Word: repeat
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...earliest shaped-canvases in this exhibition reveal that Stella first cut out rectangular pieces from the edges of the painting. Rows of white pinstripes repeat the pattern of the sides. He coats the picture with a uniform quiet color-maroon, grey, or often black. And by evenly covering the whole surface, the thin stripes emphasize the outer shape. One of these canvases runs its zigzag olive green surface 23 feet along the wall. Here Stella plays with shadowed color that makes the stripes seem to move in three dimensional space as well as on the flat surface...
Already the story has begun to repeat itself: from the initial, poorly-attended demonstrations following the war's escalation in 1965, to the attempt at Presidential politics in 1968, to the massive demonstrations of 1969, to the congressional elections of 1970-the pattern seems to be getting predictable...
...Penn game, no Harvard player scored more than once, John Ince, Phil Zuckerman, Cabie, Warren, Rick Frisbie, and Regan were the men other than Landoit to score for Harvard. Webster, seeking to repeat as league scoring leader and as a first-team All-American, led Cornell's attack with four goals and an assist...
...Czech exhibit is the most original and aesthetically creative at the fair-a repeat of that country's triumph at the 1958 World Exhibition in Brussels. The pavilion is dominated by two spiraling pieces of modern glass sculpture. Among the imposing welded sculpture and cast-glass figures of the main pavilion, there is an immense iron bell, which visitors are invited to toll. In Expoland (the amusement area), the Czechs are showing an improved version of Laterna Magika, the combination of multi-projector movie wall and live acting that was the hit of Montreal's Expo...
Hoping to repeat its ninth inning comeback against Boston College, Harvard led off the stanza with a walk to Turco. But pinch-hitter Tim Bilodeau hit a hard grounder to short that the Indians turned into fine double-play...