Word: lefts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...seemed perfectly valid to me," says Oldenburg today. "A kind of identification with earth, a recognition that earth is worth looking at, like sculpture. Taking the earth out of the ground, you are left with a cube, a nice geometric piece like Tony Smith's box, while the mound we excavated was a ground-up cube. We had a negative and positive cube-a conceptual thing." To most people, of course, a hole in the ground remains a hole in the ground. Who would ever think of it as a negative cube? Only a conceptual artist like Claes Oldenburg...
...optimism that avoids the sap of positive thinking and goes directly to its roots. As the essays reveal, these roots are inextricably bound up with Silone's own-with his youth among the landless peasants of the Abruzzi mountains, with his early religious training, with the earthquake that left him an orphan at 14, and with the Fascists, who killed his sole surviving brother. Many of these details appeared in Silone's contribution to The God That Failed (1949), a collection of confessional essays by ex-Communists, including Koestler and Richard Wright...
CORNELL, 25-13: Yale scored after the opening kickoff for the fourth time this season. Three touchdown passes, and the Bulldogs gained 200 yards on the ground. Cornell's second score came with only ten seconds left in the game...
...game for the City title, St. Ignatius trailed by one point with 20 seconds left. In a one-and-one situation, Brian was fouled. He made both shots to win the game. As his coach John Wirtz said, "He's that kind of athlete...
Yovicsin planned to use Reed as a backup man, but an injury to starting receiver Joe Cook moved him up to the first team. Reed started six games at left end last season; he caught only three passes all year (including one for a touchdown against Penn) but was extremely effective as a blocker...