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...letter my friend received from an, uh, let's just say "eager" parent...
...over a piece of computer paper, minutely skewing some of the resulting lines. Then she combines eight of these patterns and transfers them onto a larger piece of paper using wintergreen oil as a solvent. The effect is unique, and the subtlety she gets out of a single letter is initially surprising, but these pieces pale in comparison to her paintings. Crosstown Arts, which opened only a few months ago, attempts to highlight emerging contemporary artists, and McNaught, who has only shown in Massachusetts thus far, is exactly the sort of artist such a gallery should focus on. McNaught, with...
...State Department spokesman said Albright had known beforehand that the performance would celebrate the party's anniversary but could not refuse Kim's invitation. "We want to continue the process of improving relations," he said, adding that Albright delivered a letter from President Clinton detailing what would be necessary for relations to keep thawing. Critics fear that the U.S. is cozying up to Kim too quickly without getting enough in return. And the Administration hardly mentions the old evil image of Kim it used as recently as this spring to justify the creation of an antiballistic-missile system. Albright says...
...first letter I ever wrote was a fan letter. I was six years old. I don't remember what the letter said, but I remember the envelope. It was addressed to "Farrah, Hollywood." My mother yanked it out of the mailbox, explaining the concept of the street address. We lived on what the Post Office called a "rural route"--a dirt road in Oklahoma that had no house numbers. But I still think that letter would have reached its addressee. In 1976 one couldn't avoid knowing who the Farrah in Hollywood was. Charlie's Angels was my favorite television...
...that little fund raiser held by the sand-and-gravel industry a few years ago for a state-senate committee chairman the day before he was to consider a bill helpful to the industry. (He denies being swayed.) And earlier this year, senate majority leader Chellie Pingree received a letter from a Pfizer Corp. lobbyist saying the firm would no longer contribute to state Democrats after she and the house speaker pushed the prescription-drug bill...