Yet this puzzle, edited by Margaret Farrar, who had overseen The Times's Sunday puzzles since their start in 1942, showed an intelligence and a cultural standard far above other puzzles of the time.
Her research interests include organizational control mechanisms, emotional intelligence, and cross cultural studies.
Perhaps it signifies for the director a tenderness for intellectual youths, a time when intelligence was valued and cultural obsession was prized — perhaps it's his paradigm, not the characters'.
They never said to me, 'Will you please pass some money from Sam to Jane?,' or 'Would you please call up So-and-So and arrange an appointment?' " Given what's known about the C.I.A.'s funding of the magazine Encounter, for example, few people would be surprised to learn of another Cold War contact between American intelligence and an American cultural body.
It has been targeted by militant groups several times in recent years, with attacks on police facilities, intelligence offices, and sporting and cultural events.
Some readers argue that Robinson's intelligence, deep historical reading and cultural heterodoxy chafe against her lyrical prose, rapturous sensibility and spiritual quests.
We are using the appropriate complaints procedure to urge the FA to provide mandatory 'race appreciation' training and 'cultural capital and cultural intelligence' training to Roy Hodgson and all football managers in the UK".
Like Damon Albarn – who has also moved between pop and opera, although in the opposite direction – Church gives the impression of a fierce and restless musical and cultural intelligence, always looking for new directions.
The British may have pioneered the Great Game, but their political and cultural intelligence about much of north-western India was limited from the onset.After the 1820s, the British, in a fit of victorious hubris (emboldened by their defeats of Napoleonic France, no less), increasingly cut themselves off from the cultural, linguistic and religious knowledge of the wider Indo-Persian realm.
Inward and outward focus increases your emotional and cultural intelligence, which allows you to connect with others on a much deeper level.
