[ 02.2015 | Los Angeles ]
‘The Grove’ is a modern retail & entertainment complex in Los Angeles which offers typical upper-end mall stores, boutique shops and restaurants. the 53,400m² mega-mall, opened in 2002, mixes Art Deco-style architecture with the flash of Las Vegas. the outdoor marketplace is built, owned, and operated by Caruso Affiliated on parts of the historical Farmers Market.
but on ‘World Intellectual Property Day’ I do not only want to tell you where to go shopping in California. I would like to introduce you to an intellectual also: teacher Lämpel. Lämpel is a fictional character in Wilhelm Busch’s children book ‘Max and Moritz’, published in 1865. the blackly humorous tale ‘A Story of Seven Boyish Pranks’ is a German illustrated story in rhymed couplets which was translated into 300 languages and dialects. Lämpel is the devout teacher of Max and Moritz.
according to the Department of Education and Science, ‘Lifelong Learning’ is the “ongoing, voluntary, and self-motivated” pursuit of acquiring formal and informal knowledge for personal or professional reasons.
I dedicate this one to a great teacher from whom I’ve learned a lot: my sister.
sources: thegrovela.com | cogs.mml.cam.ac.uk | education.ie