Book Review: The British Board of Film Censors: Film Censorship in Britain, 1896-1950. by James C. Robertson.

Book review: The British Board of Film Censors: Film Censorship in Britain, 1896-1950. By James C. Robertson. Dover: Croom Helm. 1985. Pp. 213. Reviewed by: Anthony Chase

Book Review: The British Board of Film Censors: Film Censorship in Britain, 1896-1950. by James C. Robertson.

Book review: The British Board of Film Censors: Film Censorship in Britain, 1896-1950. By James C. Robertson. Dover: Croom Helm. 1985. Pp. 213. Reviewed by: Anthony Chase

Gladys Adshead Correspondence

Entries include a hand written letter on personal stationery concerning the true facts of an actual Maine baby seal\u27s encounte

Diáspora no Atlântico e regresso triunfal do imperador Nguni ao oceano Índico em "Os ossos de Ngungunhana"(2004), de Marcelo Panguana

Under arrest, Ngungunhana, Gaza Emperor (c.1850-1906), was taken with his entourage to Lisbon (1896) and afterwards to the Azores. In 1985, a funeral box with his remains arrived in Maputo for resounding posthumous tribute. The study of the exile/return, described in “Os Ossos de Ngungunhana” (2004), by Marcelo Panguana, will be accomplished according to the theories of diaspora (Hall), of the Negro diaspora (Gilroy) and of the cultural identity (Hall).Arrestado, Ngungunhana, imperador de Gaza (c. 1850-1906), fue conducido  con séquito para Lisboa (1896) y tras eso para los Azores. En 1985, una urna con sus restos mortales llegó en Maputo para   gran homenajes. El estudio del  exilio/regreso, presente el "Os ossos de Ngungunhana" (2004), de Marcelo Panguana, será realizado segundo las teorias  de la diáspora (Hall), de la diáspora negra (Gilroy) y de la identidad cultural (Hall).Preso, Ngungunhana, imperador de Gaza (c. 1850-1906), foi levado com séquito para Lisboa (1896) e depois para os Açores. Em 1985, uma urna com os restos mortais dele chegou em Maputo para homenagens retumbantes. O estudo do exílio/retorno, presente em “Os Ossos de Ngungunhana” (2004), de Marcelo Panguana, será realizado segundo as teorias da diáspora (Hall), da diáspora negra (Gilroy) e da identidade cultural (Hall)

Recital Program Notes

This program includes: O Magnum Mysterium (2003) Morten Lauridsen (1943 - ), transcribed for band by H. Robert Reynolds (1934 - ) Outdoor Overture (1948) Aaron Copland (1900 – 1990) Ammerland (2001) Jacob de Haan (1959 - ) El Capitan (1896) John Philip Sousa (1854 – 1952) arranged by Keith Brion (1933 - ) and Loras Schissel (1964 - ) October (2000) Eric Whitacre (1970 - ) Sleigh Ride (1948) Leroy Anderson (1908 – 1975) Windscape (2011) David Marlatt (1973 - ) Sailor’s Delight (2018) Frank McKinney (1953 - ) Spring: A New Beginning (2009) David Marlatt (1973 - ) Elegy for a Young American (1967) Ronald Lo Presti (1933 – 1985) Chester Overture (1957) William Schuman (1910 – 1992

Why were New Zealand levels of life-expectation so high at the dawn of the twentieth century?

With population ageing becoming an issue of major importance for societies in the developed countries, in both the scientific and policy communities there is widespread interest in the determinants of these structural changes. The focus has been on declines in fertility, arguably the major causal factor, but increasingly analyses are turning to the other major determinant, improving survivorship. This paper relates to this aspect of ageing but not to fertility per se

Redescription of Psolus tessellatus Koehler, 1896 (Echinodermata, Holothuroidea) with neotype designation

In the bycatch of a scientific campaign in the Bay of Biscay (VITAL 2002) a third specimen of Psolus tessellatus Koehler, 1896 was collected very close to the type locality. This specimen is here fully illustrated and designated as the neotype

Eumeces gilberti

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Mothers, Teachers, Maternalism and Early Childhood Education and Care: Some Historical Connections

Many current debates in Australia regarding the policy, politics and practicalities of child care provision are embedded in dominant discourses of maternalism. This paper places these debates within some historical contexts, emphasising the long history of these debates and the enduring centrality of maternalism – where the most revered of roles and relationships a woman can have is that of mother and one-on-one carer for her young child. In this paper I discuss some of the historical points at which maternalism came to dominate early childhood education and care. I consider Froebel, and the women who spread his word, nation building and the rise of psychology, making links between these and current debates in Australia