Vine's article details her eclectic education, most of it spent in the state sector.
This eclectic education was interrupted by the incursion of the second world war in 1943, when Dorazio's family was forced to flee Rome for the relative safety of the Abruzzo.
He offers an eclectic education often marked by soaring prose.
The visit was part of an eclectic self-education program Obama has undertaken to become a wartime commander in chief.
The proceeds will support scholarships for Dan Zanes House Party, a culturally eclectic music education program developed by Mr. Zanes, to be offered at the conservatory starting in February.
With so few shows of any kind in Mexico's indigenous languages, Mr. López makes his an eclectic mix of education and entertainment.
Already, she is defining a role that reflects her outgoing, embracing personality and her eclectic interests, from education and social justice to fashion, the arts, and food.
The International Childbirth Education Association came onto the scene in the 1960's with a more eclectic approach to childbirth education.
His eclectic background includes an education at the École Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq in Paris; time as a director and actor with the Flying Machine, a physical theater troupe; and a stint as a Cirque du Soleil principal clown from 2001 to 2004, which required 10 performances a week in front of audiences as large as 2,500.
Her music education was eclectic focusing on classical, light opera and symphony.
With an eclectic background in business, education and world travel, Jason Grahas-Nye had had a circuitous route to leading an innovative diaper company.
