For the French, he was the founder of France, and a derivation of his name, Louis, became the principal name of its kings.
Besides his principal noms d'artiste (roughly one per decade), the artist had also some two dozen other occasional pseudonyms, though these were normally used as adjuncts to his principal name of a given period.
Attempts were made to usurp the tradition of the Speaker being the appointment of the Commons; Humphrey Atkins (obituary, October 8 1996) was the only principal name her emissaries tried to sell to MPs.
In 1902, a school principal named A. B. Graham in Springfield, Ohio, created a club with formal organizational requirements, including officers, projects, meetings and records.
An American to my right, an assistant high-school principal named John Finn, from California, said that on the way in from the airport his cabdriver quickly ascertained that he was an American and said, "You shouldn't be in Iraq".
As a Manual principal named Tim Harp put it, "You put these kids in a regular school — well, I hate to say it, but they're going to get punked.
IN the final moments of the second episode of "Boston Public," the Fox series about an urban high school, the camera finds a vice principal named Scott Guber bent over his office desk well into the night.
As a Manual principal named Tim Harp put it, "You put these kids in a regular school well, I hate to say it, but they're going to get punked.
They know the principal names and periods of musical history: they know what Nietzsche said about Wagner, they can pick Schoenberg and Stravinsky out of a lineup, they own Glenn Gould's "Goldberg Variations" and some Mahler and perhaps a CD of Arvo Pärt.
While "Myth" honors the teen-pic tradition of keeping adults largely off screen, "Terri" finds an unusual role for the clueless authority figure with an assistant principal named Mr. Fitzgerald, played by John C. Reilly, who takes Terri under his wing and becomes an unexpected friend.
Riley slips through the cracks of the foster care system and hightails it to a small town outside San Francisco, armed only with her sarcastic attitude and a lead on her origins: a prettily austere high school principal named Opal (Lauren Graham), who may be her birth mother's sister.
