Word: irregularities
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Some of the most striking representations of a sterilized or blurred. Michel Dector and Michel Dupuy's joint contribution, Drancy (1994), is a segmented white canvas with a smeared, irregular blot faded into its surface. Suggestive at first glance of a stain beneath the skin, good and evil blurred, it is identified in the exhibition program as the depiction of a swastika, whitewashed over in a Paris suburb. According to the artists, the French authorities paint over persistent expressions of Neo-Nazi sympathy. Drancy's whitewash addresses the equally obscured period in French history of Vichy France complicity...
...kind of irregular. A lot of people get up if they need to study," Bradford says. "It's the three meals a day type thing. If you don't get up, you miss the morning...
According to Catlin, Harvard students who want care still have options. They are either referred to outpatient departments in Cambridge and Boston hospitals or given "ongoing therapy"--on average, five irregular appointments with UHS psychologists...
...cause of Rosenfeld's death was arrhythmia, an irregular heartbeat, according to the Business School statement...
...forces are now billeted with Haitian troops and may start sharing patrols with them. The Americans were to begin collecting ammunition from the Haitian army and have started addressing the problem of the irregular attaches the army used as neighborhood enforcers. To encourage them to give up their guns, the U.S. will pay the attaches $50 for each weapon turned in. One American official characterizes this process of remaking the military as "arms control, not disarmament...