Word: visualizers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Outstanding Visual Arts Project: Steve J.Turner...
Think of Nory as Charlie Brown with a richer imagination and keener insights. On visual and verbal communication, for example: "Stained glass was invented to tell stories in pictures because so few people could read back then. Now we have to read twenty-five books just to figure out what the stained glass is saying, so it's the opposite of before, when you didn't read but just looked around and thought...
...were well-established communities ready to welcome incoming sophomores--communities which often took advantage of each house's unique physical strengths. Musicians gravitated toward the Steinway pianos at Winthrop and Cabot, while athletes appreciated the close commute to practice from Kirkland. Dancers sought out the studio at Currier, while visual and theater artists made use of the exhibition and performance space at Adams. In addition to the vast physical resources within the houses, students also had the chance to gravitate toward supportive environments. For example, within Harvard's predominantly white, heterosexual majority, there were communities where students from minority groups...
Victoria Merriman '98 completed the final portion of her visual and environmental studies (VES) thesis Saturday night in Rehoboth, Mass. Unlike most thesis-producing seniors, however, Merriman was denied an opportunity to share this moment with the Harvard community because several House masters denied her request to use Harvard property to complete her project. The failure of the officials involved to accommodate Merriman is a disservice to the community and sets a dangerous precedent of censorship...
...student who nominated Tarrant praised his creative lecture style and use of visual and audio aides. At one lecture for "The Rome of Augustus," Tarrant even sang part of an opera based on Virgil's Aeneid...