Word: conventionalized
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Some people call conventions mere pomp and pageantry, a time for the good old boys to wring hands, pat each other’s backs, and schmooze with each other before attending a superficial exercise to nominate a candidate who has already won the primaries. But that’s...
At the convention I participated in a project that captured photographic portraits of convention attendees, from average delegates to major politicians and celebrities. Called “Faces of 2008: art(IM)possible,” the project aimed to display the reality that none of us is defined by...
The diverse reality that “Faces of 2008” captured is a new reality for the United States, and the Democratic Party is changing in lockstep. The year 2000 marked the first time that US census respondents could identify themselves as being multiple races. The changing nature...
Robert G. King ’09, a Crimson editorial editor, is a history concentrator in Winthrop House. He attended the Democratic National Convention in August as a production associate for “Faces of 2008: art (IM)possible.” He is an assistant director for Harvard...
ST. PAUL, Minn.—Harvard affiliates came out of the Republican National Convention last week enthusiastic about the week's events.