While the glands were first described by the French surgeon Alphonse Guérin (1816-1895), they were named after the Scottish gynaecologist Alexander Skene, who wrote about it in Western medical literature.
Alexander Skene | William Forbes Skene | Peter Skene Ogden | Patrick Skene Catling | Skene | Peter Skene Ogden State Scenic Viewpoint | John Skene, Lord Curriehill | alt=A black and white photograph of a bald man with a graying mustache and beard wearing a frock coat and tie looking to the right. It fades to almost white at the bottom, where it is signed "Alexander Skene" |
Saturday Drama classes, led by Sheena Blackhall, Marie Skene and Scott Armstrong) run every Saturday for various ages.
Skene was born in Fyvie, Scotland, United Kingdom on 17 June 1837.
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As a sculptor, Skene created a bust of J. Marion Sims, which is on display in the lobby of the Kings County Medical Society.
The direct line of the chiefs of Clan Skene died out in 1827 and the estates passed to a nephew, James Duff, 4th Earl Fife.
There is a blue plaque for Felicia Skene, installed on 2 July 2002 by the Oxfordshire Blue Plaques Board, located at 34 St Michael's Street, Oxford, England.
It then passed through the hands of Dr Mackintosh-Mackay, Dr W.F. Skene and the Reverend John Kennedy of Arran who finally bequeathed it to Glasgow.
res=FB0C13F738581A7A93C6A91782D85F4C8385F9 "?title=East Chop">East Chop, near here, was married to Dr. James D. Page of the University of Rochester at the Summer home of the bride's parents in the East Chop Summer colony this afternoon.
Born at Banff, Scotland, the son of Banff Sheriff Clerk James Duff (1729–1804) by his marriage to Helen Skene 1734–1764, he was a kinsman (first cousin once removed) to the second and third Earls of Fife.
He lived at Longrigg, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland and married Lorina Helen Elspeth Skene.
In October 2009, Frightened Rabbit revealed that Make Model's Gordon Skene was joining their band.
For example, John Morris-Jones, in his comprehensive discussion of works attributed to Taliesin (Y Cymmrodor XXVIII, 1918), repeats and cites the information provided by Skene that is typically omitted in historical works.
Real-life executives are portrayed in the film, including Enron Chairman Ken Lay played by Mike Farrell, CEO Jeff Skilling played by Jon Ted Wynne, and whistleblower Sherron Watkins played by Jan Skene, while other characters are renamed (presumably to protect the innocent) such as senior executive Mr. Blue played by Brian Dennehy.