Word: lloyds
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Neil Levine, Gleason professor of fine arts, pointed to growing interest in the famous Chicago architect as the lure for his course, Literature and Arts B-33: "Frank Lloyd Wright and Modern Architecture...
...person weaves without knowing the overall pattern." Martinez realizes that the work of other artists who have attempted to capture Evita is part of this patchwork, and he mentions fellow Argentinean writers Rodolfo Walsh and Jorge Luis Borges frequently. He even discusses the opera by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, calling it precisely the simplification he wishes to avoid: "a sing-along article out of selections from the Reader's Digest...
Although only three Core courses--Literature and Arts B-51: "First Nights: Five Performance Premieres" and Science B-29: "Human Behavioral Biology," in addition to "Frank Lloyd Wright"--were selectively lotteried, the process continued to cause uncertainty as students scrambled to find backup classes for their first choice Core class...
...Frank Lloyd Wright," which the Core Program moved from the Sackler Museum auditorium to Sanders Theatre after more than 1000 students came to the course's first meeting, 490 out of 519 students were granted places in the lottery last night...
...think I have an okay chance," said Peter A. Kellogg '99, who entered the lotteries for both "First Nights" and "Frank Lloyd Wright...