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...Gady Epstein says that The Crimson must "[ask] questions every-body feels needn't be asked, and then [print] the answers everybody feels shouldn't be printed." ("What Is to Be Done...
...Epstein says, The Crimson wants to be a "good citizen" of this community, it could start by acknowledging (or perhaps realizing) when its information is incomplete, and refraining from taking positions on things it just doesn't know enough about. Virginia Mackay-Smith Assistant Dean for Coeducation
...Gady A. Epstein '94 is outgoing managing editor of The Harvard Crimson...
...that of a 10-year-old -- and although he had some art training, he was basically self-taught. Freud's German origins have suggested to some critics that early works like Girl with Roses, 1947-48, a portrait of his first wife, Kitty Garman, daughter of the sculptor Jacob Epstein, were done under the spell of the German Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) portraiture of the 1920s -- painters like Otto Dix or Christian Schad. Actually the basis was much earlier: Albrecht Durer, whose fixedly staring, ultradetailed watercolors set Freud's first standards about the inspection of faces and bodies...
...Harvard, Nair met and later married her photography teacher, Mitch Epstein; based in New York, the couple worked on each of her films together. She now lives in Uganda with her second husband and their two-years-old son. They bought the idyllic stone house in Kampala that Mina's family leaves behind at the outset of "Mississippi Masala." "I find myself wanting to put roots back into the homeland," she declares. "I just find myself going back there. That's why we've not had our child in America." Withdrawing from America, Nair dedicates herself to the flamboyance...