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...sample shows" of the current art of different nations. It covers the work of seven artists: three painters (Sandro Chia, Enzo Cucchi, Nino Longobardi), two sculptors (Giuseppe Penone and Gilberto Zorio) and two conceptual/per formance artists (Luigi Ontani and Vettor Pisani). Most of these men are in their 30s, and Pisani, the oldest...
...found nothing but what he saw as inertia and indifference. All the while, he was preparing a list of embarrassing questions to ask the administration: What part had Lowell's widely recognized personal prejudices played in the apparently systematic sabotage of Semitic studies at Harvard during the '20s and '30s? Why was the University no longer picking up the tab for heating and maintenance as Eliot had promised in 1903? How did Bundy almost get away with selling the building...
...great analyst of anxiety and a founder of existentialism, was an upright professor, 17 years older than his star pupil, trained as a Catholic, the father of two sons. Arendt was 18, freethinking, Jewish. These disparities were as nothing compared with the ones that followed. In the '30s, Arendt remained a Jew; Heidegger became a Nazi...
...typical Block customer rushes into one of the company's small storefront offices, usually without an appointment, during the first few days of April. Most often the client is a man in his late 30s with an income ranging from $ 12,000 to $35,000. He may have prepared his forms in the past, but he has gone through a divorce, got a new job or had some other experience that altered his tax status. Though not out to cheat the IRS, he wants to know all the legal loopholes. Says Henry Bloch, the company's president...
Real estate people in all parts of the U.S. hope that sales will begin picking up if declining interest rates combine with an improving economy some time during the last half of the year. They point out that the large postwar population bulge is now into its 30s, which is a prime house-buying age. Says Jim Sherin, a spokesman for the New York State Association of Realtors: "There's so much pent-up demand out there that it just has to be let loose." Real estate agents, however, have been making such statements for more than a year...