"Counterculture is a permanent tradition," said Bennett Berger, professor emeritus of sociology at the University of California at San Diego.
As the first generation passed away, however, the need for a more permanent and lasting tradition of the life of Jesus became apparent.
With no permanent holiday tradition, my partner John, Matt and I volunteered last Thanksgiving, and then again Christmas Day, to spread love, hope - and great, nutritious food, cooked by the kitchen staff and volunteers of God's Love We Deliver (God's Love).
However, if it comes to excluding a player from competing because of a permanent birth defect, tradition comes at a very steep price.
According to tradition, permanent maglev cannot achieve stable equilibrium.
The lay-offs will break a century-old tradition of permanent positions in the civil service.
Assembled from the Corcoran's permanent collection, "The Impressionist Tradition in America" explores the evolution of the movement from its European roots.
With a great diplomatic tradition, a permanent seat on the UN Security Council and strong, if fraying, ties to both Europe and America, Britain ought to be pushing hard to extend open trade, human rights and international law as well as newer agendas against crime, terrorism and climate change.To make its voice heard, Britain needs to bulk up its diplomacy and its armed forces.
The world's great classical traditions are on permanent view in museums; master artists of the past put their best foot forward for all to see.
Coney Island's rides may be older and permanent but traveling carnivals have traditions that date back as far.
