Ready to give up their life for others, service members embody the values of courage, integrity, selflessness, and a deep commitment to serving.
The Last of the Crazy People (1967) is about a despairing, obsessive boy whose attempts to cope with his dysfunctional family lead to murder and madness, while The Butterfly Plague (1969) presents a late-1930s Hollywood family whose members embody the world's ills.
Pariser says that he and other organizers are less political propagandists than "facilitators" who "help people to do what they want to do". Even the structure of moveon.org -- more than a million members and only four paid staff members -- embodies the idea that a simple and direct line connects scattered individuals and the expression of their political will.
"While the work of this class includes work never imagined in 1780 — such as cultural studies, cybersecurity, disease ecology, nanotechnology, paleoclimatology, and superconductivity — these members embody the founders' vision of cultivating knowledge that advances, in their words, a 'free, virtuous, and independent people,'" said Nancy C. Andrews, board chair of the American Academy.
Like their counterparts, these band members embody an extreme masculinity.
Our military families and service members embody the ultimate spirit of selflessness and national citizenship.
A marketing deal whereby Jaguar loaned the member a car to drive around gratis, because the member embodied the typical Jaguar customer.
It was people like Peenemunde-based Dannenberg, (unlike SS Major von Braun, he was not a Nazi party member), who embodied this paradox.
Even the structure of moveon.org -- more than a million members and only four paid staff members -- embodies the idea that a simple and direct line connects scattered individuals and the expression of their political will.
The Dean's Award for Excellence recognizes staff members who embody both the letter and spirit of excellence within the HLS community.
