Challenging accomplishment.
The challenges, accomplishments, and failures of the Reconstruction era will be a significant part of a scheduled, final examination during finals week.
It's a baby step in what will be a lifetime of changes, challenges, accomplishments and even let downs at times.
Leonard Siegel leaves a legacy of warmth and intellectual challenge and accomplishment to his wife, Lee, their children; David, Robert, Ellen, and Michael, their nine grandchildren; Andrew, Jonathan, Becky, Amy, Emily, Jain, Anne, Karen, and Rachel; and great-grandchildren; Samantha, Juliet, Nathaniel, Jacob, and Oliver.
With acquaintances in the art world and himself on its margins, he sees people making their way in it, making their living at it (even a good one), and, perhaps in the classic sour-grapes move, he challenges their accomplishment as a sign of impurity, even self-prostitution.
I write little snippets of what they've done and accomplished every year, what their challenges and accomplishments have been".
He spoke of challenges and accomplishments such as helping Rockefeller Center restructure its debt when it underwent financial reverses.
But they also explore the challenges and accomplishments of each girl -- on and off the court -- as she defines herself as both an individual and a team player.
Academia, by contrast, must rely on standardized test scores to compare scholarship candidates, which often overlooks many challenges and accomplishments of in-depth student histories.
Both Nitish Badhwar, MD, and Fatima Rodriguez, MD, MPH, have hit the ground running and are greatly enjoying their challenges and accomplishments.
President Faust reflected on her time as President of Harvard and discussed some of the greatest challenges and accomplishments in the decade of her leadership.
