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Rustication is a
range of
masonry techniques used in
classical architecture giving visible surfaces a
finish texture that
contrasts with smooth, squared-block...
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Rustication,
occasionally rustification (literally "to or of the countryside"), may
refer to:...
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Rustication is a term used at Oxford,
Cambridge and
Durham Universities to mean
being suspended or
expelled temporarily, or, in more
recent times, to...
- The Red
Guards were a m****, student-led,
paramilitary social movement mobilized by
Chairman Mao
Zedong in 1966
until their abolishment in 1968, during...
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local villagers “hated them, but they were
afraid to say anything.”
Rustication did not end the
Cultural Revolution in the
minds of many sent-down youth...
- well-constructed, well-proportioned,
functional building needed string courses or
rustication, at the very least. On the
difference between the
ideals of architecture...
- from a UK
independent school means permanent removal from the school,
rustication or
suspension usually means removal from the
school for a set period...
- his misdeeds. The most
serious misdeeds may
result in expulsion, or
rustication (suspension) or in
former times, beating. Conversely,
should a master...
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exterior of the
building uses a
typically Renaissance combination of
rustication on the
lower level and
ashlar on the upper. The
building has
never been...
