Word: artes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...unbeatable proximity to the Yard, a recently renovated dining hall and spacious rooms consistently place Adams House atop first-year wish lists. Once known for its artsy, dramatic student population, the House is connected by an extensive system of tunnels that preserve some of the House spirit with the art of residents long since graduated...
...unbeatable proximity to the Yard, a recently renovated dining hall and spacious rooms consistently place Adams House atop first-year wish lists. Once known for its artsy, dramatic student population, the House is connected by an extensive system of tunnels that preserve some of the House spirit with the art of residents long since graduated...
...that, the job is as much art as science. "It's six degrees of separation. Within six people, you will probably meet someone who knows somebody that you know who can have a profound influence on your career," says Eva Wisnik, president of Wisnik Career Strategies, a New York City career consultancy. Adds Challenger: "Make up a list of the 25 people in your industry or your town whom you would want to work for and try to find the contacts who will get you to these people." Some other tips...
...both autodidact and polymath--his curiosity and his information equally boundless. To a film critic he might recommend some recondite movie that he had caught but that the latter had carelessly missed. To a filmmaker desperately behind schedule, he might offer to share his state-of-the-art editing suite to speed things up. To a harried studio executive, he might provide an evening of baseball nostalgia, centered on the New York Yankees, beloved since Kubrick's Bronx boyhood. Maybe Warren Beatty caught the delicious dynamic of those encounters best when he observed, "You always assumed Stanley knew something...
...central experience of my life," is convincing--and strangely affirming of that very experience. "But marriage is beautiful," as one character in Intimacy says. "A terrible journey, a season in hell and a reason for living." It is also something that, in the right hands, can be fodder for art...