteacher, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisals.
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The same was true of Casey J, an elementary schoolteacher who Mr. Boone met in 2014 and immediately pursued after she worked as a worship leader in his church.
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Vanessa Mikuski, the schoolteacher in the van, tapped the button in Pana's smartphone app when her car broke down without warning that June morning in the east of Caracas.
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CNN Business was unable to reach the person, or people, behind the account, to ask if they were indeed a California schoolteacher that chose to use someone else's picture.
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CIUDAD REAL, Spain — Jesús Camacho, 28, a schoolteacher, recalled a time in his youth when he refused to read "Don Quixote," the most famous work by Miguel de Cervantes.
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In Mela Thiruvenkatanathapuram, though, he is known as the grandson of a local schoolteacher and yarn merchant who drove an ox-cart and typically wore a traditional wraparound dhoti.
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But she's spent her life as a schoolteacher, artist, and curator tapped into another side of the city—her work is infused with the philosophy and aesthetic of Afrofuturism.
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Gary Guerrier, 36, a schoolteacher, saw the storm rip the metal roof off his house, leaving him, his wife and their week-old baby daughter exposed to the elements.
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A little while later, a disgruntled local schoolteacher burst into the crowded church, clad in body armor and armed with two assault rifles, and opened fire on the parishioners.
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Dozens of additional payments to Ms. Toscano-Percoco, a former schoolteacher, would follow over the next several years, paid through a third party to avoid detection, according to prosecutors.
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An elementary schoolteacher for 25 years, she has Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a neurological disorder that has weakened her legs, feet and thumbs and compromised her fine motor skills.
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The twist is that he's Sri Lankan too, by heritage in any case: Romesh Ranganathan is a schoolteacher turned comedian whose parents immigrated to Britain before he was born.
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Ms. Bloom's husband, Raymond Margolies, who died in 2002, was a city firefighter who retired and became a city schoolteacher with a pharmacist career on the side, relatives said.
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A long life, a fulfilling career as a schoolteacher, a merciful end (relatively speaking), three children and a devoted husband: what was necessary had been accomplished, and accomplished rightly.
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" Trump also said in the interview that he "never said anything bad about" May, after The Washington Post reported that Trump thinks of the leader as a "bossy schoolteacher.
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Sharon (Sharon Horgan), an Irish schoolteacher, and Rob (Rob Delaney), an American adman, meet in a London bar and proceed to have loads of sex, most of it unprotected.
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Here's the deal ... more than 20 men are suing the Archdiocese of New Orleans for employing George F. Brignac, a schoolteacher and deacon who allegedly sexually abused several boys.
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Once a respected schoolteacher (she gushed to her students about Vivaldi, entertained her friends with English-style teacups), she spends her later years in an embittered state of disassociation.
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"The national level is farther away than it is for me right here," is how Karen Howard, 68, a retired schoolteacher in western Kentucky, accounted for the different receptions.
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A longtime schoolteacher who left the classroom in recent years to advocate full-time for improving mental health in America's schools, Kennedy was content staying politically active from the sidelines.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Tyler Ivanoff, an American schoolteacher, was gathering firewood with his children on a beach in western Alaska when he came across a champagne bottle with a letter inside.
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You encounter one, then you encounter their child or their mother or their friend, and then you encounter maybe a schoolteacher and then her mother and then her work friend.
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When a predatory schoolteacher tries to blackmail Shalimar and Boonyi with evidence of their sexual indiscretion, the council sends him packing and arranges for the lovers to be married instead.
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Family members say he got his confidence from his mother, Julia, a former schoolteacher who relentlessly drove him as a student and wouldn't allow him to call their family poor.
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She was an American schoolteacher and boardinghouse keeper who traveled extensively throughout Ireland in the 1840s and bore witness to the suffering she encountered there with fierce clarity and compassion.
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Adolf Koch, a former schoolteacher who believed in nudity's pedagogical benefits, founded a network of nudist schools, and in 1929, the Berlin campus hosted the first International Congress on Nudity.
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The company was founded in 2011 by a Franco-Japanese named Samuel Maruta, who first came to Vietnam as a schoolteacher, and Vincent Mourou, a Franco-American former advertising executive.
