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Tullius

Servius Tullius is Rome's semi-legendary sixth king, traditionally dated to the late 6th century BCE. Ancient sources credit him with major constitutional reforms, urban expansion, and an alliance with Latin cities, but modern scholars see these accounts as largely traditional and partly legendary.

Private

A former pupil who attended both state and private schools compares teaching pace, class size, social culture, and how to choose a school based on individual needs rather than sector labels.

Nursing Schooling

Graduating from nursing school opens clinical and non-clinical career paths - from bedside nursing to administration, health IT, home health, and telehealth - with targeted certifications and further education helping nurses advance.

Ivory

Ivory has served as a material for religious and secular art across cultures - from prehistoric incisions to Greek chryselephantine statues and Japanese netsuke. Today international treaties and national laws tightly restrict commercial ivory trade to protect elephants.

Evening Nursing Programs

Evening nursing programs let working adults and caregivers train for nursing careers by offering classes, labs, and clinicals outside daytime hours. Options include LPN/LVN programs, ADN/RN pathways, bridge programs, hybrid delivery with simulation, and evening clinical placements. Investigate accreditation, licensing support, and clinical scheduling before enrolling.