Word: partialities
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...originality could come of it. But Close, in his ruminative way, hankered after the paradise of the senses that de Kooning's touch represented, and it surfaces in the work that he had begun to do just before his paralysis in 1989 and was able to develop after his partial recovery. The dots and pixels become thick-painted squares, with highly colored microforms--lozenges, doughnuts, figure-eights--tossing around in them. The image of the head coarsens and blurs, breaks off at some edges, acquires a mysterious density. It's like looking at someone through ripple glass, and it produces...
...state of women's education at Harvard is an enormous tribute to the success of Radcliffe, and the 1977 Agreement is a partial recognition of that accomplishment. But more than 20 years have passed, and the world and Harvard have changed a lot. It is time to negotiate a new agreement whereby female undergraduates are given the same status as males and officially admitted and graduated from the college that actually educates them: Harvard College. RACHEL E. BARBER '99 OLIVIA VERMA '00 April...
...bill called for the council to "accept at least partial responsibility for funding student life at Harvard if results are to be achieved...
...closing remarks, Nicholson called fellow Republicans to arms against legislation allowing partial abortions, which he condemned as a "heinous procedure...
...have ever been to a total eclipse, you would know it is the most frightening natural phenomenon," Kirshner said. "A partial eclipse--this is like kissing your sister...