Maybe it was the experience of growing up in a family with 12 children in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, that propelled Veronica M. White outdoors and fostered a passion for parkland.
Television, he continued, "in fostering a passion for depth involvement in every aspect of experience, creates an obsession with bodily welfare".
IN the 1930's and 40's, two companies with the magic words Ballet Russe in their names crisscrossed America, fostering a passion for ballet and, incidentally, forming an inextricable link between ballet and Russia in the public's mind.
Marshall's mother was a teacher who was forced to add floor washing to her job description; his father, a railroad porter, was deeply interested in the law and fostered a passion for debate in his son by constantly demanding defenses of his logic.
Muddy Bhatt, a medical student specialising in neurology at University College London, said that reading this particular book inspired him to apply to medical school: "What I read not only impelled me to study medicine, but fostered a passion for neuroscience that I have pursued to this day.
Enzensberger fostered a passion for mathematics and numbers, although he was not a mathematician by trade.
What we do not know is the impact of these changes on deep student learning, civic engagement and fostering a passion for lifelong learning.
And his religious background also fostered a fervent passion for the law.
CARL HIAASEN'S satirical romps are often underpinned by fierce environmental concerns fostered by a passion for his native Florida.