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But, the real scandal is what the money was for: Hastert allegedly withdrew the sum to pay an unnamed individual whom he had sexually abused while working as a schoolteacher.
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Alarmed by the impact of the Industrial Revolution on students' health, an elementary schoolteacher named Richard Shirrmann organized weekend field trips to the country with overnights in local school buildings.
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The first in his family to finish college, Mr. Tseden worked for nearly a decade as a schoolteacher and civil servant in Qinghai before moving to Beijing for film school.
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Johnny Depp plays Ichabod Crane, Irving's pencil-thin schoolteacher who is here reimagined as a late-18th-century New York City policeman sent to investigate a string of murders upstate.
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"It's fine to have your neighbor celebrate his birthday once a year, but not to have a weekly party above your head," said Mr. Domènech, who is a retired schoolteacher.
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Zelenskiy, who came to fame in a TV sitcom playing the part of a schoolteacher who becomes president, defeated incumbent Petro Poroshenko in a landslide presidential election earlier this year.
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" To illustrate how the tax would work, Warren describes a schoolteacher who has no savings and an "heir" who has five hundred million dollars in "yachts, jewelry, and fine art.
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His first film after he was able to return to Romania and work freely, "The Oak" (1992), looked at life before the 1989 revolution through the story of a schoolteacher.
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But his wife is a schoolteacher, their health insurance is through her job, and Mr. DeNozzo worries about the potential cuts to schools that could result from Mr. Trump's budget.
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Former classmates at Grafton High School said that he had lived with his father, a trash collector who competed in triathlon events, and that his mother had been a schoolteacher.
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Zelenskiy's unorthodox campaign traded on the character he plays in the TV show, a scrupulously honest schoolteacher who becomes president by accident after an expletive-ridden rant about corruption goes viral.
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His unorthodox campaign traded on the character he plays in the TV show, a scrupulously honest schoolteacher who becomes president by accident after an expletive-ridden rant about corruption goes viral.
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A New York City schoolteacher was arrested on Wednesday and charged with sexually abusing a teenage student at a Brooklyn middle school where he worked, the police and education officials said.
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Mr. Weddle argued that Mr. Hawit should be released on a $1 million bail package to live under house arrest in the Miami area with his daughter, a schoolteacher, and grandson.
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His unorthodox campaign traded on the character he plays in the TV show, a scrupulously honest schoolteacher who becomes president by accident after an expletive-ridden rant about corruption goes viral.
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"I oppose abortion, but I think Planned Parenthood does a lot of good for people who can't afford birth control," said Kim Wells, a schoolteacher and Trump supporter in North Augusta.
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He became famous playing the TV comedy role of a schoolteacher who unexpectedly becomes president after a pupil films his foul-mouthed tirade against corrupt politicians and posts the video online.
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I watched the speech on TV, at the home of Debbie Cavanaugh, a white schoolteacher in her fifties who leads a community group called the Central Islip Coalition of Good Neighbors.
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In 21992, Ms. Novak, a former schoolteacher and the mother of five, faced a crisis when her husband, a doctor, died suddenly of a heart attack at the age of 21997.
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FIREFLIES The quiet life of a retired Texas schoolteacher is upended when she meets a strange drifter, and an unlikely romance develops, in this new play by Matthew Barber ("Enchanted April").
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"This unforeseen tragedy has left his dreams for his wife, who is a local schoolteacher, and his 8-year-old baby girl shattered, replaced only with heartbreaking uncertainty," Ms. House wrote.
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They percolate quietly with the sense that people are ultimately unknowable, and a fierce, cartoonlike schoolteacher, Sister Agatha, becomes a figure whose dramatic disappearance from her students' lives is never explained.
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"This unwanted situation has triggered a strong movement of solidarity, but also some worries," said Rubén Quirante, a schoolteacher and spokesman for an association set up to support Archidona's detained migrants.
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But there were few opportunities for physicists or women when Payne-Scott earned her graduate degree in 1936, so she became a schoolteacher and then took the job at Amalgamated Wireless.
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After listening to "True Colors," Mr. Oscar described his attempts to hide his as a young man serving in the United States Army and later as an elementary schoolteacher in Brooklyn.
