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Andover: goal, Stark (c); defense, Esmiol, Wight, and Linahan; midfield, Watson, Anderson, and Tyson; attack, Gordon, Sutherland, and Gifford...
Frederick Wight, of the Institution of Contemporary Arts, concluded that modern painting was an attempt to get at man more directly and place him under a microscope...
Wednesday evening's program on "Critique of Modern Painting" will feature Gyorgy, Kepes, professor of architecture at MIT, Frederick Wight, director of education at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Lawrence Kupferman from the Massachusetts School of Art, and Benjamin Rowland, Jr., associate professor of Fine Arts...
Sexton (H) defeated Porter (HC)--15-6, 15-10; 15-9; Bartle (H) defeated Wight (HC)--15-16, 15-10, 18-16, 15-10; Hawley (HC) defeated White (H)--10-15, 15-10, 12-15, 15-9, 15-13; Pratt (H) defeated Young (HC)--default; Bell (H) defeated Willis (HC)--default...
...modern objects which are used so lavishly today had beginnings before 1900. Internal combustion engines, which made automobiles and airplanes inevitable, were running in the 1880's. Radio waves were discovered by Hertz in 1887, and the first paid radiogram was sent from the Isle of Wight in 1898. The first public telephone exchange was opened in New Haven, Conn, in 1878. The "germ theory" of disease dates from the 1860s. It is hard to find an important technological element in modern life that did not have its roots in the age of pre-Planckian innocence...