Especially in times of recession, Greens need to tackle people's everyday fears and aspirations in a way they can relate to in a language that is relevant.
In the arts category, the fiction prize was awarded to Richard Russo for his novel "Empire Falls," (Alfred A. Knopf) about working-class life and aspirations in a small Maine mill town.
Whitbeck defines health in terms of the psychophysiological capacities of an individual that support her "goals, projects and aspirations in a wide variety of situations".
It was like crossing a moat from the reality of a contemporary world of struggle and strife, to a paradise of storytelling, which opened infinite possibilities and aspirations in a young boy confronting a strange and scary future.
As students and teachers return to the classroom for the 2014-15 academic year, Teach Plus teachers across the nation reflect on their goals and aspirations in a series of New (School) Year Resolutions.
Sir Martin Harris, director of the Office for Fair Access, which ensures fair access to university, said: "I warmly welcome the recognition in this report that raising attainment and aspiration in schools is a vital factor in fair access to higher education for all bright and able children, regardless of their background.
"There is a lot of innovation, hope and aspiration in that one building".
For example, people have questioned whether she's a good mother because she also has a career and aspirations in addition to a family.
9 32 p.m. | Updated We have concluded our live discussion of "Just Kids," the award-winning memoir of friendship and artistic aspiration in a vanished New York, by the rocker, poet and consummate romanticist Patti Smith.
Arguing for real human emotions and aspirations in the novel, a full modeling of characters and a palpable world for them to inhabit, he has dismissed many admired contemporary American novelists for metafictional and other forms of authorial self-consciousness.
