Greek universities first obtained the right to organise master's programmes in 1992.
It is what can't be wholly organised or mastered; to distinguish the presence of the "life-like" in a piece of writing from a staging of it requires a remarkable critic.
Not only was I astounded that someone living in London had the time for such extreme socialising but that she managed to co-ordinate meeting three date-worthy guys within one week, a feat only the very skilled and hyper-organised can master.
According to the UK Film Council, which recently organised a 3D master class for film-makers, digital 3D cinema screens in the UK are set to increase tenfold by 2012.
Organised by that master prankster Horace de Vere Cole, a group of four, which included Virginia Woolf and Duncan Grant, blackened their faces, dressed up in beards and mock-authentic Arabian robes, and with the happy permission of the Foreign Office were officially greeted as "Abyssinian princes" on HMS Dreadnought, the pride of the naval fleet.
Mr Masters also organised the building of the school's all-weather pitch, which was completed in 2006.
Similarly, in the role-playing fantasy Fable: Legends, four player become adventurers working together to explore, while another person acts as a sort of "Dungeon Master", organising the enemy creatures and laying down traps.
The master criminal who organised a series of audacious bank heists in the late 1980s and early 90s wanted revenge against Kinahan.
The PCGG archive tells the inside story of the biggest theft in history, and of the master criminal who organised it: skilful, arrogant, cruel.
On 17 July, his army began a laboured advance, arriving at Marienburg only on 25 July, by which time the new Grand Master, Heinrich von Plauen, had organised a defence of the fortress.
