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At close range, though, the radiation-bearing plume could be deadly. The immediate danger was, of course, greatest for those nearest the disaster. Said Kerry Dance, president of GA Technologies, a San Diego reactor builder: "The people who are in trouble are those right at the site." Henry Wagner, a...
He received a second Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins in 1935, and was curator of ancient art at Harvard's Fogg Art Museum from 1949 to 1974.
To begin solving the homelessness problem, the government should emphasize "better support in the community" to help the homeless recover their "affiliative bonds" with other people, William R. Breakey, director the community psychiatry program at the Johns Hopkins Medical School, told the 100-person audience.
Among the few respectable things in that stew of American vanguard kitsch, the 1985 Whitney Biennial, was a large painting by a 36-year-old artist named Terry Winters. Done in a thick, ocherous impasto, which produced a paint surface that looked both lavish and summarily abbreviated, the image suggested...
Above all, Winters' paintings are not illustrations, either of things or states of mind. They are rather too indefinite and physically aggressive for that. The heavy paint erodes the form; it is the foe of exact morphology, and it works against clear, taxonomic definition. This builds a layer of frustration...