* 1947 – Emiel Puttemans, Belgian athlete

Emiel Puttemans ( born 8 October 1947 ) is a retired middle-and long-distance runner, who set world records for 3000 metres ( 7 minutes 37. 6 seconds ) in 1972, for 2 miles ( 8 minutes 17. 8 seconds ) in 1971, and for 5000 metres ( 13 minutes 13 seconds ) in 1972.

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* Emiel Puttemans — Athletics, Men's 10, 000 metres

* Emiel Puttemans

Noteworthy current or former residents of Columbus include former U. S. Senator Chuck Hagel, actor Brad William Henke, former world heavyweight boxing champion Leon Spinks, three time world speed climbing champion Guy German, architect Emiel Christensen and NFL football players Cory Schlesinger and Chad Mustard.

* Emiel Jacques: nl: Emiel Jacques ( Moorslede 1874-Michigan, 1937 ) was a Flemish painter, illustrator and professor, best known for his flax paintings.

Feinstein was born Dianne Emiel Goldman in San Francisco to Betty ( née Rosenburg ), a former model, and Leon Goldman, a nationally renowned surgeon.

However, January 6, 2005, a former Dutch resident of Phi Phi, Emiel Kok, set up a voluntary organization, Help International Phi Phi.

Puttemans was born in Leuven, Belgium.

* 1970: Travels to Belgium to work with the architect Pierre Puttemans on the photographs for a book on modern architecture in Belgium, often accompanied and assisted by his son.

* Steve Prefontaine, American middle-and long-distance athlete.

Born into an upper-middle-class family, Diem was a middle-and long-distance runner as a teenager-unusual in a country where gymnastic-style athletics was fashionable, rather than what were known as " anglo-saxon " athletics.

Sir Christopher John Chataway ( born 31 January 1931 ) is a British former middle-and long-distance runner, television news broadcaster, and a Conservative politician.

Daniel Kipngetich Komen ( born May 17, 1976 in Elgeyo-Marakwet District, Kenya ) is a Kenyan middle-and long-distance runner.

* Bernard Kipchirchir Lagat, American middle-and long-distance athlete

* Phil Coleman, American middle-and long-distance runner

* Rob Denmark, British middle-and long distance runner

The Whites — dominated by peasants and middle-and upper-class factions, in particular upper-class Swedish speakers — received marked military assistance from the German Empire.

Many were middle-and upper class women who had never worked for wages or seen the inside of a hospital.

As a symbol of domesticity, endurance and Empire, and as a woman holding the highest public office during an age when middle-and upper-class women were expected to beautify the home while men dominated the public sphere, Queen Victoria's influence has been enduring.

These developments are increasingly prominent in northern Bucharest, which is less densely-populated and is home to a significant number of middle-and upper-class Bucharesters due to the process of gentrification.

This analysis focuses on the changing attitudes, lifestyles, and values of the middle-and upper-middle-class of the 1970s.

Educated Asians from India have tended to settle in suburbs with other middle-and upper-class people.

At the 1931 election, Lyons and the UAP offered stable, orthodox financial policies, and portrayed an image of putting national unity above class conflict ( given credibility by Lyons, a working-class man leading a party made of largely of middle-and upper-class conservatives ), while Labor remained split between the official party and the Langites.

As the space changes, middle-and upper class, often white, people begin to move into the area, resulting in the gentrification of urban, low income areas.

The ( lighter ) meal following dinner has traditionally been referred to as supper or tea, though middle-and northern-English people still often refer to a large evening meal as tea.

* Established by school teachers while he was alive, the Zinn Education Project is Howard Zinn's legacy to middle-and high-school teachers and their students.

The two communities are part of a band of districts, from Culver City's Fox Hills district on the west to the Los Angeles district of Leimert Park on the east, that compose the single largest geographically contiguous middle-and upper-class black area in the United States.

The three original sections of the suburb utilized relatively uniform lot dimensions and building setbacks, thereby creating a cohesive development of middle-and upper-middle-class housing.

In the 19th century, amateur piano and singing were considered proper for middle-and upper-class women.

The MAA sponsors numerous competitions for students, including the William Lowell Putnam exam for undergraduate students, and the American Mathematics Competitions ( AMC ) for middle-and high-school students.

Spiritualism was mainly a middle-and upper-class movement, and especially popular with women.

His works were designed to appeal to both middle-and lower-class audiences.

Other opponents argue that the pricing could become a tax on middle-and lower-class residents, since those citizens would be affected the most financially.

Originally confined to poor rural areas and urban brothels, sones de arpa grande is now popular among the suburban and urban middle-and upper-class audiences.

Today, Winslow is a bedroom community for some middle-and upper-middle-class families who work in nearby Waterville and Augusta.

Many middle-and upper-tier apartments have video phones, whereby residents can see and verify who is at the main entrance before allowing access to the building.

While the largely white middle-and upper-class Baltimoreans supported the orchestras and other societies, the city's African Americans formed their own Coloured Symphony Orchestra in 1931, which was municipally supported just like the BSO ; the first performance included Ellis Larkins and Anne Brown, the latter known for creating the role of Bess in Porgy and Bess.

The Schrammels formed a trio called along with bass guitarist Anton Strohmayer and helped bring the music to the middle-and upper-class Viennese, as well as people from surrounding areas.

Bragg says it explains the popularity of book clubs and literary festivals that would historically have commanded little interest from the mass of middle-and working-class people.