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...would be an excellent time for a look at the artists behind the work of sixties, now when the more formalist work of that period is coming under increasing attack and other tendencies are being reemphasized. A series of recent critical forays have taken the formalists to task. Harold Rosenberg's The De-Definition of Art attacks the whole notion of a unified New York School in general and the minimal aesthetic of Frank Stella and others specifically. Its author was one of the original champions of "action painting"--of Pollock and the early abstract expressionists. And Leo Steinberg, perhaps...
...visits to the Southwest and the Mexican desert gradually became the spine of Castaneda's life. Impressed by his work, the U.C.L.A. staff offered him encouragement. Recalls Professor Meighan: "Carlos was the type of student a teacher waits for." Sociology Professor Harold Garfinkel, one of the fathers of ethnomethodology, gave Castaneda constant stimulus and harsh criticism. After his first peyote experience (August 1961), Castaneda presented Garfinkel with a long "analysis" of his visions. "Garfinkel said, 'Don't explain to me. You are a nobody. Just give it to me straight and in detail, the way it happened. The richness...
However, she said that over 200 other Harvard buildings, most of them academic and administrative, were closed to the fraternity. Harold Goyette, the director of the Planning Office, said yesterday that the problem was a matter of logistics. He said that the week's notice the group gave him did not allow enough time to contact the people necessary to keep the large number of buildings open...
...HAROLD B. JOFFE...
HARVARD SQUARE THEATER. A Separate Peace, 3, 6:20, 9:40. Harold and Maude...