Word: address
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Unlike these subtle and elegant works, many of the prints in the exhibition are excessively direct and literal. The etchings seem overburdened by too many images and too much information, waging tiny wars of attrition within themselves, rather than against their ostensibly political targets. Opposite in address, yet equally disappointing, most of the photographs are too obvious or formally preoccupied. However, two softly-colored photographs by Danielle J. King '00 prove notable exceptions. The archetypal house in one of her square photographs appears as stiff and plastic as the child's play house in another. In the tradition...
...believe this is also the moment for Harvard to consider locating a limited number of outposts overseas, the main purpose of which would be to facilitate research and study...in countries around the world," Rudenstine told 400 alumni in an October address...
Internationalization has been a Harvard buzzword for at least a decade. Though University officials haven't revealed an over-arching vision for these affairs, Derek C. Bok, Harvard president from 1971 to 1991, described his international outlook for Harvard in his 1987 Commencement address...
Power said that the University recently asked the City Manager to include it on a city-wide panel to address issues of growth management that is expected to be announced sometime next week...
...elected mayor, Triantafillou said she hopes "to build a partnership with the neighborhood and to address the concerns of the community around development, traffic and housing, and...mak[e] Cambridge more of an arts city...