Word: stuarts
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Although Loeb Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology Stuart L. Schreiber has taken over the chair of the department this past year, the improvements will still continue, says Tony R. Shaw, director of the department...
...nightclub on the first anniversary of the 2000 election, is sure to steam some Democrats who, even in this era of high bipartisanship, believe the Supreme Court stole the White House from Al Gore. But the party's hosts, which include ex-campaign strategists Mark McKinnon, Stuart Stevens and Ed Gillespie, were more worried about appropriateness. They ran the idea by the White House, to make sure that the administration didn't have any problems with staffers getting jiggy during wartime. The fete was okayed, but warned them to keep security tight. No one gets in without a Bush/Cheney...
...September 10, 2001, when the economy was sputtering and George W. Bush was saying little on the subject, political analyst Stuart Rothenberg wrote a piece for CNN.com wondering where was Bush?s economic front-man, the man who could reassure the markets and instill public confidence in the economy? Or, as the headline asked, "Where is Bush?s Robert Rubin...
...been that way for two centuries. Dolley Madison spotted smoke from the burning Capitol with her little spyglass in 1814 and knew the British would be headed her way. She gathered up that spectacular Stuart portrait of George Washington and some silverware and fled into the hills of Maryland...
Decades ago, the great New York City painter Stuart Davis christened one of his pictures Colonial Cubism--a splendidly witty reference to the dilemma American artists found themselves in when they looked across the Atlantic to Paris. How could you get out of the colonial bind--the sense of being condemned, in the name of avant-garde aspiration, to imitate the outer forms of avant-gardism, to keep doing the new at second hand? This was the problem for South American modernists too--and in spades. The whole relation of South American art to Europe and then, after...