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...this state has the power of censorship," said Wilson. He is a director of the Council whose members publish ninety per cent of the pocketbooks sold in the country...
What with more cherry pie eating and the city's unwillingness to snowplow the streets, human motion in a geographic sense will cease tomorrow and the CRIMSON will not publish until Thursday. For those interested in other dimensions, time and life refused to cooperate and will continue...
Several monts later, the Wall Street Journal announced that the Law School would publish a world tax service in conjunction with the United Nations and the Ford Foundation. In the February, 1955, Law School Bulletin, an article by William Sprague Barnes of the Law School revealed the essential points of Puente's plan, McInerney said...
...paper is given funds at the beginning of the year by the Yearbook, but during the course of the year it depends on its own advertisements for financial support. A drop in advertising coupled with the lack of interest has left the paper able to publish only once since the beginning of exam period...
...history of Japanese art was a printmaker who signed himself Sharaku, meaning depict pleasure. One spring day in 1794 Sharaku entered a guidebook and print shop on the edge of Edo's red-light district carrying some stark, needle-sharp portraits of Kabuki actors. The shopkeeper agreed to publish his drawings, so for the next ten months Sharaku depicted the pleasures of the stage. His prints sold badly, and Sharaku vanished, never to produce again. He left behind a body of work as exquisite as it was small: two painted fans, 17 drawings, and 139 known woodcuts. Last week...