Dutch producer Legowelt rarely hides his schoolboy-like obsession with Africa, in his eyes a jungle land of zombie armies, ancient civilizations, and long-lost Nazi squadrons who've turned into cannibal tribesmena vision that can only be complemented by the rawest 808 and 303 action.
Auden looks like an overgrown schoolboy, Spender like a cricket captain, Isherwood like a pocket film star or glamorous jockey.
Central office was the Conservative party's power house, and schoolboys like me could only read about it.
The manager, Keith, and his assistants weren't specialists but they paid attention to their more obsessive customers, even schoolboys like me, and I ended up working there on Saturdays.
Some shorts seem little more than the fantasies of adolescent schoolboys, like AtomFilms' Bikini Babes and The Magic Lamp, which, as the title suggests, is campier than a row of pink tents.
In the Tropical Western Atlantic (TWA), the natural history of Guyana (formerly British Guiana) was described by early explorers Sir Walter Raleigh (circa 1600) and Charles Waterton (early 1800s), who reported his discoveries in the book Waterton's Wanderings in South America, which served as inspiration to British schoolboys like Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace.
How young he looks — at times like a cheeky schoolboy, at others like an earnest graduate student, as he ruminates on the meaning of his still new fame.
The archive also holds his many rejections, most of them form letters, from the magazines he submitted to when he was a schoolboy — places like The Saturday Evening Post, Collier's, The Atlantic, Poetry, and The New Yorker.
It's a safe bet how Gary Friedman, the chief executive of Restoration Hardware, would answer, even if he never did excel at schoolboy tasks like standardized tests — or tests of any form.
If an input magnet is polarised north-south, its neighbours will tend to polarise south-north (ie, with the spins pointing in the other direction) because, as every schoolboy knows, like magnetic poles repel.
