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...worthy as foreign culture, an attitude that stems from the colonial era. But Kusumaningrum says one of the most valuable fruits of the production is that it will give 50 Indonesian performers and a local technical staff the opportunity to work with international artists, and thus to expand their creative vocabulary. "I'm not worried about Indonesia's cultural identity," she says. "Our culture is so deep and rich and strong. Why worry about...
...make something out of nothing,” Lydon says. “With just water and onions, she can make a soup that would make you weep.” Lydon’s early affinity towards cooking didn’t have much room to expand during boarding school at Phillips Academy in Andover, where culinary creativity was limited to “sort of picnics.” Fortunately, Lydon’s natural instincts were not stunted by that period of dormancy and flowered during her college years...
Although plans remain tentative, HCL is eyeing Littauer as a possible location for Government Documents—currently housed in Lamont—while the economics department sees the vacancy as an opportunity to expand classroom and office space...
Spiegelman said that future development in Cambridge would expand Harvard Law School and graduate student housing, as well as add state-of-the-art science facilities to the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...work made Ted a nice living, and allowed him a surprising creative latitude, but toward the end of the 30s he was itching to expand. He wrote his first book for kids: "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street," the story of a baby von Munchausen who devises whoppers as he strolls home. His big early success was with "Horton Hatches the Egg," the 1940 parable of an elephant who sits on a bird's egg for 51 weeks until, when the chick hatches, it has four legs and a trunk - an elephant bird. ("Horton" was made...