The back of the Glaspaleis, which is not made of glass, houses the calotte on his balding head, being an easily recognised personification of the store.
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The Glacier de Bionnassay Italien arises from a cirque between the south eastern side of the Aiguille de Bionnassay, the Col de Bionnassay and the Calotte des Aiguilles Grises.
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The student is also able to express his individuality by wearing several insignia on the calotte that will reflect their academic curriculum, their personal interests and even their character.
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Each of the six newer towers had underground " cachots ", or dungeons, at its base, and curved " calotte ", literally " shell ", rooms in their roofs.
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The meaning of the calotte has evolved, but whatever the theories may be on its origins, the calotte is mainly a sign that indicates the student's belonging to a group.
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The meaning of the calotte has evolved, but whatever the theories may be on its origins, the calotte is mainly a sign that indicates the student's belonging to a group.
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These areas of focus include The Nordic Countries and the neighboring North Calotte Area, as well as the familiar collaboration area of European Union countries, but on a wider scale than previously.
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Examination of the calotte ( the anterior ends of dicyemids ) is required to distinguish them . " D . shimantoense " inserts the conical calottes into intracellular folds of renal appendages.
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This event gives a hint at how student life and traditions have developed on the newly born campus, reviving some long lost customs as the traditional Catholic Belgian students hat, the " calotte ".
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Requirements to get the " calotte " vary, but always include a minimum time spent on the given campus, a knowledge of the " calotte ", Latin formulae and student songs.
