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...crawled from the steaming wreckage of an asteroid that originated in the outer solar system. In fact, he grew up in Houston. Born in 1931, the son of an influential architect, he was a good-looking, headstrong kid with ironic eyebrows like circumflex marks. He was restless and rebarbative, full of jittery, sarcastic energy and the kind of confidence that forms only around a tiny seed of insecurity. After experimenting with college, journalism and marriage in Houston, he got sick of the provinces and lit out for New York City...
...interested in learning more about the interactions of science and art.”“To put it another way, I am interested in the visual arts, and if something scientific is also visually very beautiful and intriguing, then it interests me. The scientific realm is packed full of stunning and mysterious visual imagery,” Means writes.Werby notes that the creative liberties Means and other artists employ have introduced an alternative, yet equally valid interpretation of the natural world.“The point of Amanda Means is to make you think that this...
...Black Keys, Dan Auerbach’s blues-rock duo, have always seemed to hold to their well-established sound. The two-man band has made four full-length albums since their debut, “The Big Come Up,” in 2002, hardly altering their spare, heavy blues between their first album and their latest, “Attack & Release.” Too unprocessed and deferential to have any place in the pop world; too no-nonsense and slow to really belong in the world of indie rock; and lacking a “Seven Nation...
...course: their long hours in the lab, their multiple problem sets, all precluded the possibility of his getting to know girls in the sciences. And scientists get so uppity, he said, just because the questions they ask always had answers. “They think you’re full of crap,” he said. The English concentrator sitting with us was dating an engineer. “He doesn’t like books,” she said.It wasn’t that I couldn’t find examples of interdisciplinary dating at Harvard...
...Obama’s choice of former Senator George Mitchell as special envoy to the Middle East, but they also had reservations about Mitchell’s effectiveness. “The Senator has no chance in hell in achieving anything if he doesn’t have the full support of the President and the Secretary of State,” said Khalidi. “I would say that it’s okay to have Senator Mitchell go once or twice more for fact-finding missions,” said Feldman, arguing that excessive visits would decrease...