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Matthew said D’Asaro has more “happy energy?? than anyone else in the family, adding that this “excess of enthusiasm” is a response to “living with three other people discussing technical matters” all the time...
...Afghanistan and Iraq and serving as the National Security Council’s Senior Director for Strategic Planning for Southwest Asia. Ellwood also lauded O’Sullivan for being well-liked among Kennedy School students. The Middle East expert is currently teaching “Geopolitics of Energy?? and “Decision Making in Recent Crises: The Formulation and Consequences of Key Decisions on Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.” A graduate of Georgetown and Oxford, O’Sullivan previously worked in academia as an adjunct professor at Georgetown while serving as a fellow...
...final product; only when they interact with their environment can his art come to completion. “The space becomes charged by the exchange between viewer and object,” Biggers says. References to “power objects”—objects enlivened with energy??abound in his work.In his installation, “Mandala of the Bodhisattva II,” Biggers fashioned a floor after a Buddhist mandala, a spiritual emblem, and then asked break dancers to perform on it. In “Hip Hop Ni Sasagu (In Fond Memory...
...draw on Harvard’s strength in this area, which is not only depth but breadth of expertise,” Clem said. Bank of America has been working with the Center for Environment since 2006, when it began supporting the “Future of Energy?? lecture series. Since then, the bank has extended its funding in order to support two other lecture series: “Green Conversations” and “Biodiversity, Ecology and Global Change.” Daniel P. Schrag, the Center for the Environment’s director, said...
...Along with fellow undergraduates and alumni, Sengeh co-founded Lebone Solutions to work towards what they termed “growing energy??—combining green technology with local ownership...