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Weatherhead is "indulged to excess" as a child of an upper-class family and does what many privileged and ambitious Americans have done when they come of age — travel abroad to further their education.
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As a result, the number of small businesses shuttered also must have risen last year, says Scott Shane , a professor of entrepreneurial studies and economics at Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management.
Rise in Start-Ups Draws Doubters Sarah E. Needleman 2012
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Weatherhead, Rhodes and Gibson couldn't immediately be reached for comment.
Two More Charged in Probe of Cyber-Attacks Cassell Bryan-Low 2011
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Weatherhead and Rhodes were arrested in January along with three other individuals as part of a probe into Anonymous.
Internet Attacks Yield Arrests Cassell Bryan-Low 2011
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Weatherhead, Rhodes and Gibson couldn't immediately be reached for comment.
Internet Attacks Yield Arrests Cassell Bryan-Low 2011
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Christopher Weatherhead, 20, from Northampton, and Ashley Rhodes, 26, from Kennington, south London, have been charged with conspiracy to carry out an unauthorised act in relation to a computer.
LulzSec and Anonymous police and FBI investigation sees two more arrested 2011
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Rhodes and Weatherhead were arrested in January along with three other individuals as part of a probe into Anonymous.
Two More Charged in Probe of Cyber-Attacks Cassell Bryan-Low 2011
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Ultimately, "Europe" is the site of his dissolute and derivative aesthetic as well as political education; this point is further emphasized in the comparison between Weatherhead and Lord Byron.
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Weatherhead and the eventual reform of his dissipation.
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Review may have seen the story of Weatherhead as satire on the American Whig through his Jacksonian perspective on Eurocentrism (Paulding 426).
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