This venture is associated with the business school at the University of California in Berkeley, and features a kind of academic and energetic combination focused on Internet related ventures.
Verlaine and his pack of angel hunters are far more entertaining and energetic than the tweedy academics of "Angelology," who seemed intent on researching the Nephilim to death.
Drawings range from deft academic portraits to energetic sketches for the semi-abstract, semi-Surrealist sculpture "Cactus Man".
Under his energetic and flamboyant leadership, the school developed an exceptional academic reputation and served in these troubled times as a bridge between the Islamic and Western Worlds.
So far, the energetic debate about Mr. Bellesiles, scholarship and second chances on academic and education Web sites has focused mostly on his 2000 book, "Arming America: The Origins of a National Gun Culture".
A manic, energetic man whose interests spill over the boundaries of his academic specialty, polymer physics, Professor Barham has traveled twice to Antarctica because, he confessed, "my wife and I are basically obsessed by penguins".
With combined grassroots and grasstops efforts we can change the climate of academic institutions, so young Black boys, like my energetic, carefree, nephew can live free from chains.
We know that in academic settings they can be labeled "hyper" rather than "energetic," or "aggressive" rather than "assertive".
Certainly, in the early 20th century, when literature was being defined as an academic subject, establishment male critics who wanted to make American literature "more energetic and masculine" actively attempted to exclude female writers from the canon.
If we can stay in New York, 41 Cooper Square, the new Cooper Union academic building designed by the Pritzker Prize-winning architect Thom Mayne, is the most exciting, energetic, and well-composed academic building to go up in the city in at least a decade.
