His most masterful works in prose are the lively and elegant dialogues Côrte na Aldeia (1619; "Village Court"), in which a young noble, a student, a wealthy gentleman, and a man of letters discuss manners, philosophy, social questions, and especially literary style.
He was wary of noble theories, students say; instead, they call Mr. Obama a contextualist, willing to look past legal niceties to get results.
You can identify with the Parisian students' noble crusade against a tyrannical regime, or you can shake your head at the naïve fanaticism of this young band of terrorists, or you can have your heart rent by the futility of war when little Gavroche dies so portentously amid a hail of grapeshot.
Students at Noble Street schools are given demerits for a list of infractions as varied as "not looking a teacher in the eye" or "chewing gum".
But given Yale's recent complicity in the censoring of the Muhammad cartoons in a book specifically about the Muhammad cartoons, it represents just one more mark against Yale's noble promise to allow students "to think the unthinkable, discuss the unmentionable, and challenge the unchallengeable".
KEIKO FUJII DANCE COMPANY From Osaka, Japan, Keiko Fujii returns with another event that promises to be sprawling hard-edged jazz dance with a noble theme and well-trained student dancers.
And of course, the September 11 , 2001attacks had happened; now a student hijacker, however noble his cause or non-violent in practice, looked more menacing.
To get its students up to speed, Noble Street Charter Schools start freshman classes a week before the other grades, allowing new students time to adapt to Noble's high academic standards and strict discipline policy.
In their purest form, student loans are a noble vehicle enabling us to be a more educated nation.
Of noble Burgundian descent, he was a student at the Brienne military school, then was a graduate of the Paris military school.
