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While the immediate future of the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group at Harvard will be decided at the next CHUL meeting in December. Paul Rosenberg '75, an organizer of the group, is pursuing other tactics to get MassPIRG approved...
...think a negative vote from CHUL will kill MassPIRG at Harvard," Rosenberg said yesterday. He is now seeking the approval of President Bok and each of the deans in the University in case CHUL turns it down and he is forced to present the idea to the Corporation...
...Rosenberg believes that the petition drive of last Spring and this Fall, which obtained the signatures of half the undergraduates presently enrolled in the University, is a convincing show of student support...
...Like Western civilization, like humanity itself, De Kooning is constantly declared by critics to be in a state of decline." So spoke Critic Harold Rosenberg some years ago. There is no doubt that since the middle 1960s, Willem de Kooning has suffered in reputation. As one of the father figures of Abstract Expressionism, he has offended critics who believe in the iron laws of stylistic turnover by outliving his "period." Moreover, it is five years since De Kooning, now 68, produced a show; whatever the celebrated Dutch expatriate (who moved to the U.S. in 1926) might have been doing...
...World War I was that it ruined a generation of artists and poets on both sides of the trenches. For every minor cult figure like Rupert Brooke, polishing his gung-ho stanzas and dying of a mosquito bite en route to the Dardanelles, a dozen real poets like Isaac Rosenberg and Wilfred Owen were cut down. Georges Braque was shot and lived, but the war deprived the 20th century of the mature work of Franz Marc, August Macke, Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, Umberto Boccioni and Raymond Duchamp-Villon, as well as that of a young sculptor named Gaudier-Brzeska...