What does LOD stand for?

Lords of Discipline

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Pat Conroy, the author of "The Prince of Tides," "The Great Santini" and "The Lords of Discipline," is being inducted into the South Carolina Hall of Fame.

Author Pat Conroy entering SC Hall of Fame

Conroy has written many books, among them Beach Music, Lords of Discipline, and Prince of Tides.

My Losing Season

After making the films Lords of Discipline and Dream One, he became a household name in acclaimed TV series Robin of Sherwood.

WEEKEND: DINNER DATE: A good roast and some Churchill wit

Reformation cities in setting up their lords of discipline and morals courts at the same time focused on the day-to-day sexual life of the laity and not, as the Catholic Church had done before, principally on the sexual misdeeds of its clergy.

Sexuality, State, and Civil Society in Germany: 1700-1815

The veteran actor, who also appeared in such military-themed films as "An Officer and a Gentleman," "U-571," "Men of Honor" and "The Lords of Discipline," was a hit with the ship's crew, many of whom expressed their gratitude to the actor for his participation in the event.

Fox Says `Thanks' to Men and Women Aboard U.S.S. Carl Vinson With ...