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Andrej Smrekar, head teaching fellow for "Modern Art and Abstraction"--better known as "Spots and Dots"--said only 280 of the approximately 700 students who came to the first meeting Thursday will be allowed to enter...
This adamant adherence to his own artistic vision paralleled his egotism, which, even at a young age, was noted by his fellow schoolmates. Though his unquestionable talent was admired by Rembrandt as well as the great French painter Nicolas Poussin, Testa's proud and aloof nature often made him the stereotypical outsider artist. As Professor Cropper points out in the exhibit catalog, Testa's vacillating career and his eventual suicide fostered the "myth of a wild uncontrolled romantic spirit." This myth, too, hurt the popularity...
Feldstein has chosen Douglas W. Elmendorf toreplace Lindsey as head teaching fellow for Ec 10.Elmendorf, who has yet to receive his doctorate,said yesterday he will serve out the spring as aninstructor in economics and will probably begranted an assistant professorship July 1st afterhe defends his dissertation...
...Another fellow, Ann F. Lewis, former national director of Americans for Democratic Action, expanded Murray's point to party politics. As an active Democratic force in the recent presidentialelection, Lewis said that she sought to reform thepolitical arena through inclusion...
...hour ride of Anders, Borman and Lovell marked the apogee of a decade-long effort. It involved 300,000 engineers, technicians and workers and 20,000 contractors, and it cost $33 billion. The quest also cost the lives of three fellow astronauts: Gus Grissom, Edward White and Roger Chaffee, who had died on the launching pad the previous year. Some critics sneered at the outpouring of ingenuity and treasure. A "moondoggle," one detractor labeled the Apollo 8 flight. A Congressman termed it a "garish spectacle." It could be seen -- and was -- as history's most elaborate form of escapism...