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...some, protesting runs in the family. Susan Tilson attended yesterday's protest against the Secretary of State with her son Whitney '89. While mom said that she has been to numerous protests, her son said that yesterday's was his first...
There are pure painters and there are American painters, and James Rosenquist, a survey of whose work since 1961 fills a floor of New York City's Whitney Museum this summer, is decidedly one of the latter. What other artist in the past 25 years has scanned the American scene more faithfully or brought such a compelling if fractured narrative out of its weird slippages and layerings of imagery? In the heyday of pop art, there was more stress on Rosenquist's means and less on his ends. One saw the devices from advertising, the billboard manner; one felt affronted...
...Harriman was something of a ladies' man. During World War II, he conducted a famous flirtation with Pamela Churchill, who at the time was married to the son of the Prime Minister; he married her three decades later, after the death of his second wife Marie Norton Whitney...
Nadine F. M. Pinede '86 and Mary M. Hastings '86 were chosen from among the 30-year-old contest's several hundred applicants for their "academic achievement and remarkable extracurricular activism," said Ruth Whitney, Glamour's editor-in-chief...
...special feature of Whitney's, a small bar on Kennedy St. that serves more of a local crowd than students, is a pinball machine called "High Speed." The theme of this game is danger; the rules are to run red lights and hide out from the police as many times as possible...