Word: fates
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...year into his role at the Courtauld, Cuno announced that he was leaving London and crossing the Atlantic again to take the helm of the Art Institute of Chicago, one of the top U.S. museums. Meanwhile, he edited a controversial book, Whose Muse, concerning the role and fate of art museums. Cuno has defended his book on tour and on the radio—debating Malcolm Rogers, director of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), on National Public Radio, and appearing at a Harvard Book Store talk at the Sackler Museum last week...
...make it fashionable to opt out of determining the fate of your own country is irresponsible,” she said...
...long will Islamic countries be humiliated by the U.S. and others in the West? Today no Islamic leader has the courage to say Muslim countries need nuclear weapons to protect and defend themselves; otherwise they will meet with the same fate as Afghanistan and Iraq. Succumbing to U.S. pressure is simply suicidal. Luqman al-Buqraque Lahore, Pakistan...
...savings to an insurance fund that would compensate displaced workers for part of the difference in wages paid by their old and new jobs. During the 1980s and '90s, most workers displaced by trade found only lower-paying jobs. Those displaced by outsourcing are likely to share the same fate...
...third straight season, the playoff fate of the Harvard men’s hockey team lies in the glove and blocker of Dov Grumet-Morris...