| Who Could It Be? |
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2008/05/05 21:00 |
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Very little is known about his life, but his writings and ideas opened
the door for modern medical practices. A citizen of ancient Greece, he
believed that earthly causes, and not spirits caused illness. In
recent times, medical students take an oath named after him.
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2
He was a well-known television dad, but began his career playing the
saxophone in a band. When he got to Hollywood, he played leads in
comedies and dramas. In addition to his television series, his movie
credits included a role against Barbara Stanwyck in Double Indemnity.
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3
In 1854, he was born in Washington D.C. He joined the Marine Corps
band when he was 13 as an apprentice. Twelve years later, he conducted
the band. Eventually he left the Marine Corps band to start one of his
own. He also composed several marching songs that are still around
today. A large brass instrument owes him its creation and its name.
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4
Both his father and grandfather were admirals in the Navy. Eighteen
months after he left the Navy he was elected to the House of
Representatives. He became the senator of Arizona four years later.
Although his reputation has some blemishes, he is admired for his
bluntness and his attempts to reform the American political process.
In 1996, he made a speech at the Republican convention nominating Bob
Dole as a candidate for the presidency.
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5
She revolutionized education when she let children learn at their own
medical school. Working with mentally challenged children, she began
constructing her own theories on education. She thought a less
structured environment where kids could be self-motivated and learn at
their own rate would be best. The schools she established in Europe
and the United States used this method of instruction, and still carry
her name 50 years after her death.
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Who Could It Be?
1 Hippocrates
2 Fred MacMurray
3 John Philip Sousa
4 John McCain
5 Maria Montessori
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