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Lyceum

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Oct 14, 2026

Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
47:19
Its culture is borrowed from abroad and all its kings were of foreign origin.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
47:25
They did not venture to give such teaching to the children of the upper classes in the Clara School and the Lyceum, but in the Jokum School, they had sufficient courage to make poor children sing a patriotic song about the Duke of Ostgotland.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
47:38
In this occurred a verse addressed to the crew of the fleet saying victory was sure in the battle they wished for because Prince Oscar leads us on or something of the sort.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
47:49
Meanwhile, the reading lesson began, but just at that moment, the headmaster came in.

Unknown podcast

Growth of a Soul-August Strindberg

Oct 10 · 1 Mention

speaker_4UNKNOWN
50:05
Its culture is borrowed from abroad and all its kings were of foreign origin.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
50:10
They did not venture to give such teaching to the children of the upper classes in the Clara School and the Lyceum, but in the Jokum School they had sufficient courage to make poor children sing a patriotic song about the Duke of Oskatland.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
50:24
In this occurred a verse addressed to the crew of the fleet saying victory was sure in the battle they wished for because Prince Oscar leads us on, or something of the sort.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
50:34
Meanwhile the reading lesson began, but just at that moment the headmaster came in.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
47:19
Its culture is borrowed from abroad and all its kings were of foreign origin.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
47:25
They did not venture to give such teaching to the children of the upper classes in the Clara School and the Lyceum, but in the Jochum School, they had sufficient courage to make poor children sing a patriotic song about the Duke of Oskatland.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
47:38
In this occurred a verse addressed to the crew of the fleet saying victory was sure in the battle they wished for because Prince Oscar leads us on, or something of the sort.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
47:49
Meanwhile, the reading lesson began, but just at that moment, the headmaster came in.
Richard VerliGUEST
29:40
Now, you may have another nightmare.
Richard VerliGUEST
29:42
If she's elected, do you think that those students, not only the Lyceum, but the one from university, you think they will remain quiet? I'm not too sure.
François PicardHOST
29:51
So, Jean-Rémi Girard, that kind of brings us to this moment in time.
François PicardHOST
29:55
Remember, surprise movement, right? No one was expecting this.
Joel PortingaNARRATOR
13:01
Divorce was abolished.
Joel PortingaNARRATOR
13:04
Lyceums called themselves colleges.
Joel PortingaNARRATOR
13:06
The collegians, decorated on the collar with a golden fleur de lis, fought each other apropos of the King of Rome.
Joel PortingaNARRATOR
13:15
The counter police of the chateau had denounced to Her Royal Highness, Madame, the portrait, everywhere exhibited, of M. the Duke de Orleans, who made a better appearance in his uniform of a colonel general of hussars than M. the Duke de Berry in his uniform of colonel general of dragoons.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
38:39
For I was not the State's schoolmaster, but I supported myself by voluntary subscription.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
38:46
I did not see why the Lyceum should not present its tax bill and have the State to back its demand, as well as the Church.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
38:54
However, at the request of the selectmen, I condescended to make some such statement as this in writing: "Know all men by these presents, that I, Henry Thoreau, do not wish to be regarded as a member of any incorporated society which I have not joined." This I gave to the town clerk; and he has it.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
39:17
The State, having thus learned that I did not wish to be regarded as a member of that church, has never made a like demand on me since; though it said that it must adhere to its original presumption that time.
John BurlinsonNARRATOR
26:36
In this year of grace, nineteen hundred one, the great Shakespeare has been elbowed from the stage by the author of A Texas Steer, and where once the haughty Richard trod the boards, the skirt dance assumes the center of the stage and looms lurid like the spirit of the Brocken.
John BurlinsonNARRATOR
27:06
Recently, a vaudeville turn of Hamlet has been presented, where the gravediggers do their gruesome tasks to ragtime, and on every hand we behold the Lyceum giving way to the McClure continuous limb.
John BurlinsonNARRATOR
27:28
Wagner abhorred the mere tune for the sake of tune.
John BurlinsonNARRATOR
27:32
"You cannot produce art and leave man out," he said.

1 HR 51 MINS LATER

Samantha BroswellNARRATOR
138:23
It was the slave songs that made slavery bearable, and in the long ago exiles in Babylon found a solemn joy by singing the songs of Zion.
Samantha BroswellNARRATOR
138:32
Chopin drank in the songs of Poland with his mother's milk, and while yet a child began to give them voice in his own way.
Samantha BroswellNARRATOR
138:41
In the meantime his father's fortunes had mended a bit, and the family had moved to Warsaw, where Nicolas Chopin was professor of languages at the Lyceum.
Samantha BroswellNARRATOR
138:51
The title of the office fills the mouth in a very satisfying way, but the emoluments attached hardly afforded such a gratification.

Unknown podcast

Growth of a Soul-August Strindberg

Sep 25 · 1 Mention

Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
51:19
Its culture is borrowed from abroad and all its kings were of foreign origin.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
51:25
They did not venture to give such teaching to the children of the upper classes in the Clara School and the Lyceum, but in the Jokum School they had sufficient courage to make poor children sing a patriotic song about the Duke of Oskatland.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
51:38
In this occurred a verse addressed to the crew of the fleet saying victory was sure in the battle they wished for because Prince Oskar leads us on, or something of the sort.
Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
51:49
Meanwhile the reading lesson began, but just at that moment the headmaster came in.
Archon FungHOST
33:52
And by engaging in this vigilante violence.
Archon FungHOST
33:56
And then Lincoln is often read, as you say, in the Lyceum speech, the solution is.
Archon FungHOST
34:02
Two things.
Archon FungHOST
34:03
One is obey the law and don't take the law into your own hands.
Saladin AmbarGUEST
36:00
And I would dare say that part of our devaluation of others is a loss of that spirit.
Saladin AmbarGUEST
36:07
And it's something that certainly needs to be reclaimed and renewed and reinvigorated and in some ways reimagined altogether because it's so easy for us to demonize and devalue others because of any number of differences.
Saladin AmbarGUEST
36:24
So bottom line is Lincoln at the Lyceum is saying, you know, the institutions, who cares if they will hold? I know there have been lots of people talking over the last five, 10 years, institutions will hold.
Saladin AmbarGUEST
36:36
The institutions are- The two
Joel PortingaNARRATOR
13:45
Divorce was abolished.
Joel PortingaNARRATOR
13:48
Lyceums called themselves colleges.
Joel PortingaNARRATOR
13:50
The collegians, decorated on the collar with a golden fleur de lys, fought each other apropos of the King of Rome.
Joel PortingaNARRATOR
13:59
The counter-police of the chateau had denounced to her royal highness, Madame, the portrait, everywhere exhibited, of M. the Duc d'Orleans, who made a better appearance in his uniform of a colonel-general of hussars than M. the Duc de Berry in his uniform of colonel-general of dragoons.

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