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Standing seam mansard blends with Brooklyn: fluoropolymer finish gives steel roof a copper-like appearance. (One Pierrepont Plaza)
Building Design & Construction
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November 1, 1990
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Standing seam mansard blends with Brooklyn
One Pierrepont Plaza is the first major commercial office building to be constructed in Brooklyn in 25 years, making it a latter-day pioneer of the area. Sited near the East River, the 19-story tower was built with its sights set - literally and figuratively - on Wall Street.
In addition to accomodating the high-tech requirements of Brooklyn-bound financial service firms, One Pierrepont Plaza was designed to complement the historic Brooklyn Heights district it presides over. To that end, New York City-based A/E firm ...
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Protestant theology and apocalyptic rhetoric in Roger Ascham's The Schoolmaster.(Critical essay)(Report)
Magazine article from: Journal of the History of Ideas
; Samuel Johnson described Roger Ascham's The Schoolmaster (1570) as...to hyperbole, Johnson recognized in Ascham the same excellence that Elizabeth did. Upon taking the throne, she invited Ascham to become her informal tutor, and...
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ECHO MEMORIES - Kindly teacher who spared the rod to spoil his royal charges
Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo
; WHEN Roger Ascham died in 1568, Queen Elizabeth...queens, princes and princesses.Ascham, pronounced Askam, was born...Thirsk. The third son of John Ascham, steward to Lord Scrope of Bolton, Roger was educated not at a school...
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NSW: Six girls, teacher injured after ceiling collapses
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia)
; ...they too are structurally sound. "Ascham will undertake whatever actions are recommended by the engineer." Ascham, a non-denominational school founded...school for girls, was named after Roger Ascham, tutor to Queen Elizabeth I. About...
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Poisoned figs and Italian sallets: nation, diet, and the early modern English traveler.
Magazine article from: Annali d'Italianistica
; ...contemporary and fellow courtier Roger Ascham had famously warned of in The Scholemaster (1570). The young traveler, Ascham feared, shall not always, in his...Italian. (64-65) According to Ascham, the young English traveler's...
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Echo memories - After 300 years, the captain is bringing the Silver Arrow home
Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo
; ...a couple of stories, we may begin with Roger Ascham from Kirby Wiske, 15 miles from Scorton. In 1548, Ascham, who attended Cambridge University from...for his daughter, Princess Elizabeth. Ascham became a great favourite of the future...
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Johann Sturm on Education: The Reformation and Humanist Learning.
Magazine article from: Renaissance Quarterly
; ...touched people from throne rooms in capitals (e.g., Roger Ascham and Queen Elizabeth) to simple schools with great expectations...Princes (1551); Concerning the English Nobility, for Roger Ascham (1551); The Lauingen School (1565); Classical...
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Scenes of Instruction in Renaissance Romance.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Renaissance Quarterly
; ...frozen in maxims and sententiae (the kind of experience Roger Ascham wished to substitute for hedonistic wanderings abroad...he suggests, interrogates but cannot quite escape Ascham's certainties. In the first Euphues, its protagonist...
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"A wanton trade of living"? Rhetoric, Effeminacy, and the Early Modern Courtier.
Magazine article from: Criticism
; ...we are not?(5) Notably, the Protestant moralist Roger Ascham condemns the purveyors of courtly love, the translators...than three years' travel abroad spent in Italy." Ascham even recommends Hoby's translation, while one avid...
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"The Ende Therfore of a Perfect Courtier" in Baldassare Castiglione's The Courtier.(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: Philological Quarterly
; ...reasons and used to support divergent positions.(3) Roger Ascham in The Schoolmaster (1570) would rather the English youth read The Courtier than travel to Italy. Ascham has supported the traditional ideals of learning, virtue...
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Close Readers: Humanism and Sodomy in Early Modern England.(Review)
Magazine article from: Shakespeare Studies
; ...John Harington" (father of the more famous translator), within a reading of Roger Ascham studying Cicero in bed with a student (140). While the survey of Ascham's life and career is highly relevant to an argument on the potential homoeroticism...
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