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Some charitable organizations settle with state
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fanny@wvgazette.com
A concerted effort by state officials to get charitable
organizations to register with the secretary of state's office as
the law requires has resulted in settlements being made by groups
that cut across a broad spectrum. "There are plenty to go after,"
Assistant Attorney General Robert Williams said Tuesday. "There's no
shortage of them.
"We'd like to think we're making some headway."
As legal counsel to the secretary of state's office, Williams was
asked to enforce the charitable registration law after two or three
notices were ignored by the organizations.
Williams has ...
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Sejanus.(Theater review)
Magazine article from: Shakespeare Bulletin
; Sejanus Presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company...Paul Englishby. With William Houston (Sejanus), Barry Stanton (Tiberius), Peter...infighting. It was impossible to watch Sejanus without thinking of the earlier treatment...
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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CULTURE: Houston's gunpowder plot; William Houston is the first RSC actor to play Ben Jonson's anti-hero, Aelius Sejanus. Terry Grimley met him during rehearsals.(Features)
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...another title role, in Ben Jonson's Sejanus: His Fall, and we settle for a quick...Believe What You Will while rehearsing Sejanus. 'At the moment the characters are spilling...other. It's very difficult not to drag Sejanus on the stage at the moment and try ghim...
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Culture: A 400-year-old play for our times; Sejanus: His Fall Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.(Features)
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...being closer to modern political theatre. Sejanus, the brilliant general who prospers under...Macbeth is presented as an aberration, Sejanus is merely a passing player in a weary...into a classical tragic anti-hero - Sejanus does not even appear for some time after...
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 "Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)")
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Live reviews: TIMELY REMINDER OF POWER GAMES; SEJANUS: HIS FALL The Swan Theatre, Stratford.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
; Byline: EMILY ANDREWS SEJANUS is the latest offering of the Royal...it follows his devious side-kick Sejanus who murders anyone who stands in his...Jacobean time to the present day. When Sejanus says the way to advance Tiberius' rule...
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 "Birmingham Evening Mail (England)")
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Review: SEJANUS: HIS FALL SWAN THEATRE, STRATFORD UPON AVON.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Birmingham Evening Mail (England)
; ...the hugely ambitious Roman commander Sejanus, killing, lusting and schmoozing his way to the top. The rise and fall of Sejanus brings some poignant messages on the...be a lesson to any fledgling MP. Sejanus continues until November
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Theatre: Still power-crazy after all these years Sejanus: His Fall Swan, Stratford-upon-Avon
Newspaper article from: The Independent on Sunday
; ...machinations and corruption. In many ways, Sejanus is a fascinating prequel to Camus' Caligula...and Jonson's savagely dark comedies as Sejanus' seduced partner in crime, Livia, cakes...into a cause for grief is jolting. Sejanus isn't as poetically soaring as Marlowe...
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Classic case of public interest; Virgil: His Life And Times. By Peter Levi (Duckworth, pounds 25). The Emperor Constantine. By Michael Grant (Phoenix, pounds 12.99). The Lydian Baker. By David Wishart (Sceptre, pounds 16.99). Sejanus. By David Wishart (Sceptre, pounds 6.99). Reviewed b y Stephen Harrison.
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...be known of Constantine's sanguinary ascent to supreme power and his legacy. David Wishart is on much surer ground with Sejanus, now in paperback, and The Lydian Baker. These are the third and fourth respectively in the Marcus Corvinus series, Wishart...
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Web of deceit
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; Theatre 2 Web of deceit Sejanus: His Fall Swan Theatre, Stratford...James I's reign, Ben Jonson's Sejanus: His Fall seems to have gone more...that took off with Volpone (1606). Sejanus is generally rated a tragedy, but...
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The Rise and fall of New Labour's empire
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; ...s villa, that Peter Mandelson is awfully like Sejanus. What do you think?' I couldn't - she had...say, `Don't see it myself.' I said, `Sejanus?' thoughtfully. Sejanus, I may remark, for the benefit of any Spectator...
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Ancient & modern
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; ...most famous example was Lucius Aelius Sejanus, captain of the Praetorian Guard under...The Roman historian Tacitus ascribes Sejanus' rise to power to a combination of long...intrigue and the gods' hatred of Rome. Sejanus, he tells us, was not of senatorial...
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