Word: overloaders
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...pictures and to the formality of cubist collage could be talked about without heat and seen, not as proof of derivativeness, but as simply part of his work's ecology. Besides, the '50s were the last time a public could be provoked by art. (Since then, an overload of images has rendered art's audience blase.) This seems to have confronted Rauschenberg with a crisis after his silk-screen paintings won the Venice Biennale in 1964-a dead zucchino now, but the Big Apple then...
...plan will suspend enrollments in order to avoid an overload of patients at its existing centers at Kenmore Square and Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge, Biblo said...
...fact that the treasurer, financial vice president, investment manager, and managing partner of the State Street Investment Corporation are all one person and a member of the Corporation raises not only the familiar problem of overload but doubt about how the rest of the Corporation is to achieve the human distance to monitor his judgement and performance over the full range of his responsibilities," the report stated...
...that plan. To prepare further for future development, the township set six-year capital budgets for public works. By 1969, the whole package of coordinated controls went into effect. Now, before any project is approved, the developer must prove that it conforms to the master plan and will not overload municipal services, including sewers, roads, parks and playgrounds. If those services do not yet exist, the developer has either to wait until the township builds them on schedule, or else to provide them at his own cost...
OVERCROWDING at Harvard and Radcliffe will again reach crisis levels this Fall, forcing most Houses to overload many suites and take other extraordinary steps. But both besieged House secretaries and a noticeably calmer Harvard Administration continue to hope the usual safety valves will relax the housing crunch...