Word: aestheticized
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Although this past November will be long remembered in Harvard athletic history for the Crimson's amazing come-from-behind victory over Yale, it was marked by a darker event as well. The 98-year-old Carey Cage, an historic structure long associated with Harvard athletics, was razed. We condemn...
Even apart from its aesthetic value, the Cage served important functions for athletes that cannot be matched by existing facilities. Space available for Olympic bench presses, power squatting and power lifting has been cut by more than 60 percent. We agree with point guard Jessica C. Gelman '97 that "this...
I could sit here and go through some of the classic college evaluation arguments. We could discuss the advantages of a city like Boston versus a "city" such as New Haven. We could evaluate each school from an aesthetic and architectural angle. We could also compare the academic environment. Which...
A blue-ribbon panel, appointed by the council in 1989, had originally recommended that billboards be banned. The council approved the ordinance in 1991, 5-4, with the stated goals of enhancing the city's aesthetic appeal and reducing visual pollution.
The trend in Bond movies could actually be more of an Americanization than simply a commercialization. Nowadays there are a lot more big explosions--hallmarks of Hollywood action hits such as "Die Hard" and "Lethal Weapon"--and fewer screwy plot twists and secret hideouts. Moreover, the modish European aesthetic of...