The law, he had learned, has its limits as an instrument of change.
But the biggest instrument of change in Cotchery the last 12 months remains the smallest person in his life.
He didn't give up on social policy as an instrument of change -- at least at first.
As history unfolded around him — the shootings of students at Kent State and Jackson State — Mr. Holder saw the law as an instrument of change.
"INSTRUMENT OF CHANGE: JIM SCHOPPERT RETROSPECTIVE 1947-1992," Natiofal Museum of the American Indian, George Gustav Heye Center, 1 Bowling Green, Lower Manhattan, (212) 514-3820 (through Sunday).
"INSTRUMENT OF CHANGE: JIM SCHOPPERT RETROSPECTIVE 1947-1992," Natiofal Museum of the American Indian, George Gustav Heye Center, 1 Bowling Green, lower Manhattan, (212) 514-3820 (through Feb. 6).
Honoring company tradition and those stalwart dancegoers who had stuck with the troupe throughout the hard times, he made story ballets his chief instrument of change.
Mr. Djindjic's camp holds clear sway only in economic reform, which the prime minister thus paints as the major instrument of change.
Last week at a news conference before the Target World Challenge in California, Woods reaffirmed that stance while acknowledging that it was frustrating to be singled out as the instrument of change.
"Instrument of Change: Jim Schoppert Retrospective Exhibition, 1947-1992" has more than 50 works, including large carved panels, sculptures, paintings and poetry by Schoppert, a Tlingit artist; through Sunday.
