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...GIANT”Oatman found the 11 modelers mostly by advertising in the Cambridge and Boston areas. His posters encouraged “people who spend part of their day as giants,” to submit their work. He says that about 25 people responded, and from that pool he was able to select what he considered to be the most exciting or original work for display.“In the end, doing this project is really just a good excuse to meet interesting people,” says Oatman, in his opening speech at the opening...
...cliquish or elitist, and the editors these days are trying to encourage people to look beyond that reputation.” Tarnoff points to the upcoming Contest Issue, which will not include any work by Advocate members, as a good opportunity to expand the magazine’s talent pool. The Contest Issue solicits submissions from non-Advocate folks and awards prizes in art, poetry, and prose. On a totally unrelated note, Tuesday Magazine just put out their third issue. The cover and design are as stellar as we’ve come to expect. And for better...
...just 2 km away from Seoul's main airport and boasts 523 rooms and suites, furnished with goose-down duvets and flat-screen TVs. Its restaurant, 8, offers (you guessed it) eight different culinary styles. Other leisure options include a casino and the stylish pool at the Club Olympus...
...exists in the cultural realm too. Look at websites like YouTube, or Google Video. Anybody anywhere can upload his or her little three-minute movies, and the best ones bubble to the top. Who knows what unheralded, unagented Soderbergh will come crawling out of that primordial tide pool? Granted, some of the movies are of people falling off jungle gyms. But some of them are brilliant. Some of them are both...
...Oneonta, NY. Earlier in the day the Crimson had beaten Queens College and Utica handily, 14-3 and 12-3, respectively.These three Saturday games were the first games of league play for Harvard (10-3, 2-1 CWPA Northern Division).The Crimson will play at Blodgett pool its first home game against division and Ivy rival Brown next Friday at eight.“It’s always nice to play in our own pool,” said senior goaltender Lydia Gardner. “For one thing, there won’t be screaming fans heckling...