Fascination with the private versus public facets of the icon has inspired countless books, films and songs both during her lifetime and since her death at the age of 36.
Over Cal Spring Break, students will gain exposure to different facets of a public service career: legislative paths, community organizations, local, state and federal government, and philanthropy.
I would hardly call Glaeser a public advocate for urbanism, having read your article about the many facets of his life and his economic findings.
Page said he hoped the exhibit would educate the public about a different facet to filmmaking, "The general public tends to associate films with actors versus people who conceive and design and make the films.
The remaining two square facets of a Type A facet form Type C facets with two Type I rays.
The four triangular facets of a Type A facet form Type D facets (Egyptian pyramids) with two Type I rays.
The founders wanted to establish medical schools and publications, and raise medical standards Widney advocated aid to "the sickly poor" as a facet of public health and civic philanthropy.
Essentially, people-powered parks expand on the volunteerism that has always been a facet of public parks — so much so that LandPaths can operate its holdings at a fraction of what it would cost the state.
In her most recent role, she managed the public service facets of physical and digital library services, and was closely involved in the planning of two new library spaces on campus.
The UK model of public-private partnerships (PPPs), a key facet of the current administration's plan for sustainable development, has experienced its share of growing pains.
Ellen's primary objective at the Veterans Museum will be to promote oral history as an essential facet of museum education and public history.
