Word: julio
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Julio Diaz has been appointed Harvard Assistant Men's Basketball Coach and Director of Sports Promotions, Athletic Director Jack Reardon announced last week...
...Julio E. Devalle '86 died from pulmonary insufficiency that developed during his treatment for cancer. The Miami native was described by friends as strongly committed to his schoolwork and to Catholicism. As an undergraduate, Devalle was active in Harvard's Catholic Student Center...
...urge the University to reconsider this decision. Stephen E. Cornell Assistant Professor of Sociology Julio Samuel Valenzuela Assistant Professor of Sociology Jeff A. Weintraub Assistant Professor of Sociology and Social Studies Kiku Adatto Assistant Professor of Sociology
...iron began many centuries ago," declared Catalan Sculptor Julio González in the 1930s. "It is high time that this metal cease to be a murderer and the simple instrument of an overly mechanical science. Today the door is opened wide for this material to be-at last!- forged and hammered by the peaceful hands of artists." Prophetic words, and it was largely González's own work that made them true. The great shift in sculptural history during this century, away from "closed" (solid) to "open" (constructed) form, became possible through the use of iron. Gonz...
...along the balconies, standing out in rigid black swags and spikes from the corners of 19th century buildings, lacing itself into intricate grilles and diapers and chevaux-de-frise: it is the bronze of Spain. The González family had been forging it for at least three generations. Julio González worked in the family firm; he went to art school and learned to draw, but at root he was thought of as a forjador and not a "fine" artist...