Word: exhibited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Schuster's interest in the graphic arts is an old one, and, unfortunately, he does not plan to exhibit any paintings or sculpture until next fall. His next show will feature only wood cuts, along with some mosaics and drawings...
...undergraduate art is concerned, there is little likelihood that he will exhibit it. On the other hand, he cites the tremendous growth of interest in art as an argument in favor of Harvard's establishing a school of fine arts comparable to Yale's. Were such a school founded, students would have more opportunity not only to create for credit but also to display their creations...
Supporters of the term paper tend to regard the development of intellectual skills as a more important part of education than the acquisition of particular information. Three hours, they say, is hardly enough time for a student to exhibit his skill in relating ideas. Furthermore, examinations put a premium on memory and glibness, whereas evaluation of a student should be based chiefly upon standards of accuracy, clarity, and perceptiveness--qualities which one hopes to find among adults. As one instructor put it, "Taking examinations is an activity peculiar to students. When you assign papers, you treat the student like...
MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS: Medigliani exhibit continues until February 26, with complementary full length French Film, Medigliani of Mentparnaees. Gerard Philipe and Lilli Palmer star, and students get a special rate. Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 2:30 and 8:30. Sunday at 2:30 only. Other exhibits include Great Textiles from 600 to 1900 and The Passion According to Martin Schengauer...
HAYDEN GALLERY (M.L.T.): Major Paintings from the Whitney Museum, 1900-1957. The Whitney, New York, contains a fine collection of modern American art. Exhibit closes February...