"The Fossil Free movement has grown exponentially with students and universities at its core, pioneering a new way for public institutions to be truly independent of the fossil fuel economy and in doing so, trailblazing a path for wider society to follow".
What set this core, pioneering group of entrepreneurs apart was not just their businesses but their commitment to giving back, in ways both concrete and abstract, to build a real ecosystem.
The launch shows the sector is shifting from a niche activity run by hard-core pioneers to a potentially disruptive force that can be tapped into by any community.
Moreno was a fan of the morose British band Depeche Mode and the Washington, D.C., hard-core punk pioneer Bad Brains.
LITTLE FUGITIVE At its core, this pioneering independent film from 1953 is just an urban heart-warmer, but it has a fresh, gritty surface and a Grade A horror-comic hook: a seven-year-old boy (Richie Andrusco), believing that he fatally shot his older brother, goes on the lam.
The school structures its curriculum around the "Pioneer Core," a five-course series that emphasizes culture through Cultural Seminars, Writing Seminars, Cross-Cultural Development, Cross-Cultural Experiences, and Global Perspectives Colloquiums.
Pros The ingredients for a village-wide revival, similar to what has happened over the last decade in upstate communities like Hudson and Rosendale, seem to be in place: low-slung 19th-century storefronts, walkable blocks, manageable traffic and a core of dedicated pioneers.
On education, a topic Jeb will speak on again next week in Washington, he is out of sync with the Republican grassroots, which has taken great dislike to the so-called Common Core standard setting pioneered in Florida and rolled out nationally by Obama.
If there is ever a core Europe or a pioneer group, Spain will be in it.Its success was partly driven by EU cash, partly by Spain's determination to live up to European standards.
