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...years, the Honkan (or Japanese Gallery) of the Tokyo National Museum was one of the country's most underachieving art institutions. The art wasn't the problem. With more than 110,000 Japanese works ranging from prehistoric clay artifacts to 20th century masterpieces, it's one of the most impressive collections of Asian art on the planet. But visitors complained that the 1930s imperial-style building was poorly lit, the signage and explanations were inadequate, and the gallery floor plans were confusing. But now, after a first-class refurbishment wrapped up in August, all that has changed. New skylights...
...council elected Chidubem N. Iloabachie ’07 of Eliot House as its new secretary and Clay T. Capp ’06 of Kirkland House as its new treasurer...
Sophomore Clay Johnson and freshman Kyle Kovacs participated in the men’s singlehanded qualifier at Connecticut College last weekend. Johnson and Kovacs came in first and second overall, respectively, and they qualified for the New England Championships to be held this weekend...
...Clay Capp ’06 is a history and literature concentrator in Kirkland House. He is on the Undergraduate Council’s cabinet, serving as Student Group Liaison...
...people and uprooting more than 1 million in the past 19 months. The Darfur objects - including a storage basket, toys and an ostrich-feather fan - testify to pastoral ways of life. These people make little representational art, yet it's hard not to hear an elegiac note in their clay figurines of cows and camels. They're made by Darfur children, says museum spokes-woman Hannah Boulton, "who dream of the large herds they will tend when they grow up." The objects in the main exhibition, which runs through Jan. 9, 2005, tell an important story about a place where...