When Mary Cate was 5 months old, she visited her mother's grade school alma mater — Most Holy Redeemer Elementary School in suburban Evergreen Park.
That would be Eton, the traditional finishing school for the aristocracy, and the alma mater of most members of Mr. Cameron's inner circle.
Raised in a working-class family in Flint, Mich., he did not study at the Art Center College of Design in California, the alma mater of most of today's top designers.
"As incredibly successful as he was professionally, he had such a passionate enthusiasm for his friends, his tennis game, his charities, his alma mater, and most importantly his family.
For two weeks, Harper, a graduate of Penn State and a juror in Sandusky's trial, heard in disturbing detail how one of his alma mater's most famous graduates had preyed on and molested 10 boys as he was simultaneously building a charity and a reputation as a pillar of a tight-knit community where football and family were highly valued.
"Papillons" is froth devoid of serious interest; "Stabat Mater" is the most sheerly inept work by Mr. Martins I have ever seen, particularly in its ill fit to the music.
He responded to Cardinal Wolsey's request for Marian music with the motet Mater Christi sanctissima (Most holy mother of Christ), and continued to mix English and continental styles in the magnificent Western Wynde Mass, based on a popular secular text.
The RedMats of Redemptoris Mater are the most successful team in the tournament, having won three of the first four titles, all by 1-0 scores.
Each Unigo editor has a list of 10 colleges (including, always, his or her own alma mater) to oversee; their most important task may be finding an unpaid intern on each campus willing to act as a liaison and an occasional reality-checker for Unigo's efforts.
She encouraged young women currently attending her alma mater, Princeton University, to make the most of their time there, not by focusing on their grades, but instead focusing on coupling and marrying well.
