Word: airporters
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...picture window cut into the garage's wall. Yes, it's nice to be a TV star's car, just as it's nice to be a TV star (Seinfeld owns an additional 60 or so cars, not all of them Porsches, which he warehouses in an airport hangar in Santa Monica). And now that even Mikhail Gorbachev has begun doing commercials for Pizza Hut, it seems pointless to argue with the medium that so dominates our lives and culture. Most of us threw in the towel long ago. But not Jerry Seinfeld. While the rest of America has been...
...accompaniment, making the dancer's body the conductor. "My work is like a visual jazz," says Janney. Amplifying nature's rhythms is Janney's specialty. He built what may be the largest piece of interactive public art ever--a 180-ft.-high mosaic of colored glass--in the Miami airport. What's interactive about it? The mosaic reacts to human contact, emitting sounds of the Everglades. Janney's "performance architecture" has also been played in the New York City and Paris subways, where passengers trigger infrared sensors to set off synthesized bells, flutes and bird whistles. His latest work...
...midst of Indonesia?s economic free fall last week, Bill Clinton, in New York City for a fundraiser, delayed Air Force One?s takeoff from a fog-shrouded Kennedy Airport to read the riot act to Indonesia?s strongman, Suharto...
...Poliakoff '00, a member of the Campus Life Committee, arranged for Brush Hill Transportation to drive buses from Johnston Gate to the Quad and on to Logan Airport...
...December 16 and 17, 1997, the Harvard-Radcliffe Undergraduate Council hired Brush Hill Transportation to take students to Logan Airport. The vast majority of the buses ran as scheduled. For a small number of the shuttles, some drivers misunderstood the exact orders, causing temporary delays in transportation. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused to the students taking the U.C. shuttle. Brush Hill looks forward to serving the Harvard community again...