Sanctified self-enterprise doesn't get more urgently soulful than on this three-CD boxed set on the Tompkins Square label, subtitled "Raw African-American Gospel on 45 RPM (1957-1982)." Assembled by the Pacific Northwest music journalist Mike McGonigal, it's a survey of mostly obscure 45s made by singing groups, itinerant preachers and assorted others on the gospel circuit.
Yunus won the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for his work with the Grameen Bank, which started out by offering small loans to Bangladesh's poor women to help encourage self-enterprise and foster community development.
"Science is a self-correcting enterprise, and self-correction works," report committee chair John Brauman of Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, said during the telephone news conference.
As a small-scale, self-organized and self-sustaining enterprise — the suggested contribution is just $6 — "Dream House" is a marvel for its longevity, among other things.
India-based charity SHE (Self Help Enterprise) trains women in rural parts of India in needlework and design, giving the skills to earn a wage.
The recursive, reflexive, self-analytical enterprise turns out to be intrinsically political.
Joy does not mean riotous glee, but it does mean the purposive employment of energy in a self-chosen enterprise.
"If North Korea were a self-sufficient enterprise, we would have a much bigger problem on our hands".
Singing has been absent from many public schools for decades, making public vocalizing a self-conscious enterprise for many.
An entirely self-funded enterprise, she has been meticulously mapping the development of graphic design from pre-independence until now.
"It gives you a far greater chance to be a self-sustaining enterprise, without having to turn to government or foundations," which can be mercurial, he said.
