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VALUING CIVICS: POLITICAL COMMITMENT AND THE NEW CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA
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The character of civics education is dependent on the worldview in which it is embedded. Thus, citizenship education that is not explicitly committed to a vision of democratic citizenship will be shaped by the dominant ideology of our times: neoliberalism. After contrasting neo-liberal and radical democratic perspectives on civics education, we examine Australia's new civics initiative as an example of how citizenship education becomes embroiled in the broader didactic politics of neoliberalism, thus undermining the democratic values of civics education. We conclude with a call for civics ...
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NOTED ARCHITECT'S ACHIEVEMENTS STILL STAND IN NORFOLK.(LOCAL)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot
; ...Commerce, and Freemason Street Baptist Church - were designed by Thomas Ustick Walter (1804-1887), America's greatest 19th century architect...Center mall several hundred feet below. CAPTION(S): Architect Thomas Ustick Walter
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Church's Face-Lift Plans Uncover Ties to U.S. Capitol Architect
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...grand dome that define it today: Thomas Ustick Walter. "It's a very exciting find...dedication mentioned only the builder, Thomas B. Entwistle. Walter, who designed...they said it was designed by Thomas U. Walter," Bains said. The...
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Church Tie To Capitol Architect Revealed
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...grand dome that define it today: Thomas Ustick Walter. "It's a very exciting find...dedication mentioned only the builder, Thomas B. Entwistle. Walter, who designed...they said it was designed by Thomas U. Walter," Bains said. The...
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DOME'S DESIGNER LEFT MARK ON NORFOLK, TOO.(LOCAL)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot
; ...Born in Philadelphia in 1804, Thomas Ustick Walter, the architect in question, earned...Washington was opened in 1850, Walter's plans won the prize and he...it was finished and crowned with Thomas Crawford's gigantic bronzeStatue...
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Hints of Historic Harassment; At the Kiplinger, a Show of Old Federal Power Plays
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...letters of Architect of the Capitol Thomas Ustick Walter that were discovered a few years...Confederate invasion, architect Walter had prudently "packed his family...Goode said. Most of the letters Walter dutifully wrote his wife are a...
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That Treasure, The Treasury
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...by the British in 1814 and by an arsonist in 1833. Thomas Ustick Walter, famous for his Capitol dome, designed the south wing...north plaza of the Treasury, as you pass the statue of Thomas Jefferson's Treasury Secretary Albert Gallatin (1761...
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RESTORING A TREASURE $2 MILLION PROJECT IS UNDER WAY TO TRY TO REGAIN FREEMASON STREET BAPTIST'S ARCHITECTURAL GLORY.(NORFOLK COMPASS)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot
; ...built in 1848, the towering edifice was designed by Thomas Ustick Walter, one of America's most celebrated 19th-century architects. Walter is known for designing the majestic dome of the U...
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Proposed headquarters gets new site.(Local)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot
; ...listed on the national and state historic registers, was designed to resemble a Greek temple by renowned architect Thomas Ustick Walter, who also designed the Capitol dome. It has facades on the east and west sides, said Kimble David, a local...
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The Takeover of St. Elizabeths
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...setting would provide a curative environment. The Center Building, the first to be constructed, was designed by Thomas Ustick Walter, an architect of the Capitol, and it remains a regal presence commanding the crest of the hill east of the Anacostia...
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RALPH AND TERRY KOVEL
Newspaper article from: The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
; ...by the famous New York City firm of Bembe and Kimbel were sold to the public. The oak chairs were designed by Thomas Ustick Walter, the architect who designed the Capitol extensions constructed in the 1850s. The top of the chair back has a...
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