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Caracristi's own brilliance soon announced itself: She and her female boss, a schoolteacher from West Virginia, broke a code that enabled the American military to pinpoint the location of Japanese troops.
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In 2012, Mr. Howe said that he had received a call from Mr. Percoco, who indicated that he was facing financial strains, and his wife, Lisa, a former schoolteacher, was unemployed.
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Zelenskiy became famous playing the TV comedy role of a schoolteacher who unexpectedly becomes president after a pupil films his foul-mouthed tirade against corrupt politicians and posts the video online.
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Joanne Froggatt of "Downton Abbey" plays a schoolteacher, Laura Nielson, who goes on a date with a handsome widowed doctor (Ioan Gruffudd) and subsequently accuses him of drugging and raping her.
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"It's annoying that there are so many candidates," said Carol Carbonell, 73, a retired schoolteacher who attended a "meet and greet" at an art gallery in Lowell for one of them.
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Directed by Mike Leigh, the movie stars Sally Hawkins (in her breakthrough role) as Poppy, a bubbly 30-year-old schoolteacher in London who only sees the good in the world.
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"We used to buy favorite foods such as ice cream, cheese, bacon, sausages and ham, and prepare good breakfasts for our families, " said Moreblessing Nyambara, a 35-year-old Harare schoolteacher.
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Ms. Yip's schoolteacher approach worked for the audience members, who were generally younger, more casually dressed, and maybe newer to classical music, judging by the odd burst of applause between movements.
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"Jimmy Breslin was the one that broke the story, and being that it was him reporting it, it made the story more credible," Mr. Davidson, now a schoolteacher in Atlanta, said.
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He's the only man who gets to sit in on the women's meeting, a schoolteacher who is considered barely a man by the rest of the colony because he doesn't farm.
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In 1977, the Supreme Court heard a case from Detroit schoolteacher D. Louis Abood, who objected to being forced to become a member or pay agency fees to a teachers union.
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Her parents, former oil roughneck Izhak al-Faouir, 34, and schoolteacher Doaa al-Faouri, 26, fled to Jordan after airstrikes drove them out of their homes in the village of Sheikh Miskeen.
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One retired schoolteacher from Milwaukee told the Green Bay Press Gazette that he was "disgusted" by the kneelers, and that he'd brought American flags to wave in the stands as a counterprotest.
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We didn't know that a young lesbian schoolteacher in Oklahoma would win a special election by 31 votes, flipping a state senate seat in a district Trump had won by 40 points.
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Pro-China Hung Hsiu-chu, a one-time schoolteacher known by the nickname "Little Hot Chili Pepper", won 56 percent of the vote, a Nationalist Party spokeswoman said, beating three other candidates.
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Its premiers are popular and seem relatable: Hannelore Kraft in North-Rhine Westphalia is known as "Landesmutter", or mother of the state; Thorsten Albig in Schleswig-Holstein could pass for a schoolteacher.
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A young American schoolteacher helped reunite students with their parents before trying to get to her flat, her father believes, to call home to let her family know she was all right.
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Thoughtful, hard-working and fiercely proud of his family (he still calls his mother, Kay, a former schoolteacher, every Sunday), McConaughey tops PEOPLE's first-ever list of 100 Reasons to Love America.
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Many of them, like Stephen King, who was a schoolteacher, produced their breakout (and, in King's case, what many consider his very best) work while they still held a 9-to-5.
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When she complained to Human Resources, though, she was told that the county had relied on her contract with her previous employer—she'd been a schoolteacher in Arizona—to set her pay.
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The methods of death became more and more grotesque: Last year a schoolteacher accused of helping a friend marry a man of her choice was tied to a van and burned alive.
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" The president in the interview denied that he ever "said anything bad about" May in the interview after The Washington Post reported that he thinks the British leader is a "bossy schoolteacher.
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MEGAN ABBOTT, "DIE A LITTLE" (2005) A schoolteacher, Lora King, moves to a one-bedroom apartment on Pasadena's west side, where she obsesses about her brother's marriage to a mysterious woman. 8.
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Indeed, with his scholarly manners, the undemonstrative Mr. Shagari, a former schoolteacher raised as a devout Sunni Muslim, sometimes seemed an unlikely figurehead for a nation that projected itself as Africa's colossus.
