Henry Usborne (16 Jan. 1909 -16 March 1996).by Rene Wadlow. Henry Usborne was a British Member of Parliament (M.P.); elected in the Labour Party landslide in 1945. He was re-elected in 1950. He was an engineer and Burmingham businessman yet a socialist.
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Alexandre Marc ; (19 January 1904 – 22 February 2000) was born as Alexandre Markovitch Lipiansky in Odessa, Russia in 1904. He later simplified his name by dropping Lipiansky; (which his sons have reclaimed) and modifying his father’s first name to Marc;
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By Rene Wadlow. Stringfellow Barr: 15 January 1897 – 3 February 1982) Stringfellow Barr; whose birth anniversary we mark on 15 January; was a historian; largely of the classic Greek and Roman Empire period and an active world citizen. He served as
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Carl Ransom Rogers; (1902 – 1987) an active World Citizen; whose birth anniversary is 8 January, was a US psychologist and educator and a leading figure of what is often called “The Third Wave of Psychology.” The first wave was Freud and
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By René Wadlow January 1st is the birth anniversary of Maurice Béjart, an innovative master of modern dance. In a world where there is both appreciation and fear of the mixing of cultural traditions; Maurice Béjart was always a champion of blending
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By Dr. Rene Wadlow. Antonio Gramsci (22 January 1891 – 24 April 1937); was an Italian Socialist; and then Communist editor ; who is best known for his notebooks of reflections; that he wrote while in prison. (1). Gramsci grew up on
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By Dr. Rene Wadlow. Self-government will be; first of all; the art of getting people to meddle in things which concern them. It will soon call for the skill of challenging once again; decisions which concern them; and which have been taken
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Abraham Maslow was a US professor of psychology, most of his career at Brandeis University in Massachusetts.(1) Maslow’s writings cover a wide range from an early interest in anthropology to his later applications of humanistic psychology to business and education. His mature
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Decide to Network use every letter you write; every conversation you have; every meeting you attend to express your fundamental beliefs and dreams; affirm to others the vision of the world you want. In a world of big powers, big media and
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By Rene Wadlow. Albert Camus (1913-1960) would have been 10 in November 2013, had he lived beyond the car crash, which took his life in 1960 as he and another editor from the Paris publishing house, Gallimard; were driving too fast from
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