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The value of dissent; Daniel Ellsberg.('Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers')
The Economist (US)
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October 5, 2002
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Daniel Ellsberg was the ultimate government insider until he discovered that leaking information could be a patriotic act
A DIFFERENT war, a different time. But for those who still anguish over America's part in the Vietnamese conflict--and there are many--Daniel Ellsberg holds a position of some significance. His name may not ring an immediate bell for today's university students or political activists; but it was Mr Ellsberg, the ultimate defence intellectual and government consultant, who moved from helping plan and calibrate the war effort to revealing internal ...
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Another bastion falls as academy votes to end single-sex education
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; ...choose single-sex education if they wanted to. Geits and ephors who maintain the classical tradition THE Edinburgh Academy...from the old Scots word for a child, while prefects are ephors, after the officials of ancient Sparta.
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Diary:Champagne, but no socialists
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; ...primitive forerunner of Quidditch. The game is played by Ephors with Clachans in front of Geits. At one time played every break time, it is now limited to an annual match. PS: Ephors are prefects, Clachans are the special wooden bats and Geits...
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Time was invented by us but never stops playing with our minds.(history of millenarianism)
Magazine article from: National Catholic Reporter
; ...War: "In the 15th year [of a truce in the war], in the 48th year of the priesthood of Chrysis of Argos, when Enesias was ephor at Sparta and Pythodorus still had two months to serve as archon at Athens, six months after the battle of Potidea, just at...
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Style over substance.(Goodlife Tabloid)
Newspaper article from: The Mercury (South Africa)
; ...Persian empire comes calling and utters submission , it's clear things aren't going to end well. Never mind that the creepy Ephors, pestilent elders who leer at half-naked female oracles, don' t want a war. The Spartans have their tough-guy reputations...
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Dove non arriva la legge. Dottrine della censura nella prima età moderna
Magazine article from: The Catholic Historical Review
; ...the unavoidable abuses of rulers, Althusius argues anyway for a censura regum, entrusted to the collective magistrate of the ephors. So a doctrine of censorship attains to the status of a system of constitutional limitation on royal power. The survey of...
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Honoring Veasey, O'Keeffe.(LIFE)(CHESS)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times
; ...working there. His GMU chess club bulletin, written in his inimitable, hyperlinked style, was characteristically called "Ephor" combining an inside joke on ancient Greek history with a really bad chess pun. O'Keeffe was a fair tournament player in...
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FILM REVIEW: '300' a fanboy fantasy
News Wire article from: University Wire
; ...into an illegal war with the millions-strong Persian Empire. Illegal because the inbred, disgustingly foul mystics, or ephors, won't give their needed consent to the war after their drunk, prepubescent and mostly-naked Oracle Girl (Kelly Craig...
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'300' AND COUNTING: It's not just a movie. Western civilization really did hang in the balance.
Newspaper article from: Sunday Gazette-Mail
; ...theatrical) Thespian allies. Liberties include the weird scene with the oracles and a lot of Spartan political intrigue. The ephors weren't scary mutants but five Spartan magistrates. The Spartans were betrayed according to Herodotus by someone named Ephialtes...
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COLUMN: 'Special freakhood'
News Wire article from: University Wire
; ...unnecessary and over-eroticized scene. Leonidas' enemies, on the other hand, are a veritable gallery of freaks. The political Ephors are misogynistic leper-pigs; Ephialtes the traitor is a hunchbacked troll; the Persian army is an assortment of masked human...
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