... women on a social level. Co-Creators of Project Green Search, Remy Chevalier and Aysia Wright, got to enjoy the culmination of many months of hard work. For Remy C., child of the ... it from a different angle.  “I brought the idea of a green modeling competition to Aysia, who immediately saw what I saw…and here we are three months later, with 10 finalists and a winner. We’ve been ...

... helping Grandma Deru make carmel popcorn We were playing this game where one person lays on the ground while the other tries drop jello in the persons mouth. Owen thought he would help me out by shoving them in Aysia's mouth! Grandma Russell in her crazy costume Grandma and Grandpa Deru My moms birthday is on Halloween. This year we decided to do a costume party with games. It turned out ...

... Trinh, Curtis Vo, Brooke Wright, Avery Deputy, Jaden Dorobek, Brayden Hitz, Anthony Nguyen, Cashmere Roy, Gabriel Serrano, Elaine Zhang, Zack Alanis, Kaeslyn Arnold, Brianna Luna, Christian Matthews, Cassie Richins, Kyrsten Boone, Cora Cao, Aysia Eichenlaub, Josephine Hargrave, Grant Johnson, Joseph Li, Jazlyn Norwood, Ryan Arnold ... Read the original:  Honor Rolls (The Colony Courier-Leader)

... interviews — and to mingle with fellow eco-Angelenos at the party at Ecco while modeling fashions from green designers. To the left’s the driving force behind this competition — Aysia Wright of Greenloop — holding two bottles of Square One Organic Vodka. Darren Moore (right, with finalists Juliana Tran, Jessica Williamson, and Rachel Avalon) of Alter Eco fame emceed &# ...

... end I narrowed it down to four girls who I thought would make the best representative to be the new green ‘It’ model. Judge Michael Zaliski and Project Green Search cofounder Aysia Wright of The Greenloop. Image by Starre Vartan. Zion Francis and Ariel Clay relax at The Standard before the Big Night! Photo by Remy Chevalier for Lu Magazine. Upon arrival at ECCO ultralounge, each ...

... points since the beginning of the school year.  Her confidence is growing daily.  This is the little girl whose previous teacher had given up on. She said that Kristina was just "low." Aysia struggled in 2nd grade, but had never struggled before. Dad thinks it was the teacher's fault.  She had a tremendous leap in her independent reading level since the beginning ...