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She was a schoolteacher with a salary and a pension, their daughter Julie said in a telephone interview, and knew that her husband could get another drugstore job when he was fired.
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In a podcast interview posted last spring, Nicole Jorgenson, a singer and former schoolteacher in North Dakota, explains to her host that she has never been happier since marrying and having children.
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She is the most convincing as a host, even though she often appears drained by the spectacle around her, as if she were an elementary schoolteacher watching the class descend into chaos.
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It is a quirky collection of found objects playfully arranged by Mr. Scalza, 57, an artist and former city schoolteacher who lives in a rent-stabilized apartment in one of the buildings.
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Isabela Romero, a 50-year-old schoolteacher, stood in the crowd of the president's supporters in Ciudad Guyana, once a growing industrial city whose wealth was fueled by iron, steel and aluminum.
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Raised in a small village near Trieste by a sales manager father and a schoolteacher mother, Regeni, a 28-year-old leftist, was enthralled by the revolutionary spirit of the Arab Spring.
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"When we lost all of our county row offices I felt like somebody had died," said Susan Bender, a retired schoolteacher, 72 years old and entering her fourth year as an activist.
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The demands of raising two sons, and the need to augment the salary of her husband, Jeremy Palmer, a schoolteacher, led Ms. See to seek advertising work, in print and on television.
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On a Friday morning in April, Ms. Sweity, a 54-year-old schoolteacher and mother of six, stood on the same roof, watching a column of dark smoke spiral into the sky.
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"When we got back from Christmas break, a couple of kids had them, then a couple more kids had them, and then they were definitely en vogue," one New Hampshire schoolteacher said.
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Stockhausen's childhood was nightmarish: his father, a schoolteacher who embraced Nazi ideology, was killed on the Eastern Front, and his mother, who suffered from depression, was murdered in the Nazi euthanasia program.
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Zelensky, 41, made his name on Servant of the People, a Ukrainian comedy show that follows the life of an everyman schoolteacher who unexpectedly becomes president and takes on the nation's oligarchs.
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I remember coming home from school one afternoon to find my mother, who had found work as a schoolteacher, crying in the kitchen after a colleague had threatened to have her deported.
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While Petro Poroshenko, the incumbent president, staged political rallies, Mr Zelensky could be found filming his popular TV show, "Servant of the People", in which he plays a schoolteacher who accidentally becomes president.
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For example, if you're a schoolteacher and you have a life insurance policy that's in the millions and millions, that's very suspicious – especially if you've increased your coverage in the last two years.
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After Mr. Dolan was catapulted to cinematic fame with "I Killed My Mother," he made a raft of French-language films, including "Laurence Anyways," an ill-fated love story featuring a transgender schoolteacher.
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Immediately after my dad lost the business, and bankruptcy ensued, my father began collecting unemployment and, given my mother's meager earnings as a Catholic schoolteacher, was also forced to apply for food stamps.
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His mother, Bella, was a schoolteacher; his father, Michael, was a failed opera singer who, even though he was an atheist, became the cantor in a local synagogue, because he loved the music.
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A cabinet secretary is more likely to be a billionaire than a union member; more often a big donor than a schoolteacher; and more familiar with travel on private jets than public transportation.
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But when the boy asks his schoolteacher "why the same number, π," is "used to measure all circles, both big ones and little ones," he doesn't get a spanking, he gets a scholarship.
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Growing up, Maryann Rosenbaum, 67, a retired schoolteacher in the Chicago area, heard stories from her grandmother about a house next to a pond where her mother was born in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
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Season 1 found Sharon and Rob — the Irish schoolteacher and American ad man played by Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney — consciously coupling in London after a weeklong hookup led to an unplanned pregnancy.
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Erik Sudduth, a schoolteacher who works in New York City, wanted to give marrow last year to the eight-year-old daughter of a friend, who had recently been diagnosed with acute leukemia.
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The groom's mother retired as an elementary schoolteacher for the Chappaqua Central School District in Chappaqua, N.Y. His father is a managing director, senior fixed income portfolio manager at Roosevelt Investments in Manhattan.
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Elizabeth Jennings Graham (circa 1830-203) Ms. Graham was a young black schoolteacher who refused to give up her seat on a horse-drawn streetcar while on her way to church in 1854.
