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Alcalay’s own vision gave the water in his 1949 work “By the Shores of Ostia,” its particular murkiness and the houses their faded oranges and purples, evocative of sunset. He infused his later 1984 work “Study for Festivities?? with a sense of pure human joy, though the painting does not contain a single human figure. When Alcalay finally came to grips with himself as a landscape painter, he saw himself in his early years as “describing the landscape...
Many could not tear themselves away from the festivities??which included beer funneling, dancing to blasting music on top of U-Hauls and consuming truck-loads of food—literally...
...captain of the cheering squad, she also worked to raise the group’s profile on campus in the hope that it will help build spirit. Stoeckel and the squad participate in various campus-wide events—from the Hasty Pudding Parade to the Arts First weekend festivities??in addition to their regular cheering duties...
...last regular season home game for the Harvard women’s hockey team won’t include the usual senior day festivities??those already happened on Saturday. Nonetheless, there may be cause for celebration as the No. 1 Crimson can lay claim to both the Ivy and ECAC regular season championships with a victory over Brown tonight at the Bright Hockey Center...
...annual celebration of Earth Day usually passes with little fanfare; to many of us, it is nothing more than an excuse to enjoy the spring weather. But this year’s April 22 Earth Day “festivities??—featuring political rivals Al Gore ’69 and President Bush facing off over environmental policy—were refreshingly partisan and much needed. Even in more peaceful and prosperous times, we Americans tend to concern ourselves mainly with immediate concerns and not the long-term consequences of our actions. The environment...