Aida

AIDA is the story of an Egyptian soldier, Radames, who falls in love with a Nubian slave, Aida.

ChicagoNow 2010

Plus pure, plus pure qu'un jour de printemps] or the concluding phrase of "Celeste Aida" (in _Aida_, Act I), as

Style in Singing W. E. Haslam

This consciousness of their muti's potential for expansion (a potential on which their own survival would depend when they reached old age) prompted women to acquire land through any available channel, as in Aida's loose interpretation of n'wingi (mother-in-law) whereby she claimed land through the idiom of lovolo kinship even though she had never been formally married.

Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique 2005

Nor would a young woman in Aida's positionunmarried, and looking after an aging mother as well as four children and an infant grandsonhave forgotten for a moment the matrilineal community that embraced her on the day of her birth.

Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique 2005

Clash songs blasted, anarchists taunted "Aida"-goers, and moms, queers and Wall Street bankers told the Bush administration it must go.

Archive 2004-08-01 2004

More often than not, when "A Christmas Carol" comes to the stage, it does so with the grandeur and scale of "Aida" - a massive cast, racks of elegant costumes and ornate, elaborate sets.

PrideSource - front 2009

More often than not, when "A Christmas Carol" comes to the stage, it does so with the grandeur and scale of "Aida" - a massive cast, racks of elegant costumes and ornate, elaborate sets.

PrideSource - front 2009

More often than not, when "A Christmas Carol" comes to the stage, it does so with the grandeur and scale of "Aida" - a massive cast, racks of elegant costumes and ornate, elaborate sets.

PrideSource - front 2009

In Tagalog, Aida told Ariel to be quiet and began to read Murad his rights.

Seeds of Terror Maria A. Ressa 2003

In Tagalog, Aida told Ariel to be quiet and began to read Murad his rights.

Seeds of Terror Maria A. Ressa 2003