Word: latters
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...member of the UCLA faculty since 1970, Mitchell has published several books and reports, including "Computer Graphics for Architects and Designers" and "Computer Aided Architectural Design." The latter is regarded as the definitive text on the subject...
...charge of anti-Semitism, or pro-Farrakhan-ism, as it were. Is this not a straw man argument, used for the purpose of arousing antagonistic sentiment toward Cruse, West, and "Black intellectuals" (and therefore the Du Bois Graduate Colloquium, which Mr. Barron takes as an example of the latter)? As the risk of sounding naive, which I don't think I am overly, the issue of the Nation of Islam's Minister Farrakhan was not a topic of discussion on any of the panels, or one raised (except tangentially) by any of the guest speakers. I agree most wholeheartedly with...
...year later in Berlin, Mies met Architect Philip Johnson, then 24. And it was Johnson to whom Mies owed much of his latter-day American fame and fortune. Johnson organized an exhibit of modernist work at MOMA in 1932, co- authored a book on the movement and mounted a 1947 MOMA show all about Mies. Then, in the mid-1950s, Johnson helped him win the commission for the Seagram headquarters in New York City and collaborated on the design...
...latter, in fact, is a source of much pride among SASC members for its throughness and effectiveness. "The report has had an effect. I think they [the administration] feel we are keeping a more close report on them and that they have to keep a more careful watch because they are accountable to the press," says Bradley R. Stam '87, a SASC member. "We can use the press to expose their actions--actions which are not acceptable...
...people have been dispersed. Wherever Jews were, they would repeat every year, 'Next year in Jerusalem!' At present I am as far as ever from my people and from Avital. To them I can only say, 'Next year in Jerusalem.' " Eight years later, after enduring the afflictions of a latter-day Job, he may be close to Jerusalem at last...