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"I started to cry, and then it just felt like, 'It's not worth crying about,'" said Ms. Shanklin, 67, a schoolteacher, describing her feelings as she stood there looking at what had been.
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Long afterward, a schoolteacher in Calgary, Alberta, Chad Soon, who was also of Chinese descent and had heard stories of Kwong's career from his grandfather, campaigned to honor him as an N.H.L. trailblazer.
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He asks if there are people with a similar background in the audience, and proceeds with anecdotes — about schoolteacher nuns and priests, both censorious and inspirational — he presumes will be familiar to them.
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Karen Lancaster, 63, a retired schoolteacher, confirmed Wednesday that Ms. Gray had told her, in the late 1980s, that Mr. Moore repeatedly tried to ask her out during those years at the mall.
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The groom is a son of Esther Paik-Goodhart of Demarest, N.J., and Alan L. Goodhart of Bergenfield, N.J. The groom's mother works as a Hebrew schoolteacher at several locations in Bergen County.
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Trotter is a retired schoolteacher — "It took me 35 years to get out of eighth grade," she said — who taught American history, and she has also made history in the dog show world.
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"She seems very genuine and down-to-earth to me," said Jane Vance, a 69-year-old retired schoolteacher from nearby New London, N.H., who said she was still choosing between Warren, Sen.
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"It's time for Japan to solve this issue," said Catherine Henderson, an Australian schoolteacher in Tokyo who says her husband left with their two children last April without warning, despite divorce court proceedings.
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After years of spending hundreds of nights on the road, he wants to be able to have more time with his partner, a schoolteacher in his hometown, and his father, who is 83.
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"My parents always thought that this was just a short-term thing, that it was a fantasy — I'd grow up and come home, get a job as a schoolteacher or whatever," McDonald said.
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I knew that he was sent to Occupied France in the next war, to work as a schoolteacher in a village in Alsace, while his wife and four children stayed behind in Germany.
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Half-read books about saints (research for his next novel, "A Saint in Texas") were splayed on the furniture, and he was fretting over the state of disgraced schoolteacher Mary Kay Letourneau's marriage.
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A schoolteacher, he's disheartened to discover that her senior position at a respected consulting firm basically has her formulating different scenarios to help her client lay off skilled workers and find cheaper workers elsewhere.
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Titled simply "A Japanese Interior" (1893), it was a lively memoir by a New Haven-born schoolteacher, Alice Mabel Bacon, who had taught for a year in a Tokyo school in the late 1880s.
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Ms. Haran, 47, a founder of Barefoot Theater Co. and a mother of two, has more of a schoolteacher air and spends most of her time giving feedback to writers on new play development.
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Date-night viewing, if you dare: Season 2 finds Sharon and Rob — the Irish schoolteacher and American ad man played by Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney — consciously coupling in London after an unplanned pregnancy.
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In front of a grand piano in the foyer, Liu Lei, 31, a primary schoolteacher and member of the Hezhen, or Nanai, ethnic group from Heilongjiang Province, posed for photographs in a bright costume.
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Christine Vilord, an Idaho schoolteacher who described herself as a moderate Republican, said she could support a Medicare-for-all program of national health insurance even if it meant a small increase in taxes.
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The opposition -- the Sudanese Professional (SPA) -- put forward Ahmed Al-Rabee, a schoolteacher earning the equivalent of around $33 a month and emblematic of the economic hardship faced by professionals amid Sudan's institutional corruption.
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He then went home to Illinois to work in a photo studio and married Audrey Katherine Mathews, a schoolteacher, in 1954, the same year he landed a job as a staff photographer at Kodak.
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At 35 minutes, the film would have benefited from a more fleshed-out approach to its subject matter, which involves the 2015 arrest of Breaion King, a young African-American schoolteacher, in Austin, Texas.
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William Carter Jenkins was born on July 26, 1945, in Mt. Pleasant, S.C. His father, Albert Daniel Jenkins, was a funeral home director and restaurant owner; his mother, Martha (Wilson) Jenkins, was a schoolteacher.
