An older and more thoughtful Michelangelo originally accepted the commission for this important painting from Pope Clement VII. The original subject of the mural was the resurrection, but with the Pope's death, his successor, Pope Paul III, felt the Last Judgment was a more fitting subject for 1530s Rome. While traditional medieval last judgments showed figures dressed according to their social positions, Michelangelo created a new standard.
North Carolina-Asheville College. North Carolina-Asheville is a small public college. It is a 2% school. Located in a regional city, it is an ideal academy to master Psychology, Literature, Interdisciplinary Studies, Art and Environmental Studies up to the Master's degree. North Carolina-Asheville College is located in Asheville.
Buncombe County operates the eighth largest school bus transportation system in North Carolina, including service for Asheville City Schools. Each school day 292 school buses travel nearly 16,600 miles of roads in Buncombe County/Asheville City, and transport over 16,500 students with an efficiency rating of approximately 98%. A one-day stop arm count was conducted on March 23, 2012 of last school year, and bus drivers reported 65 violations.