Word: opened
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Composed as an adjunct to the faculty proposal for a Harvard "youth corps," the poll presented three possible variations of the project: 1) a two-year project which leaves open the question of the draft; 2) a one-year project which does the same thing; or 3) a two-year project representing an alternative to the draft...
...still, highly entertaining and colorful. The stage was fully used for magnificent and flourishing movement while the costumes and set added a fine array of color. Carol Lee Dixon's setting in the style of Mies van der Rohe offered tremendous variety in its simple starkness. Quite frank and open, it consisted simply of a scaffold structure with spotlights and a variety of drapery appended. The lighting, by Allen Klein, was certainly dramatic enough but often failed to adequately illuminate the actors. Harriet Kaufman Levi's costumes, however, are without blemish. Their abstract simplicity and color make up for almost...
...there is also another alternative open to them: this is so to demoralize the Western Powers and their public opinion as to get their way without any reciprocal concessions, unilateral or multilateral. By threatening to send rockets against the United States if we harm Cuba or against our allies if they let us mount U2 flights from their soil; by putting the squeeze on Berlin; by wild out bursts at the United Nations which may suggest to many people that Krushchev is as mad as Hitler--in these and other ways, the Soviet rulers may so terrify and disorganize...
Radcliffe will experiment with more liberal parietal hours during the Spring Term, Mary I. Bunting, President of Radcliffe, announced yesterday. Each 'Cliffe dorm may decide, by vote, to hold "open-open house" on Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. Guests will be registered on arrival and must be accompanied by their hostesses when going beyond public rooms on the first floor...
Cetto criticized Mexico's University City as a "great wasted architectural opportunity." Open spaces were "inhuman" in extent, he said, and decoration was often carried to excessive lengths. He also found fault with the tendency of modern architects to overemphasize sculpture at the expense of structure. Many buildings constructed along these lines, he said, are poor imitations of Le Corbusier's works...