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...Houghton Libray's current exhibit, "About Faces: Historic and contemporary Issue in Type Design," suggests that such computer-driven democracy movement have already occurred outside the political sphere. If he cared about likely approve of the similar convulsions that technology has produced within the world of type design. The well chosen pieces in the exhibit convey the sense that the typographic snob-club that has determined letterom fashion since Gutenberg now teeters on the verge of collapse...
Works of Corelli, Scarlatti, Telemann, Handel; Heidi Peterson, recorder, Larry Phillips, harpaichord; Dunstar Libray...
SIUERRALEONE Following a Government syllabus as an instruction guide, teachers will teach approximately 25 hours a week in one of the following areas: math, science, geography, history, home economics, agriculture, art, English, French, music, business, libray science, physical education...
...they were considering for the job. Louis Kahn, whom Walton remembers as "leprechaunish," drew a plan of a platform stretching across Storrow Drive, with the library to be built atop the platform; Mies van der Rohe suggested a similar concept. Bunshaft, whose Beinecke at Yale was the only libray any of the architects submitted in their workbooks, was considered carefully. (When Walton and Mrs. Kennedy visited Yale to talk with Paul Rudolph they found that three of the seven men had buildings on the campus. None has a building at Harvard...
...minute warning, a theoretical enemy air fleet poured over Harvard in an attempt to block America's war efforts and dumped their lethal loads. On the backs of conscientious students who were seeking knowledge in the reading room of Widener came the destruction. Casualties were heavy but the libray's first aid unit composed of the girls employed in the building swung into action and brought relief to the gasping students...