Pupils at the Priory Ruskin Academy in Grantham, Lincolnshire, have a variety of revision techniques.
In fact, Ruskin's views were far more complex and contradictory than his disciples made out.
The college has links with Ruskin College in Oxford and the City Lit in London.
They are all in Lincoln apart from the Ruskin Academy, which is in Grantham.
It offers a vivid portrait of Ruskin as the precocious only child of a self-made wine merchant.
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IR I am writing in protest at the sensationalised and inaccurate innuendo of your article on Ruskin College (September 18th).
When Rose grew up, Ruskin proposed, unsuccessfully, but one gets the feeling that marriage was not what he really wanted.
Saturday's forecast for Ruskin was for mostly sunny skies with high temperatures around 76 degrees and sustained south-southwest winds of around 10 mph.
The blaze was centered in Ruskin, about 20 miles south of Tampa near Florida's Gulf coast, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
Like many hotels and bed and breakfasts around the Winter Gardens, the Ruskin Hotel on Albert Road is packed with pigeon fanciers and their feathered friends.
Ron Creer, deputy head responsible for staff development at John Ruskin School, a comprehensive in Coniston, Cumbria, said all eligible staff in his school had applied.
Rather than scanning all his 250 works for objective commentary on society, art or economics, we should value Ruskin for his luminous, sensitive, humanly flawed subjectivity.
However, those who look for larger ideas will be rewarded with an important insight which may bring new admirers to Ruskin's works, so long neglected by the reading public.
If indeed she starved herself to prevent her body from maturing it is easy to see how this might connect with Ruskin's need for her to remain a child.
The second volume picks up the narrative in 1859, and it becomes clear that the flipside of Ruskin's phobic response to adult female sexuality is his fascination with little girls.
His writings inspired other figures, such as John Ruskin and Beatrix Potter, to take up the role of defender and to protest against reservoirs, afforestation and, more recently, wind farms.
Most important, says Morris Ruskin, the head of Shoreline Entertainment, a glut of films commissioned in the era of loose credit has at last worked its way through the pipeline.
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The English, led by John Ruskin, were leading reactionaries.
This may indeed be more than it bargained for, Ruskin writes, and is the reason he expects the euro to fall to 1.30 against the dollar by the end of this year.
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The Victorian sage John Ruskin helped invent the modern cult of the craftsman: he was both an idealist and an aesthete, and he argued that miserable workers produced miserable work, and vice versa.
Upstream of the Ecole, John Ruskin and William Morris's Arts and Crafts movement gave early inspiration to the Nancy creators, who later attained a measure of American notoriety via the 1893 Chicago Universal Exhibition.
He was first elected to the Commons in 1970, after a career in the merchant navy, where he had been a leading activist in the National Union of Seamen, and study at Oxford's Ruskin College.
In suggesting between the lines that Ruskin should be read not as a critic or theoretician but as a creative writer, a literary artist, Mr Hilton makes compelling sense of his idiosyncratic and eclectic oeuvre.
Mr Prescott, as he then was, honed by his time as a shop steward in the National Union of Seamen and a spell at Ruskin College in Oxford, soon made his mark on the national stage.
Mr Hilton makes no attempt to explain his subject's predilection in a broader context, though he notes that, when Slade professor of art at Oxford, Ruskin met Lewis Carroll, the most famous of Victorian little-girl addicts.
Among his other accolades are the JM Barrie lifetime achievement award, which he received in 2008, the Hans Christian Andersen Award for illustration in 2002 and an honorary degree from the Anglia Ruskin university in Cambridge.
At a time when Dickens was documenting the shocking plight of the poor in contemporary Britain, the village had a unique egalitarian identity that attracted important figures to speak at the Hall, including Benjamin Disraeli, David Livingstone and John Ruskin.
Of the universities across the region - Anglia Ruskin, Bedfordshire, Cambridge, Essex, Hertfordshire, Northampton, Suffolk and the University of East Anglia - 2010 graduates from the University of Hertfordshire were the most successful, with 46% finding graduate jobs.
His father, Arthur Jenkins, worked in the coal mines from the age of 12 for 24 years with a two-year break at Ruskin, an Oxford college for working people, and in 1935 became a Labour member of Parliament.
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