Word: cataloger
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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HANOVER, N.H.--With Harvard and Dartmouth both coming into their football game on Saturday sporting the same record, injuries to key players, and, as always, rooting sections straight out of an L.L. Bean catalog, the Crimson and the Big Green seemed to offer studies in similarity...
Long paralyzed by these competing demands, the FAA is at last responding to safety concerns. Last month the agency established a special office that will devise a system to catalog and analyze turbulence data. Prodded by other organizations in the flying community, pilots have begun reporting about five wake-vortex incidents a month. Participants predict that a more complete network, which is expected to be operating by next February, will catalog quite a few more...
...confirmed Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, Nye may not want to return to Cambridge in time to become dean. Harvard omitted his name from the course catalog's list of government faculty this year...
...assume that not everything that has been kept out of sight is a masterpiece -- but a lot of things on both sides must be, since they were not chosen at random. How much could the financially strapped Hermitage reap from a royalty on the tickets, catalog sales, replicas and other spin-offs? One thing is certain: kept unseen, in the basements, such treasures profit no one and are a liability to both sides...
...have to be an all-out fan of Cy Twombly's -- though he certainly has them -- to welcome the show of his paintings and drawings at New York City's Museum of Modern Art. Curated by Kirk Varnedoe, it is a handsome affair with a cogent, detailed catalog introduction. Neither show nor catalog exactly inflates its subject, and yet one may not be quite convinced that Twombly, despite the past slights inflicted on his reputation in America, is the powerful artist of the first rank that moma would like...