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...work and play together. You will never see us sitting around a big, fancy room staring at a huge screen, oblivious to the fact that we are a family. By some standards we may look pathetic. But that is how the houses in your story looked to us. BECKY REITER Narvon...
...across the flaming sky, where flicks of royal blue dance recklessly. A house and garden have become hallucinatory. Expressionism's second group, originally based in Munich, was made up of the Russian Wassily Kandinsky, the German Franz Marc and the circle around their one-issue journal, Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider). As the journal's name hints, this artist group was concerned with the romantic and mystical. The collection's seven paintings by Kandinsky show him unshackling color from objects as he invents abstract art. But before quite doing so, he painted Angel of the Last Judgment...
...With this conference, our goal was to not only spark greater student interest in prison issues but get students at the different Harvard schools involved and talking with community members,” said Keramet A. Reiter ’03, a HSPR member who is also a Crimson editor...
...enthusiasts all over the world, who use them for anything from a stylish toolshed to a whimsical vacation home. Yurts even served as warming huts at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. "We've seen this almost astronomical rise in demand for the structure," says a bemused Morgan Reiter, founder of Oregon Yurtworks, a 20-year veteran of the yurt business. "A lot of that just comes from a broadening of people's ideas about what they can live...
That dream comes at a price. Staying on Gleevec, for example, may end up costing patients like Victoria Reiter as much as $2,400 every month--nearly $30,000 a year--for the rest of her newly prolonged life. While the National Cancer Institute funds basic research into cancer biology, the bulk of drug development is done by for-profit pharmaceutical firms. These companies claim that it costs them between $500 million and $1 billion to bring a single new medicine to market--partly because it can take 15 years for the exhaustive testing in animals and humans required...