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...BENTLEY, STEVE LISS and DIANA WALKER have recently won top prizes in two prestigious photojournalism competitions--bringing to 35 the number of photography awards TIME has won this year. At the Missouri School of Journalism's Picture of the Year competition, Bentley took four top awards in the campaign category--which he has won every time since its inception in 1984--for photos taken during Bob Dole's presidential bid. Liss won first place for his feature on community policing and his cover photo and essay on a working mom. Diana Walker received three first-place honors from the White...
...Narrative" is one of the most convincing, even if broad, themes that Phillips and Neri trace in the show. Kara Walker's black silhouettes applied directly to the Whitney's white walls depict surreal scenes from slavery in the Old South. Demonstrating a keen sensitivity to the 19th century African-American literary tradition, Walker's imagery slips between history and fantasy, redemption and horror. Her striking installation monopolizes the historic connotations and graphic irony of the cutpaper silhouette, which despite its crisp, precise line shadows its subjects and prevents full narrative disclosure. In addition, both Zoe Leonard's archive...
...certain kind of discerning television viewer it remains a pop-culture mystery why millions more Americans this season tuned to CBS's lead-armed Walker, Texas Ranger on Saturday nights than to ABC's nuanced romantic drama Relativity. To many TV producers this is not a vexing question, however. Nothing is more dramatic than the conflict between life and death, they will tell you (even if the conflict involves Chuck Norris). Slice-of-life series almost never win the ratings that crime shows pull in, which is why eight of the nine new network dramas premiering this spring feature people...
...challenge is to keep this multi-pronged [institution going]," said Chair of the Epidemiology Department Alexander M. Walker. "[The Dean] needs to be able to talk to scientists and sociologists with the same level of understanding and insight...
...This used to be simply a nine month school," Walker said. "Fineberg has opened the school to the Boston community by summer programs, professional education--short intense programs [have] become a major part [of the school...