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Mr. Schintler, the son of a schoolteacher and retired sheriff's deputy from the small city of Kalona, Iowa, said he initially had no interest in joining a fraternity because of their "Animal House" reputations.
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When the body of 25-year-old schoolteacher and beauty queen Irene Garza washed up in a canal, no one wanted to accuse the man whose photographic slide viewer was found near her corpse.
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He grew to national fame playing the TV comedy role of a schoolteacher who unexpectedly becomes president after a pupil films him making a foul-mouthed tirade against corrupt politicians and posts the video online.
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In late middle age, Sørensen has maintained the look of a schoolteacher -- which he was for decades, before entering politics -- perhaps with a dash of sea captain, in the form of a scruffy white beard.
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Hawkins, a former schoolteacher hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, won the 100-meter dash in a blazing 40.12 seconds at the USA Track and Field Outdoors Masters Championships this weekend, according to the Washington Post.
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Her face went up on highway billboards around the city in the weeks that followed, as a team of 15 marshals from the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force was tasked with finding the former schoolteacher.
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It has earned him a reputation for candour, integrity and courage, of which his marriage to Chasten, a schoolteacher who is by far the most prominent political spouse in the primary, provides a constant reminder.
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Talent is in the eye of the pad holder and Mr. Lek on the job often resembled a Muay Thai version of the eccentric schoolteacher from Muriel Spark's novel The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie.
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And she is a schoolteacher, like Mr. Duchovny's mother, Meg, who was a cherished teacher at Grace Church School in Greenwich Village and his sister, Laurie, who is a teacher at St. Ann's in Brooklyn.
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Angel González, a retired schoolteacher facing a 263 percent cut to his pension, is beginning to wonder whether his three-person household will have to cut back to one cellphone and take turns using it.
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Dennis Hastert, the Speaker of the House of Representatives from 2154 to 277, was sentenced to 27 months in prison for trying to pay off a victim he sexually abused when he was a schoolteacher.
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It fell to an amateur pianist and soon-to-be programmer named Christopher Strachey to turn Turing's directions into melodies, with the young schoolteacher persuading Turing to give him access to the Mark II overnight.
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Nestled at the end of the field is Andy's 3-month-old baby, the product of his relationship — highly unlikely, objectively, but somehow believable onscreen — with Becky, the driven, sarcastic schoolteacher played by Rachael Stirling.
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I would have liked more genuinely out-of-the-box composing, like the sharply drawn duel of wits between Boonyi (sung by the intelligent, beguiling soprano Andriana Chuchman) and the cunning, blackmailing schoolteacher (Geoffrey Agpalo).
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Watch it hereRob Delaney and Sharon Horgan write and star in this R-rated comedy about a one-week stand between a Boston ad exec and a London schoolteacher that leads to an accidental pregnancy.
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Lisa's mother, Joan had learned candy-making skills from her mother, a schoolteacher who had made hand-dipped filled chocolates, pecan logs and toffee in a makeshift factory in her basement in Salt Lake City.
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Edward and Grace are intellectuals — he a schoolteacher, she a retiree assembling a poetry anthology — living comfortably in the picturesque town of Seaford, England, and Nicholson's script walks a fine line between flowery and restrained.
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They considered many possibilities, finally settling on the very smallest of the lot, a one-bedroom on the fifth floor of a walk-up with "excruciatingly steep stairs," said Mr. Leslie, 41, an elementary schoolteacher.
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Danny Zitha, 66, a retired schoolteacher, said he was annoyed by the A.N.C.'s attempts to woo back voters like himself, especially with talk that the black middle class owed its success to the party.
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Her mother retired as an elementary schoolteacher in the West Windsor Plainsboro school district in West Windsor, N.J. The groom, 30, is a grant writer and budget manager for the City University of New York.
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Her mother retired as an elementary schoolteacher in the West Windsor Plainsboro school district in West Windsor, N.J. The groom, 403, is a grant writer and budget manager for the City University of New York.
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KIEV, Ukraine — As a television actor in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky played an idealistic schoolteacher whose tirade against corruption is filmed by his students, winds up online and suddenly goes viral, propelling him to the presidency.
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KIEV, Ukraine — As a television actor in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky played an idealistic schoolteacher whose tirade against corruption is filmed by his students, winds up online and suddenly goes viral, propelling him to the presidency.
