Students began a class boycott last Monday and, galvanised by a city-wide surge in support, staged a large-scale protest outside of the city government headquarters on Friday night.
Filiu says Isis is winning because, unlike the west, it has a strategy – and it has galvanised many young Sunnis.
When Alphonsi was last here, three months ago, in an emphatic win over the French, she was outstanding and her return galvanised the pack.
A lot of the women around the country fighting government cuts now are working-class women who were involved in WAPC or remember their mother's involvement, and are again galvanised by cuts directly affecting them and their community.
His first initiative galvanised Durham students who have also been supported by local councillor David Stoker who says: I'm pleased the application has been withdrawn.
The film was an immediate and massive hit and galvanised the part of France that knew the banlieues existed but had never seen them up close or dealt with in a sympathetic way.
Scenes of deprivation on a barren mountaintop galvanised a US-driven international response and led to air strikes against jihadist positions on either side of the 72km (45-mile) ridge.
But some observers believe President Bush's newly galvanised intolerance to terrorists, coupled with last month's arrest of three IRA suspects in Colombia, will alienate public opionion from Sinn Fein and increase pressure on republicans to decommission arms.
But the prospect of Fico and Smer winning control of both parliament and the presidency in Saturday's runoff galvanised opponents in the former communist country of 5.4 million, which joined the European Union in 2004 and the eurozone in 2009.
He had been galvanised into militancy as a young man by an American occupation that he and many like him believed was trying to impose a power shift in Iraq, favouring the country's larger Shia population at the expense of the dominant Sunnis.
It galvanised Mr Abe, who convinced Mr Koizumi of the issue's importance.
