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...RISE AND FALL OF THE AMERICAN TEENAGER (Bard) Americans tend to view the teenage years, from puberty to the prom, as a singular life passage. But author Thomas Hine reminds us that for most of our history, those between 13 and 19 did not move in lockstep through their education--or even attend school--and that the word teenager dates back only to 1941. "What was new about the idea of the teenager at the time the word first appeared during World War II," writes Hine, "was the assumption that all young people--regardless of their class, location or ethnicity...
Theodore L. Hine '01, a former Coop member,also said he was disappointed...
...here to protest the U.S. sanctions against Iraq," said Matt J. Hine, a junior at Northeastern University. "They're not fair, and they're just another example of U.S. imperialism...
MARKETING: Susan Boller, Martin Bounds, Liza Greene, Mark Hintsa, Tim Nix (Managers); Leigh-Ann Arentsen, Sam Atlee, Paulette Banko, Betty Barth, Teresa Belmonte, Evan Blank, Alison Collins, Sue Considine, Jill Goldring, Peter Granath, Nini Gussenhoven, Richard Hine, Jennie Hunnewell, Joe Johnson, Shira Kalish, Anna Mulhern, Armand Punzalan, Jenny Reed, Paton Roth, Trish Ryan-Sacks, Cynthia Shauck, Mary Shaw, Tom Tagariello, Andrea Wagner, Marlene Zeddies...
...Lewis Hine's 1932 Men At Work photographs, the worker is celebrated as "premier dancer and creator--choreographing, conducting, constructing, bringing the city to life--the Michelangelo of Manhattan." Ever conscious of his pedagogical responsibility to forge connections between these artists, Appel hammers home an academic comparison of Hine and Mondrian. Artist parallels worker, as a nexis, forging form from chaos...