Word: design
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Harvard won a two-year battle with tenants in a Summer Rd. apartment building last night when the city's rent control board voted to permit the University to convert the homes into office space for the Graduate School of Design...
Cambridge firefighters said they were notified of the fire at 2:20 p.m. yesterday, after Rudy Barton, a second-year student at the Graduate School of Design, noticed flames coming out of the basement door located at the rear of the building...
...city's Rent Control Board is expected to give its final verdict tonight on the University's two-year-old attempt to evict tenants from 7 Sumner Rd. and convert the property into office space for the Graduate School of Design...
Enzo Biochem, a little-known genetic-engineering firm, went public at $6.25 a share in June, and is now selling at $14.75 after a November stock split. Applicon, a manufacturer of computers and software for industrial design, opened at $22 in July, and has risen 78% to $39.25. Genentech, the San Francisco gene-splicing company, went on sale in mid-October at $35 a share and was immediately driven up to $89 on the first day. It has since dropped back to nearly $46. Wall Street meanwhile is anxiously awaiting the public offering of Apple Computer, the go-go maker...
...Austrian-born Rudofsky, 75, has always been at his acerbic best when challenging modern ideas of what is civilized in fields such as clothing, street design, architecture, even staircases. A former visiting professor of art at Yale who has organized exhibits for the U.S. Government abroad, he is now scholar-in-residence at the Smithsonian Institution's Cooper-Hewitt Museum in New York City. There his latest "salute to the unknown art of living" is a wryly provocative exhibition designed to prove that bathing, eating, sleeping, sitting and a few other domestic matters were managed better in older cultures...