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...from and of great paintings to see: such problems crimped the style of American painters or sent them, like Benjamin West (the Pennsylvania prodigy who became the second president of the Royal Academy) into European careers. Often the homespun Doric is better than the mail-order Ionic. George Caleb Bingham (1811-1879) was no Poussin, but his groups of flatboatmen and river traders, leaning on crates with the air of Arcadian shepherds on a ruin whilst floating through the delicate silver haze of the Missouri, are often genuinely classical in their construction and repose...
Louisville Newspaper Executive Barry Bingham Sr., quoted in your article, is right: "You cannot hold on to a free press if it behaves irresponsibly...
...today, and perhaps no one should. But for the sake of American society, as well as for its own sake, the press must try harder to wear white. It must be more responsive to public concerns. Barry Bingham Sr., chief executive officer of the Louisville newspapers and a former chairman of the International Press Institute, puts the case with forceful simplicity: "You cannot hold on to a free press if it behaves irresponsibly. The idea that our mission is so high that no one should question our performance is illogical. The higher the mission, the more responsibly we should carry...
...June 8, the Bingham Award for the top male graduating athlete went jointly to star quarterback and outfielder Don Allard and Mark Fusco, while the equivalent award for women's teams went to lacrosse standouts Maureen p n and Francesca DenHartog...
Francesca DenHartog and Maureen Finn, teammates on the women's lacrosse and field hockey teams, shared the Radcliffe equivalent of the Bingham Award for outstanding athletic contributions to the school in the past four years...