Word: joans
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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LOWELL HOUSE JCR. Chamber works of James Yannatos. Performers include Joan Heller, Robert Gartside, Gerald Moshell, and Stephen Hefling...
...disability plan's present surplus will pay the initial costs of extending it, Joan Bruce, manager of benefits administration in the personnel office, said yesterday...
...addition, a number of major New York shows last year helped bring about the restoration of painters who had survived from the hey-day of abstract expressionism but been neglected during the sixties, including such figures as Joan Mitchell and Sam Francis. James Brooks, a close friend of Pollock's and the first to seize upon his innovations, has been subjecting his work to constant refinement in the years since his and Pollock's first drip-paintings in the late forties. His recent show earned him long-deserved critical acclaim for a style that continues the expressionist tradition...
...Liberation are often embarrassed to find their positions taken with so much self-pity and self-righteousness, with such bloated excesses of tractarian rhetoric. In stark contrast stand the lean, sharp novels of British writers like Edna O'Brien and Margaret Drabble, and American fictionists like Joan Didion...
Postulate a neurotic, hopeless main character, then spend 200 pages proving that the character is hopeless and neurotic. Occasionally a novelist succeeds with such an attenuation of the obvious. Joan Didion did, after a fashion, with Play It As It Lays. In this sour, stunted, perfunctory tale of a numbed rich boy, Jerzy Kosinski does...