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...while lighter rock stays closer to the surface. A very dense or a relatively light Eros would suggest that it was once part of a larger body that was later destroyed, a well-preserved relic of the solar system's violent youth. Says Zuber: "An asteroid is essentially a snapshot of the planetary-formation process...
...poet Langston Hughes. If the book is sometimes guilty of the blandness of concerned photography, it also contains pictures that mark the beginning of DeCarava's best work, most of which dates from the 1950s and '60s. His street pictures speak in the international language of the snapshot aesthetic. Figures are cut by the edges of the frame. Serendipitous little details, like the windblown edge of a scarf, take on large but ambiguous meaning. But because DeCarava is black, or because his subjects are, those same details can take on additional layers of ambiguity. Look at the wedge of sunlight...
...SNAPSHOT FROM THE WEEK Everything Went Wrong in the Dole campaign. There is the candidate, hours after delivering one of the worst and most important speeches of his life. He is back in Iowa, shaking more hands, mining votes, posing for a photo with local farmers Mark and Jeanine Dirks and their six-month-old boy. The candidate gazes down at the little brown-haired cutie sucking happily on a pacifier. "$500 tax credit," Dole says, and laughs...
...personal fortune, our editors saw the perfect opportunity for a cover story examining both an important idea and the man who has tried to embody it. At the same time, however, the issue was to include TIME's second annual survey of the State of the Nation, a comprehensive snapshot of the social and economic condition of the U.S. today, and the national mood that arises from...
...long-term, the Case Program hopes to preserve the interactive exercise in CD-ROM form--in effect, to take a snapshot of the information relevant to Campaign '96 and to save it, so that students and scholars of the future will be able to put themselves in the shoes of those involved in this year's political season...