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...enduring things: monuments of the relatively recent past such as the Empire State Building and the Flatiron Building in New York; old practical forms like a windmill, a smokestack or a lighthouse; or things that have acquired a sort of timelessness as artistic stereotypes, like Myron's Discobolos or Rodin's The Thinker. But few of them are immediately recognizable, and they all derive from other kinds of art, including photography. The looming profile of Moskowitz's Flatiron Building comes from Edward Steichen's famous gray-silhouetted photo of that structure, made almost three-quarters of a century before; Thinker...
...Yale committee was chaired by Professor ofPsychology Judith Rodin, who turned down theRadcliffe presidency last year...
...successor, Linda S. Wilson, was named in May after a search that saw several of the top contenders--including Yale professor Judith Rodin--withdraw their names from contention for the Radcliffe post...
Indeed, two top feminist scholars were on the short list of candidates for the position--Harvard Law School Professor Martha L. Minow and Duke University Professor Anne F. Scott. But both removed themselves from the list. Another candidate, Yale University Professor Judith Rodin, turned down Radcliffe's offer. The Board of Trustees should not have been surprised. What committed academic would want to be the president of a college consisting solely of three programs...
...Radcliffe sources report that Rodin has removed her name from consideration for the Radcliffe post. The Crimson also reveals that at least three other candidates on a short list of six have removed themselves from consideration, including Harvard Law School Professor Martha L. Minow...