Charles Curran, then of The Catholic University of America, issued a statement claiming that Catholics ' individual consciences should prevail in such a personal and private issue.

The concerts moved to the Curran Theatre at 445 Geary Street in 1918, then to the Tivoli Theater at 75 Eddy Street in 1921-22.

The musicians returned to the Curran Theater from 1922 to 1931, then back to the Tivoli Theater from 1931 to 1932.

Frances Curran, then an MSP, led a broad campaign with through many children's and anti-poverty organisations to provide free and nutritious meals for all Scottish schoolchildren to tackle the problems of poor diet and rising obesity amongst children.

He, and Joan Curran, were later instrumental in the deployment of " Window "; strips of metal foil dropped in bundles from aircraft which then appeared on enemy radar screens as " false bombers ".

The hoax was created by Ste Curran, then Editor at Large at the gaming magazine Edge, and ex-journalist Simon Byron.

The hoax concept of toothing started around March 2004 in the form of a forum designed by Ste Curran, then Editor at Large at games magazine Edge, and ex-journalist Simon Byron.

According to Curran, Stanley Lucas, then IRI's representative in Haiti, advised opposition leaders not to compromise with Aristide, who would soon be driven from power.

Curran says that he was encouraged by then recent solo works by Terry Riley, La Monte Young, Charlemagne Palestine, and Simone Forti, while AllMusic says the album recalls early electronic work involving tape loops, echo, and feedback, and resembles composers Riley, Pauline Oliveros, and Steve Reich.

* Samuel Curran, worked on radar at TRE, joined the Manhattan project in 1944, where he invented the scintillation counter, then the United Kingdom Atomic energy authority where he invented the proportional counter, then became Vice Chancellor of the Royal College of Science and Technology and led it to become the University of Strathclyde.

It then flows generally northward through Guildford and Newstead, 40 km west of Bendigo through the Cairn Curran Reservoir and Laanecoorie Reservoir and continues north through the town of Bridgewater.

Since then, Curran has taken a full tenured professorship at Southern Methodist University and has published personal accounts about his experience with the Roman Catholic Church and his viewpoint on the actions of Roman Catholic Church authorities.

: Curran: Do try it, my lord, then it is sure to be!

Although most police rarely patrolled Hell's Kitchen, and only then in large groups, Curran often stole officers ' uniforms and, after taking them back to his girlfriend for alterations, would wear the stolen clothes around the neighborhood.

Over the years, the show returned to the Curran for numerous successful runs.

Curran returned to Baltimore and entered the University of Baltimore School of Law where he earned a LL. B.

Allison, a professor of English at the University of Manitoba and a close friend of T. G., returned from a visit to American medium Pearl Curran.

In 1986, the Smurls told the press they were tired of the constant bombardment of reporters and TV cameras, however within a few months, “ The Haunted ,” a paperback version of their story authored by Scranton newspaper writer Robert Curran was released by St. Martin ’ s Press.

Curran operated another theatre with his name for several years prior to building the current theatre ; however, the original Curran Theatre had various names before and after this time whereas the current theatre has never had another name.

He was defeated in the 1927 campaign, however, finishing a distant fourth against Liberal-Progressive candidate Robert Curran.

Trustee John Curran was acting President until July 1 of 2009 when he assumed the CEO role permanently.

The 1910 season was marked by one of the most sensational transfers in Victorian football history, when Andy Curran masterminded the clearance of Carlton ’ s famed “ Big Four ” of ‘ Mallee ’ Johnson, Fred Jinks, Charlie Hammond and Frank ‘ Silver ’ Caine to North Melbourne.

Bridges, Joseph Curran of the NMU and Julius Emspak of the UE even supported a proposal by Roosevelt in 1944 to militarize some civilian workplaces, but retreated when the rest of the CIO executive board reacted furiously against it.

This church was founded in 1879 by Rev James Orr, but nothing is recorded about other founding members and nothing is known about Rev Orr except that his time as minister lasted for six years until 1885 and that he had passed away before February 1910 when the new church was built at 38-40 Curran road.

Scintillators gained additional attention in 1944, when Curran and Baker replaced the naked eye measurement with the newly developed PMT.

The house was formerly named Holly Park but when Curran bought it in 1790 he changed the name to Priory.

Byron said he and Curran were " idly messaging about the Stan Collymore dogging scandal, and how this stupid sexual buzzword had ( apparently ) come from nowhere ," when they came up with the concept.

Curran was more influenced by Mary Whitehouse and other moralists than Greene had been, and was Director-General when Dennis Potter's play Brimstone and Treacle was banned in 1976 ( although the decision to ban the play was ironically made by the more Left-leaning Alasdair Milne ).

Curran was a favourite to succeed former Labour leader Wendy Alexander when she resigned following donation rows.

Frederick Douglass always recited this speech on stage when playing Curran.

