Word: stops
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...effort to define their paintings within a limited pictorial space, many of the abstract-expressionist painters, in the fifties, dispensed with frames altogether. Without frames, their pictures lose the illusionistic window effect and, rather than continuing off into an imaginary pictorial space behind a frame, they stop at the edges of the canvas and are entirely contained within it. In effect, these paintings become objects contained within the room in which the viewer is standing. Though his motives are different, Warhol uses the same technique to form a continuum between the space and environment of his pictures and the proximate...
...skilled team like Harvard. Balancing the few talented Big Red operatives, such as Pulver and center halfback Bill Hutchinson, were a slew of turkeys like Kevin Suffern. The blond halfback kicked the ball nowhere-in-particular every time he got it and relied on bumping and tripping to stop his man, Robertson...
...will probably try to stop Harvard's scorers with a 3-3-4, a lineup which works well for Yale. It hasn't been too successful for the Ithacans so far, and if the Crimson's unsettled defense holds up moderately well, Harvard should post...
...speech this week at Rindge Tech, McKissick began to give specific examples of his program. Talking about political power, he said "We must begin to stop looking at politics upon such a high plane. We must stop thinking in terms of nominating the President and work for candidates for every conceivable office: sherriff, judge, dog-catcher...
...East's only two undefeated major college teams. Both have been defensive powers in the past, depending on a running game for any offensive thrust. When they faced each other at Ithaca last year, it was a beautiful example of offensive futility. Both teams geared their defenses to stop the other's rushing, passing attempts on both sides were failures, and the game ended...