Saturday night brought one such blow: the final show at Performance Space 122 before it vacates its storied East Village home, a former schoolhouse, for a city-financed multiyear renovation.
But the doctor was Israeli, the boy Palestinian and the exam took place in a dusty West Bank hill town in a schoolhouse converted for the day into a makeshift clinic.
In one case, Rea v. United States, No. 99-6136, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, in St . Louis found that a church annex, used as a schoolhouse and for other activities, was sufficiently connected with interstate commerce to be covered by the law.
It was built as a schoolhouse in 1876 for the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia -- an entry from Sweden as an example of traditional design -- and then moved to Central Park.
Edward Lamson Henry's "Kept In" (1889), shows a young, dark-skinned girl in a schoolhouse, kept inside for detention and with her book cast aside — an ambiguous image given that the education of African-Americans was prohibited in many states before the Civil War.
Mistakes are just a message to try again but in a different way, and failures are a one-room schoolhouse for the adventurous.
And it obviated the need for a schoolhouse.
As he spoke of the moral decline of politics, aides politely interrupted him at times to ask his advice on things like what kind of joiners should be used for a construction job or how long the cement should set for a schoolhouse being built by his group.
The five alternative designs are assessed for a schoolhouse project in Cambodia requiring easy construction, identified by our theoretical model.
Children who earlier studied all together in a one-room schoolhouse, for instance, were divided into grades by age.
