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...with is very minor, such as smaller pieces of the art being broken, or small tags being painted on them.WHERE IS THE LINE?When Smith-McNally started working as conservator in 1998, she says that most damage she encountered seemed unintentional, or at least benign. But the situation has changed??she readily notes the five-year rise in vandalism.Despite this trend, she adds that her first experience of seeing a tag on a piece of public artwork was not insulting, but in fact very moving.Shortly after Sept. 11, 2001 she found the word HOPE spray-painted across Ukeles?...
Twenty-five years later, the cultural landscape and ideological climate at Harvard has changed??and so has that of the Foundation. According to Gomes, the Foundation is no longer primarily involved in "mainstreaming minority culture" but is a vehicle for supporting various student organizations...
...which began as a chronicle of its founders’ quest to bring two zebras to Harvard Square—also gained popularity during the most recent UC election.Andrew H. Golis ’06, one of the founders of Cambridge Common, says that “readership changed?? in the wake of that election cycle. “The audience had specific interest in an issue and needed more than daily news provided,” he says.But though anyone could comment on a Team Zebra or Cambridge Common post, reporting and writing was limited only...
...Everything changed??[his official debut] “Movies for the Blind” was basically the story of who I was and “Hell’s Winter” is the story about why I was the way that I was…a dusthead, fat as hell, fucking out of my mind, gluttonous greedy seething depressed selfloathing asshole womanizing piece of shit...
...Seagull” revolves around ten actors and writers at a country home, and the final fourth act is set two years after a defining episode, allowing audiences to see how each character has changed??usually for the worse. While there is no singular protagonist, the struggles of a few characters dictate the action...