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...Fance Franck's work-this is the second year the gallery's spring show has been devoted to her. Franck is an American expatriate living in Paris whose work has been widely shown in Europe. She's a ceramist, or potter, depending on what you think of her very distinct style. Her bowls and vases are always porcelain and always small, due to the limitations of her kiln. They come in a few very specific shapes-round, rectangular, oval or flat. She takes a simple shape and varies it simply-some pieces are scalloped, some are painted to look like...
Furthermore, Medwed's characters lack depth. Daisy, Truman and Henry all speak and act with much the same voice, and as a result blur into one non-distinct personality. The only truly distinct personas are, in fact, the international students, by virtue of the fact that Medwed blatantly exploits them through their ethnic stereotypes. There's an Italian lover, a pert, fashionable Francaise and a few Asian guys who speak broken English, wear black leather jackets and play video games. Perhaps the most insulting portrayal, though, is that of the Lewises' first student, an Indonesian named Pilombaya who is illustrated...
...Hasty Pudding, like all buildings, is made up of more than just walls and a roof: It has a distinct character, something overlooked in all the jubilation at its takeover by the University (Editorial, April 12). As we use the new space we should strive to keep the building as colorful as ever; maintaining its present faded glory would be infinitely preferable to giving it the shiny new feel of other recent renovations...
...authority extends only so far as spoken dialogue, then they will have no choice but to tell entire stories through dialogue alone. On top of this a director will then add his or her own visual story in the visual language that Artaud holds so dear. Combining these distinct layers of narrative-one conceived in words by a person at a desk, the other conceived in images by a person in a theater-into a single performance has the potential to be beautiful should the two layers work in harmony with one another. Far more likely, however, is that...
Currently, the Institute is governed by two distinct mission statements. It will foster all kinds of academic research and artistic achievement, but must maintain a specific commitment to the study of women and gender. We urge the Institute to prioritize the latter. Although Faust has noted that these two missions do not necessarily need to be separated within the Institute, they will come into tension with each other when it comes to selecting research topics and allocating capital and space resources...