It also values the best of Liberal Arts traditions in developing the whole person and critical thinking within the context of the student's chosen passion.
Optimists are hoping for a flourishing cross-border trade that might help to develop the whole of India's restless and impoverished north-east, cut off as it is from the rest of the country by India's partition in 1947.
"[Recent grads are] really trying to develop the whole package of who they are as professionals," Hing says.
Beyond bringing another live-music venue into play, MSG has revitalized an iconic Southern California venue that, along with Madison Square Garden Arena, was instrumental in developing the whole genre of what came to be known in the '70s and ever since as "arena rock".
As someone who comes from a collectivist culture, I think we could look at this from another angle: one of the reasons European youth academies like Ajax are much more willing to focus on one or two jewels instead of developing the group as a whole could be because the one or two stars will presumably contribute to the national team when they grow up.
Rowing, he advises, "is a noble and manly exercise; it develops the whole of the body.
If a culture of dishonesty and false reporting develops, the whole organization's reputation can become tainted.
For Russell, successful education develops the whole character of a child in its physical, emotional, spiritual and intellectual aspects.
He remained close to a father he describes, with characteristic brio, as a kind of supersalesman — claiming he invented commodities-trading algorithms "before computers," created "one of the first pro-athlete management agencies" only to sell it before it became profitable, and helped the N.F.L. develop the whole idea of staging exhibition games overseas.
GAIA is a combination of three models that were independently developed, the whole-atmosphere (from troposphere to thermosphere) general circulation model (GCM), the ionosphere model, and the electrodynamics model.
