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...early '70s are black pencil lines transecting penciled grids, things so delicate they seem to weigh little more than the thoughts they began as. Again and again, LeWitt introduced a human factor into what could otherwise have been a mechanical process. His instructions might call for one person to draw an irregular line and for others to attempt to imitate it. Early on, he brought color into the mix to produce agitated chromatic force fields. And in the '80s, after he moved for a few years from Manhattan to Spoleto, Italy, LeWitt began using big, broad phalanxes of colors...
Miller said that when he began working on a film about tuberculous, he “knew what any basic person would know—it’s a bad disease.” But after talking with survivors and researching the state of the disease today, “My eyes were truly opened...
...What I know is that I’m not leaving the school system in the lurch,” he said in the statement. “I gave a lot of notice and there’s a very capable person and interim superintendent with a lot of experience...
...tickets (at $200 each) three days after Obama's victory. It is the very first Inaugural ball thrown by the state, which proudly holds the title of the place where Obama was born. The ticket requests, some desperate, keep coming in. "My father [is] in heart failure," one person wrote to Mossman, hoping to get tickets to the ball. "He has had a lifetime love of politics, lived in Hawaii ... Can I get two tickets?" Mossman has had to decline offers of $10,000 sponsorships because he cannot provide the eight-seat tables for the would-be donors. "It kills...
...repeatedly contacted the government's legal team during the trial to express, among other things, one juror's romantic interest in a member of the prosecution team. "The jurors kept sending out messages" via U.S. Marshals, the e-mail says, identifying a particular juror as "very interested" in a person who had sat at the prosecution table in court. The same juror was later described as reaching out to members of the prosecution team for personal advice about her career and educational plans. Conyers commented that the "risk of [jury] bias ... is obvious...