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Nick Tobier, associate professor of art, School of Art & Design “The moments of connection among individuals and their surroundings — whether these be with another (a great conversation) or in a moment of solitary appreciation of the present (environment, circumstance). For me, when I can shake the directives of the ego-driven mind and find myself connected and aware of the present without judgment, I'm pretty much living as fully as possible. Photo courtesy Nick Tobier. |
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Laura Seagram, marketing and communications specialist, University Unions “I think pursuing our potential in relationships, work, activities and spiritual connections while exploring the world around us, and making a positive impact on others makes life worth living.” Photo by Jillian Bogater. |
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Irene Hsu, U-M senior, Taiwan “To fulfill a dream doing what you want to do, that makes life worth living. To follow your heart. I found anthropology, which I’m really interested in studying. It’s important to do something that I will succeed in.” Photo by Jillian Bogater. |
—Compiled by Jillian Bogater; photos by Jillian Bogater.
Kevin Perkins, team leader, Planet Blue Teams, on the impression Planet Blue energy evaluations make on building users: “It makes you feel good when you see you’re getting their attention.”
Wes Cowan, “What’s Happening in the Market: Will Book Collecting Survive?” 4-6 p.m., William L. Clements Library Main Room.