... Occupying Tahrir Square: The Myths and the Realities of the Egyptian Revolution ​In May 2011, after hundreds of thousands of Egyptians occupied Tahrir Square and succeeded in deposing their dictator, Hosni Mubarak, Vanity Fair published photos of a number of the victorious...

...Richard Walser Thomas Wolfe at Washington Square . By Pollock Thomas Clark Cargill Oscar . New York : New York University Press , 1954 . Pp. xiii , 163 . $7.50 . The Correspondence of Thomas Wolfe and Homer Andrew Watt . Edited by Cargill Ocsar Pollock Thomas Clark...

...Stavros Stavrides What has been called the squares movement is characterized by practices of commoning that reinvent public space as commons. People in the recent square occupations were not only demanding justice and direct democracy but were also creating ad hoc new forms of solidarity...

.../crossing_borders . Direct Democracy in Syntagma Square . 2011 . “ Principles and Theses of Direct Democracy .” Posted by Khatib Alice . Take the Square , October 13 . takethesquare.net/2011/10/13/syntagma-release-on-directdemocracy-globalchange . Evans Richard J. 2005 . The Coming...

... of the art world and academia alike, the aesthetico-political work of Strike Debt has included the popularization of the red square as an emblem of debt resistance, the invention of the debt burn as an anticapitalist ritual, and the launching of the Rolling Jubilee, a direct action campaign initiated...

...Katerina Nasioka The movement against austerity—the movement of occupied squares—in Greece in 2011 displayed little or no homogeneity. Rather than project an alternative proposal, it unveiled the contradictions existing in the field of labor. The essay traces the movement’s contradictory trajectory...

... the environment and culture of the island, and as such have become objects of local community debate and protest. Michael Lujan Bevacqua's article chronicles recent activism against US militarization in Guam and provides a context as to why this 212-square-mile colony in the Western Pacific holds so much...

... of the dis­ The Sesquicentenmal of the I?Enfant Plan 395 trict necessary; second, the power to be exercised by Congress in that district. As to the first question, it was reported that the district should not be less than three miles or more than six miles square; and, second, that Congress ought to have...

... the percentage in 1860 was 45.5 per cent). In the accompanying maps the negro population a square mile and the relative density of the two races are both given while the geological divisions of the State are indicated. GEORGIA. Negro Percentage of Total Population, 1900. Total Whites in State 1,181,294 Total...

... Squares, Commons and Public Gardens; (3) Playgrounds (a) For little children, (b) For children of the school age, (c) For older boys and men and for girls and women; (4) Small or Neighborhood Parks; (5) Large Parks; (6) Great Outlying Reservations. These six divisions may be said to represent the normal...

... in the Constitution, Article I, Sec­ tion 8, for a Federal District not to exceed ten miles square. A loca­ tion on the banks of the Potomac River was finally agreed upon by a compromise suggested by Jefferson and Hamilton, and the legislation known as the Residence Bill was enacted into law July 16, 1790...

..., not necessarily convinced, or, perhaps more importantly, oppose these protests? At times, when courses were suspended because of the protests, many professors decided to give talks or teach-ins in the main square (Martyr s Square) where protests were taking place. I learned that leaving the class- room behind...

..., crowd that had begun to spread in the squares around the country. This protest followed an established pattern in successive popular demonstrations since the exodus of the Syrian military rule in 2005. Before the 2019 uprising, the so-called YouStink protests in 2015 were the latest manifestations...

... square miles, or the median area, a more significant figure, is about six hundred square miles. The median population for all the counties of the United States is about twenty thousand, although many of the coun­ ties in several Southern states are inhabited by a population much smaller than this figure...

...Andrew Pickering Andrew Pickering Concepts and the Mangle of Practice: Constructing Quaternions Similarly, by surrounding ^-i by talk about vec­ tors, it sounds quite natural to talk of a thing whose square is -1. That which at first seemed out of the question, ifyou surround it by the right kind...

... from the city s Georgian squares, their russet fagades picked out by brass doorplates in glints from an unseen sun. We crossed the Liffey River with its downcurving gulls and dingy swans. Guinness s barges laden with kegs were plying up and down. Already on the bridge a hurdy-gurdy man was turning out...

... the word to everybody that counts. And then something is done.9 Which one of Georgia s 159 counties Rebelville serves as a county seat is indeterminable.* Schley County, perhaps, with an area of 154 square miles and a population of 5,347. Or Peach County more likely; area, 179 square miles; population...

... of Copernicus, Galileo, and Newton; before that, through the religious phase; and after, through the electrical phase. Applying the law of squares, which seems to pervade the operations of nature, Adams estimated that since the mechanical phase lasted for a period of 300 years, the religious form must have...

... square) as may, by cession of particular States, and the acceptance of Congress, become the seat of the Government of the United States. The choice of a location for the federal district was finally between two sites: the first, a location on the banks of the Potomac at least as far south...

... Venice, is still more than two and a half times the area of France and once constituted a great part of the United States of Colombia whose area, 1,300,000 square miles, almost rivalled the then 1,800,000 square miles of the United States of the North, as its people still style us. Other causes may...