Word: edwin
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Edwin O. Reischauer, University professor and former ambassador to Japan, voiced the same fears about the President's rhetoric yesterday. "I was most distressed about the way in which he phrased the whole thing," he said. "He kept talking about not being the first president to lose a war, about the need for toughness...
Many nineteenth century artists began their careers as sign painters or carpenters and never had much formal training in art. Often this lack of instruction freed them from a rigid approach. Some explored the country searching for ever more dramatic landscapes. Frederick Edwin Church traveled to South America and painted enormous canvasses of the dense jungle beside the Andes, Painting seemed an adventure of luck in finding the right seene. Artists must have carried their easels for miles before stopping before a view and setting up equipment among the leaves. On another large canvas Church painted the sunrise spreading redness...
News Editor Edwin Goodpaster relayed instructions and guidance on the needs of the editors. And Hugh Sidey, Washington bureau chief since January 1969 and our chief President watcher since 1960, assumed the baton of overall command...
...CARL EDWIN LOVETT...
...critics in detail. "There are answers," he says, "but you can't please everyone or foresee everything. I'll stand on my building as I built it." To plan the necessary reconstruction (the top half of the building is currently unusable), Yale hired a former Rudolph student, Edwin W. deCossy, who admires the master's work yet concedes the difficulty of adapting it. "The building is a personal statement by Rudolph," he says, "and it overawes a student who is looking for a place to make his own personal statement." An informal student-faculty study group...