How a Javanese Sultan Became a Hero of Democracy By JOHN COLMEY Yogyakarta He is the 10th sultan in the tradition of the rulers of Mataram, the once-proud kingdom of Java.
One 17th-century sultan, aptly called Ibrahim the Mad, became so bored that he spent much of his time tossing gold coins to the fish in the Bosporus alongside the Topkapi Palace.
How a Javanese Sultan Became a Hero of Democracy By JOHN COLMEY Yogyakarta He is the 10th sultan in the tradition of the rulers of Mataram, the once-proud kingdom of Java.
Sultan High School graduation photos Sultan High School students celebrate their graduation Saturday. Sultan High School held its graduation for the class of 2013 on Saturday. Click here to see a gallery of photos from the ceremony.
June 11, 2013 - Everett Herald
Sultan High School graduation Sultan High School graduation in Sultan Saturday afternoon, June 8, 2013.
June 9, 2013 - Everett Herald
Sultan mother, son arrested in rock-throwing incident SULTAN -- The adage "Listen to your mother" isn't always the best advice. On Monday, it landed a Sultan man in jail. He's accused of hurling a softball-sized rock at his mom's former boyfriend, allegedly at her behest.
June 6, 2013 - Everett Herald
David Haye in Yahoo! Eurosport Haye added: "I'd fight Wladimir Klitschko in his next fight. I watched his pitiful effort in his last fight against Sultan Ibragimov, which was embarrassing. He won't be looking forward to fighting someone like me. I've probably got two-and-a-half...
Jalal Talabani in Forbes But a character like Sultan Hashim, with whom we had contacts during Saddam Hussein's era, is something else. We were urging him to work against the government, so how can I now vote for his execution. I will never ever do that,Talabani said.