Sentences with phrase «citadel military»
Property 100PCT Non Smoking The Embassy Suites Historic Charleston hotel is a grand restoration of the original Citadel Military College which is listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings.
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One of the top public colleges in the South, The Citadel Military College applies military culture to education, producing some of the top graduates in their respective fields.
Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum speaks during the Republican Society Patriot Dinner at the Citadel Military College in Charleston, S.C., in February.
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Once again, Justice Scalia (Justice Thomas took no part because his son attends The Citadel, another all - male military college) destroyed the majority opinion.
«Al brought me down from Youngstown, Ohio, to visit The Citadel and told me I wouldn't have to wear a military uniform,» Maguire says.
They had met five years earlier when Davis, then an assistant coach at The Citadel, had persuaded Maguire to play at the Charleston, S.C., military academy.
However, in line with the overall image of the city, the citadel injects French influence on the city, with lines greatly inspired by the plans of Vauban, a French military architect.
In 1853, Army Engineers started constructing a military citadel on the Island, including the west coast's first (and continually operating) lighthouse.
Other relics of the island's military past include a parade ground, the ruins of officers» cottages, and the first floor of the original military citadel (an inaccessible maze under the cellhouse).
From a central citadel — the player assumes the role of military leader charged with creating, developing, and updating a city with weapons and defences, balancing and aligning the city's resources to better survive against prolonged monster attacks.
The Citadel, designed by Vauban, Louis XIV's celebrated military architect, was built between 1668 and 1711.
I asked my classmates from college (I went The Citadel which is a military college if you recall) if they knew anyone stationed in Pakistan or Afghanistan that has gone into some caves hunting down the bad guys.
Bridges, a salesperson with Russell & Jeffcoat Inc. in Columbia, S.C., was a basketball player at the well - known military college The Citadel in Charleston, S.C.. His team's 1967 — 68 season will soon be immortalized in a new book by his teammate, the author Pat Conroy (The Great Santini, The Prince of Tides).