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Daily Archives: 15 July 2018
An unusual source of inspiration
In the introductory project management course that we took at the start of our curriculum revision process, we learned about the importance of defining the boundaries of a project, and not succumbing to the ever-present temptation of project inflation. Up … Continue reading
Posted in education, Materials Science
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A Lifetime of Music
It is inevitable that as one gets older the deaths of people who have meant a great deal to you happen more and more often. I have written in the past years about the death of two key mentors of … Continue reading
Posted in Camden School for Girls, education, LSSO, Peter Morgan, viola
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