Word: speyer
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More than 2000 students registered in Cambridge or in their home states with SAC's assistance, said project co-organizer Robert Speyer...
...Palleson (absent) (absent) Greg Pastore (absent) (absent) Josh Preven N Y Aaron Richmond N Y Jill Rosenfield Y Y Rudy Ruiz Y Y David Saef N N Greg Sands Y Y Dan Schorr Y Y Greg Schwartz N (abstain) Debbie Slotnick N Y Nancy Slotnick N Y Rob Speyer (absent) (absent) Chris Sturr Y Y Athan Tolis N Y Kristi Trostel Y Y Alexandra Tyler (absent) (absent) Peter Vrooman Y Y Liz Wald N N Tom Warren N N Jenni Weinreb N N Rob Weissman Y Y Brad Wheeler N N Amy Zegart...
...Chicago show was organized by the late A. James Speyer (from 1961 to 1986 the Art Institute's curator of 20th century painting) and Mark Rosenthal of the Philadelphia Museum, who wrote its catalog. It will travel through 1988 to Philadelphia, Los Angeles and New York City. An hour at it can be a fairly exhausting experience, like a slog toward a receding horizon across the plowed clay fields that are Kiefer's favorite landscape. His canvases are huge in size and engulfing in scale; he is, one notes, one of the few artists around who really do understand...
...into a Jewish family in Breslau, m,hGermany, in 1891. She studied philosophy at universities in Breslau and Gottingen. In 1922, after reading a biography of the 16th century mystic St. Teresa of Avila, Stein was baptized a Catholic. For eight years she taught at a convent school at Speyer, where she was known as an ascetic who rose early, wore patched linen clothes and knelt through three Masses a day. In 1934, after the Nazis banned Jews from academic posts, Edith Stein entered the Carmelite convent in Cologne. By 1938, with the Jewish pogroms in full sway, the order...