Word: trended
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...incestuous, trend-conscious world of international art collectors and the hot money of the hundreds of new millionaires that China's boom has created come together, it could push prices for Chinese art to even more dizzying levels. "You are already seeing works that sold for a few thousand dollars being bought for $50,000, $60,000, $70,000," says artist and Beijing gallery director Zhao Gang. "And right now there's no end in sight." He cites the case of Zeng Fanzhi, until recently a relatively unknown artist. "Two years ago, I was selling his work...
...talked to interested applicants,” Fitzsimmons said. The number of Mexican American early admits increased to 22 from 14 last year and the number of non-Mexican Hispanic early admits increased to 36 from 30 last year, according to Fitzsimmons. Finally, he said the upward trend in foreign nationals and students eligible for the Harvard Financial Aid Initiative continued for this year. While Harvard has experienced positive returns in its final year of single-choice early admissions, Fitzsimmons said he is “very excited” for next year’s round of admissions...
...band member Joe Pisapia, who joined the band for “Ganging Up on the Sun.” Beyond contributing musically, Pisapia also provided production know-how that came in handy when Guster made the decision to independently record their album, following a rising industry trend.“Everyone can and is recording their albums in their bedrooms now, which is amazing, but it kind of makes everyone more of a producer than they would otherwise be,” says Rosenworcel.Such an intimate recording situation has its downsides however, as Rosenworcel is quick to point...
...Viswanathan '08 Percentage of people who say they don't read: 30% [the same percentage that said "Opal Mehta" was their favorite book] Favorite Mainstage Show: American Grace Favorite Harvard Performance: H.M.S. Pinafore Average number of times per semester a Harvard student goes to the theater: 5 Favorite Fashion Trend: Ballet Flats Band students most want to play here...
Last week, Mel Gibson’s latest gore-fest “Apocalypto” opened alongside “Blood Diamond,” the violent liberal ego-stroker by Edward M. Zwick ’74, and movie observers pointed to a trend of serious violence in movies. David Carr, the New York Times’ so-called “Carpetbagger” (Oscar observer), wrote a column about how many movies tagged with the speculative title of “Oscar-worthy” are filled with blood...