Only when van Gogh himself, played by Tony Curran, defeats the creature at the church, does the painting revert back to its original, unaltered, state.

The patent for the original ski lift was issued to Mr. Curran along with Gordon H. Bannerman and Glen H. Trout ( Chief Engineer of the Union Pacific RR ) in March 1939.

In June 2005, along with fellow socialist MSPs Carolyn Leckie, Frances Curran and Colin Fox, she was suspended from the Scottish Parliament for the month of September for disrupting parliamentary proceedings in a peaceful protest in the chamber.

Anne State's contract was not renewed making her a free agent, along with longtime meteorologist and technology reporter Ed Curran who was relieved of his duties but was still being paid for the remaining 14 months of his contract.

In 1822 he began, along with W. H. Curran, to contribute to the New Monthly Magazine a

The new area was led by Allison Mankin and Scott Bradner, and had a directorate with 15 engineers from diverse backgrounds for direction-setting and preliminary document review: The working-group members were J. Allard ( Microsoft ), Steve Bellovin ( AT & T ), Jim Bound ( Digital Equipment Corporation ), Ross Callon ( Wellfleet ), Brian Carpenter ( CERN ), Dave Clark ( MIT ), John Curran ( NEARNET ), Steve Deering ( Xerox ), Dino Farinacci ( Cisco ), Paul Francis ( NTT ), Eric Fleischmann ( Boeing ), Mark Knopper ( Ameritech ), Greg Minshall ( Novell ), Rob Ullmann ( Lotus ), and Lixia Zhang ( Xerox ).

This warning persists to modern times ; it has been questioned by folklorist Bob Curran whether the ill luck of the De Lorean Motor Company was associated with the destruction of a fairy thorn to make way for a production facility.

The modern electronic scintillation counter was invented in 1944 by Sir Samuel Curran whilst he was working on the Manhattan Project at the University of California at Berkeley, and it is based on the work of earlier researchers reaching back to Antoine Henri Becquerel, who is generally credited with discovering radioactivity, whilst working on the phosphorescence of certain uranium salts ( in 1896 ).

He collaborated extensively with such artists as Albert Mayr, Francesco Michi, Alvin Curran, Mauro Orselli, Michiko Hirayama and others.

Under Principal Samuel Curran, internationally respected nuclear physicist ( and inventor of the scintillation counter ), the Royal College gained University Status, receiving its Royal Charter to become The University of Strathclyde in 1964, merging with the Scottish College of Commerce at the same time.

The VT fuze concept in the context of artillery shells originated in the UK with British researchers ( particularly Sir Samuel Curran and W. A. S. Butement, whose schematic design for a radar proximity fuze was used with only minor variations ) and was developed under the direction of physicist Merle A. Tuve at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab ( APL ).

Poems and novels written by Patience Worth, an alleged spirit, contacted by Pearl Lenore Curran, for more than 20 years, were initially transcribed from sessions with a Ouija board.

" Enough Rope " was adapted into a stage play called Prescription: Murder and was first performed at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco on January 2, 1962, with character actor Thomas Mitchell in the role of Columbo.

) Curran re-engineered the banana hooks with chairs and created a machine with greater capacity than the up-ski toboggan ( cable car ) and better comfort than the J-bar, the two most common skier transports at the time — apart from mountain climbing.

Christie even thought of placing a murder at the Club with Oliver being one of the suspects / detective but it came to nothing ( Agatha Christie's Secret Notebooks, edited by John Curran ).

The first CD is a studio recording in a joint session in England on April 30, 2004 featuring MEV's Alvin Curran, Richard Teitelbaum and Frederic Rzewski with Prévost-Rowe-Tilbury.

A number of former allies or members of the Party, including Mike Quill of the Transport Workers and Joseph Curran of the National Maritime Union, severed their ties with the CP and fired the CP members on their staffs during this time.

Composer Alvin Curran ( born December 13, 1938 ), is the co-founder, with Frederic Rzewski and Richard Teitelbaum, of Musica Elettronica Viva, and a former student of Elliott Carter.

* Amirkhanian, Charles Speaking of Music: Interview with Alvin Curran.

“ Conversation with Alvin Curran .” eContact!

A few years later he was a co-founder of Musica Elettronica Viva with Alvin Curran and Richard Teitelbaum.

Meadows Canyon-Curran-Wildcat Canyon loop-A 1. 43 mile steady, but not steep, climb from Lone Oak Road which is just off Central Park Dr. At the top, Meadows Canyon connects with Curran trail which meanders downhill to Wildcat Gorge trail.

First the untimely death of his daughter Gertrude, followed by the loss of his wife, who left him for another man, and lastly the discovery of the association of his daughter Sarah Curran with Robert Emmet.

In this district nearly every ancient site is associated in tradition with either Sarah Curran or Robert Emmet and it is not surprising therefore to find that this burial place has been suggested as the last resting place of Robert Emmet.