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...canvas plane once guarded against outside referentiality has been invaded by metaphor, narrative, and gleeful appropriation of historical styles,” Kertess writes in the show’s description. And so Kertess uses the paintings of Carroll Dunham, Sue Williams, Laura Owens and James Rosenquist, the photographs of Aaron Siskin, Wolfgang Tillmans and Adam Fuss, to demonstrate this point. In each piece of the show the influence of daily life and the outside world is visible, sometimes by means of a decontextualized reference to an everyday object and other times through shapes with figurative overtones...
...Laura Miller...
...predatory danger comes in the form of the Landshark. Similar, but not identical to the popular Saturday Night Live character, the Harvard Landshark dwells in the entryways home to Ultimate Frisbee competitors. Ultimate Frisbee club member Laura E. Dichtel ’03 explains: “Basically a Landshark is what you have when a member of the Frisbee team disrobes completely, usually toward the end of the night after the consumption of a few or several beverages, and dons a Frisbee between their...errr...‘cheeks?...
Commenting on the frequency of female Landsharking, Laura Dichtel says, “It’s not that frequent. Probably because it is so uncomfortable. I mean, who wants a Frisbee up their...
Last week I began to realize why so many people hate peaceniks. I was at Suffolk Law School with Jason L. Steorts ’03 for a taping of Laura Ingraham’s conservative radio show. We were slated to appear on the show to give “college students’ perspectives” on why we thought intervention (Steorts) or non-intervention (myself) were the right move in Afghanistan. We were bumped from the show—apparently President Bush’s press-conference and a telephone call from Sen. John Kerry...