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...Brown of the U.S. Center for Disease Control declared that an estimated 650,000 Americans under 20 were annually contracting either syphilis or gonorrhea. Reported cases of syphilis in the past year have risen by 55% in New Jersey, 30% in New York City. Last week Dr. James McKenzie-Pollock of the American Social Health Association reported that there has been a "spectacular rise" in syphilis in the past five months and called for national emergency action to meet the problem...
...down the organic structure of the objects themselves, and of the frames that contain them. The house, shown in increasingly close angle, erupts furiously. Then, in a coda, rooms and objects within the house are destroyed in slow motion-refrigerators, bookshelves, clothesracks. The abstraction becomes Expressionistic, simplemindedly recalling Jackson Pollock. Zabriskie Point offers a final reduction in images revealing the vulnerability of props and symbols that obscure humanity and emotion. The vision is conservative: he idealizes love-making in its simplest natural element, then projects World Revolution in the constructive annihilation of material objects representing social corruption. The explosion montage...
...color, that dissolves any word attempting to describe it. From surrcalistic forms his images evolved into monumental rectangles that hover on the canvas. His color is subtle and strange. Part of the Abstract Expressionist movement, his work differed radically in tone and form from the others, like Jackson Pollock and William de Kooning. The simplicity of his rectangles foresaw the purity but not the hardness of the images of minimal...
Some women, such as Jane Pollock, president of NOW, feel that the Faculty should make a definite commitment to an equal ratio before the merger is completed. "The Faculty must formally affirm the ultimate desirability of an equal ratio of men to women," she said yesterday...
...Miss Pollock said that residency and course load requirements could be made more flexible for women with families. She also advocated giving qualified women part time jobs in the University. "Why deprive the University of their wisdom and services?" she said...