Segal — (and its variants) can refer to the following:Peopleegal*Alan F. Segal, American Professor of Jewish Studies *Brandon Segal, ice hockey player *Dan Segal, a British mathematician *Daniel Scott Segal, also known as Dancing Eagle, drummer for The… … Wikipedia
Antonin Scalia — Infobox Judge name = Antonin Gregory Scalia imagesize = caption = office = Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court termstart = September 26 1986 termend = nominator = Ronald Reagan appointer = predecessor = William H. Rehnquist… … Wikipedia
Left-wing politics — Left wing redirects here. For the term used in sports, see Winger (sports). Leftism redirects here. For the album by Leftfield, see Leftism (album). Left of Center redirects here. For the comedy group, see Liberal Democrats. Part of the Politics… … Wikipedia
Supreme Court of the United States — Infobox High Court|court name = Supreme Court of the United States imagesize = 150px caption = established = 1789 country = United States location = Washington, D.C. coordinates= coord|38|53|26.55|N|77|00|15.64|W|display=inline,title type =… … Wikipedia
David Souter — For other people named David Souter, see David Souter (disambiguation). David Souter Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States In office October 9, 1990 – June 29, 2009 … Wikipedia
Ruth Bader Ginsburg — Infobox Judge name = Ruth Bader Ginsburg imagesize = caption = office = Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court termstart = August 10, 1993 termend = nominator = Bill Clinton predecessor = Byron White successor = Incumbent birthdate … Wikipedia
John Paul Stevens — Infobox Judge name =John Paul Stevens| imagesize = 230px caption = office = Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court termstart = December 19 1975 termend = nominator = Gerald Ford appointer = predecessor = William O. Douglas successor … Wikipedia
Nolan Chart — The Nolan Chart is a political diagram popularized by the American libertarian David Nolan. He reasoned that virtually all human political action can be divided into two general categories: economic and personal. He developed the chart to… … Wikipedia
Centrism — Political centre redirects here. For the Russian movement (1919–20), see Political Centre (Russia). Owing its name to the left–right political spectrum, centrism is noted for its moderate stances on societal issues In politics, centrism is the… … Wikipedia
performing arts — arts or skills that require public performance, as acting, singing, or dancing. [1945 50] * * * ▪ 2009 Introduction Music Classical. The last vestiges of the Cold War seemed to thaw for a moment on Feb. 26, 2008, when the unfamiliar strains … Universalium
