CUNY has given thousands of students their first full opportunity to develop their minds and pursue their dreams.
It signposts how catching early developmental problems and helping children develop their minds more fully is of benefit to all of society, if only we have the will.
They reminisce about it as if it were a public school or a Guards' barracks, but with a more intellectual background and idealism - more like members of the wartime French Resistance - and with much more time to develop their minds and memories (since they had to keep much of the argument in their heads).
In contrast to St. Augustine, he glorifies life and holds that governments should not try to "change men from rational beings into beasts or puppets, but enable them to develop their minds and bodies in security and to employ their reason unshackled".
Consider, for example, the case of Tibetan monks, who have lived in the same way for generations and used their time and resources to develop their minds.
Rhee's advertisement denigrates their efforts and the efforts of the teachers who work to develop their minds and their talents.
While some models were, indeed, just that, others were busy developing their minds while their wallets were being filled by smiling for the camera.
In our 21st-century global economy, which is knowledge-based, technology-driven and constantly changing, students need to develop their minds for lifetimes of higher-level thinking and learning.
Special-needs schools should offer a complete curriculum for students with disabilities, to help to develop their minds and give them opportunities to achieve academic excellence.
Chief Maphilingo Shongwe, who represented chiefs from the Siphofaneni constituency congratulated the children for using the platform productively to develop their minds.
