I never expected to gain any new insight into the nature of my generation, or the changing landscape of American colleges, in lit theory.
Islam was being redefined as a revolutionary force, and covering one's hair and body was no longer a sign of backwardness; instead, it was a sign of a new generation's embrace of the changing face of Islam.
Their participation is also critical recognition of the wider involvement of society - and a new generation - in the changing role of business.
If you are young enough, watch the climate and sea level over the next generation; watch the changing migration of plants and animals; watch the rising number of extinctions.
The freeway also has provided two generations of commuters with a chronicle of the changing metropolis.
A maharani is the wife of a maharaja, and through the lives of four such Indian queens, in two linked families over three generations, Moore demonstrates the changing currents of Indian politics and customs.
Sorensen, Chris said, sensed in the air that Kennedy and he both breathed the brisk aspiration of a young generation come to authority, the changing of the guard from the old generals of World War II to the young officers come back to lead, the reveille of that torch being passed.
Rich Tafel is a Founder of Public Squared providing strategy to the next generation of world changing leaders.
The rise of the Super PAC has opened the door to a new generation of fundraising, changing how money is used to elect candidates and increasing the amount candidates need to raise to be competitive as they seek office.
Ms Xin points out that the Chinese version of the Harvard Business Review is a must-read in the upper echelons of state-owned companies.Members of this new generation of managers are changing the management of the public sector, too, as they alternate between the corporate domain and government.