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The son of a rural schoolteacher, Mr. Petro joined a guerrilla group at a young age, later putting down his arms after a deal with the government in the 1990s and entering left-wing politics.
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Out of the ensuing chaos, the town's bashful mayor (Tony Hale, from "Veep") is forced to assert himself, and a pastor's faith is challenged, as is the relationship between a schoolteacher and her new fiancé.
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THE WAY I DIE (Pegasus Crime, $25.95) finds this enigmatic protagonist in northern Michigan, on Mackinac Island, preparing to eradicate a predatory schoolteacher before the man can pounce on the teenage girls in his care.
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"I never thought they'd go through a subdivision," said Ms. Menard, a former Houston schoolteacher who said she had been shaken since she was notified in June of plans to build the wall next year.
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After escaping homelessness thanks to the support of a schoolteacher and her parents' tireless efforts to secure housing, she went on to finish high school and university before earning a law degree at the Sorbonne.
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It belongs to a schoolteacher in Vermont, a coal miner in West Virginia, a waitress in Las Vegas, a tattooist in San Francisco, and to you, and to me, and to every other American citizen.
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"I'm thinking of getting a bike," said schoolteacher Yanet Sanchez, 27, after waiting for three hours to get from central Havana to her western neighborhood by bus, a trip that should take just 20 minutes.
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An African-American schoolteacher, Graham was on her way to play the organ at a church service in 1854, when her streetcar's conductor demanded she get off and wait for a car for colored people.
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"I'm thinking of getting a bike," said schoolteacher Yanet Sanchez, 27, after queuing for three hours to get from central Havana to her western neighborhood by bus, a trip that should take just 20 minutes.
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Created and written by the brothers Harry and Jack Williams, this psychological thriller opens with a first date between a schoolteacher, Laura (Joanne Froggatt, "Downton Abbey"), and a dashing surgeon, Andrew (Ioan Gruffudd, "Fantastic Four").
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For Mackenzie Scibetta, who taught English lessons online to Japanese and Korean adults while working as a schoolteacher in Thailand, perhaps an even more unexpected place to find love was during one of her lessons.
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Mr. Oshima, 21990, a retired schoolteacher in Japan, takes a flight to Beijing, then another to Pyongyang, carrying small gifts like candy and underwear, and items that his siblings can sell: baby clothes, medicine, shoes.
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Everyone seemed very happy for Mr. Ratburn — the anthropomorphic rat and schoolteacher on "Arthur" — after he tied the knot with a male aardvark named Patrick in a recent episode of the long-running animated series.
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The 29-year-old former schoolteacher was awarded a unanimous 12-round decision over the eight-division world champion after a bloody battle in front of more than 51,000 fans at Brisbane's Lang Park on Sunday.
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Former Seattle schoolteacher Mary Kay Letourneau — whose notorious sexual relationship with her 12-year-old student landed her in prison on child rape charges — remains on the sex offender registry in King County, Washington, PEOPLE confirms.
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Also, if you've ever found yourself deep within the bowels of Christmas-themed Netflix, you may have watched her movie Christmas Bounty (It's about a bounty hunter who leaves her job to become an elementary schoolteacher).
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Irmela Mensah-Schramm, a 70-year-old former schoolteacher, has spent 30 years scraping off and painting over neo-Nazi symbols across the German capital, and continues her work despite facing numerous assaults over the years.
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Ms. Brookins Santelises recalled an experience from when she was a middle schoolteacher, when she showed a student named Tabitha her test scores and explained to her that she was significantly below grade level in reading.
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I had only the ground floor of the house; the upstairs was occupied by a schoolteacher, who entered her apartment by way of a very unsafe-looking exterior staircase that undulated and squealed with her steps.
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The same rationale has been used to deny a schoolteacher the right to wear her head scarf in the classroom, and to bar a university student from sitting for an exam while wearing a head scarf.
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Nomi lives with her father, a schoolteacher who cannot make sense of what has happened to his family and spends most nights sitting in a lawn chair, staring at the highway that runs past their house.
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The person or people running the account said they were a schoolteacher named Talia, working in the Bay Area in California, and they tweeted regularly about their job, though without ever including too many identifying details.
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