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Relay Station. The same Romantic awe at the rolling ocean that fills Al bert Pinkham Ryder's Toilers of the Sea, 1880, runs through the work of John Marin right up to his death in 1953. It also provides an essential clue to early Pollock. The immense, horizontal still ness of 19th century plains landscape floods the work of Georgia O'Keeffe...
Northeastern University President Kenneth Ryder has agreed to impose a three-week moratorium on the hiring of administrators in response to demands by black faculty members...
...Kenneth Ryder, president of Northeastern, said he had not heard of the bet but that to him "it sounds more like an advertisement for the sausages than a genuine...
...Itself a reminder of earlier commercial exploitation. Willard's work, painted for the 1876 centennial, is said to have made a fortune for Art Dealer J.F. Ryder, who sold reproductions...
...greater rise in youthful criminality. James Q. Wilson suggests that the growth in the number of youths has increased the rate of youth crime: a "critical mass" of youngsters has been produced, and with it separate norms and peer pressure that make adult controls difficult. As Princeton Demographer Norman Ryder sees it, there is "a perennial invasion of barbarians" who must somehow be civilized and made to contribute to society. In 1960 the "defending army" of those between 25 and 64 was three times the size of the "invading army" of youths aged 14 to 24. Now the defenders...