Such skills are clearly redundant in a modern, post-industrial society like our own.
To add to the challenge, the first two plays are performed in period costume while the third, which is to have its premiere on Aug. 24, has a different director and is done in a modern post-apocalyptic setting.
Yet for all the attendant hassles one might expect in the capital city of a modern post-Soviet petro-state, Baku and its denizens radiate an Old World warmth.
This is the first study exploring the short-term benefits, in terms of improved performance on subsequent undergraduate assessment, of intercalating in a population of students doing a modern (post Tomorrow's Doctors [ 13]) MBChB in which intercalating is optional (as is the case for the majority of UK medical schools).
He had grown up in Claremont — a college town about 30 miles east of downtown Los Angeles — in a 1960s modern post-and-beam house and had gone to a preschool that had been designed, coincidentally, by Neutra.
More importantly, it has shone a torch on the problematic system that decides what is culturally acceptable in a wannabe modern, post-ceasefire Northern Ireland.
But it's still an absurd, archaic, and bizarre form of sometimes violent bigotry, the rise of which is disgraceful and unacceptable in an ostensibly modern, post-magic society.
That such a ruling would come from a court in modern, post-World War II Germany has caused many to wonder whether the judges were fully aware of the implications and would have ruled differently had the case involved a Jewish boy, instead of a young Muslim.
We thought we were living in a post-modern, post-glass ceiling, at the very least, post-feminist world.
He's a humbled man after being out of the Wall Street limelight and truly understands how to operate as a CEO in the modern, post-financial crisis world where the public looks down on the turpitude of wayward fat cats, particularly those who profit from taxpayer bailouts.
Yet we still need people to look at food in a modern way; a post-fusion way.
