Word: wrights
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Take Vandana L. Madhavan '98, whose roommate, Kristy L. Garcia '98, was too sick to go to Literature and Arts B-33: "Frank Lloyd Wright and Modern Architecture" yesterday morning. After taking Garcia to University Health Services, Madhavan went to Sanders Theatre to fill out a lottery form for her roommate...
Although only three Core courses--Literature and Arts B-51: "First Nights: Five Performance Premieres" and Science B-29: "Human Behavioral Biology," in addition to "Frank Lloyd Wright"--were selectively lotteried, the process continued to cause uncertainty as students scrambled to find backup classes for their first choice Core class...
That could well be a violation of irs rules that prohibit tax-exempt organizations from transferring assets to private individuals. It also calls into question Gingrich's claim that he's no Jim Wright--the Democratic Speaker whose ouster he spearheaded--because he never sought to line his own pockets. After taxes, his royalties would have stuffed his pockets with something like $300,000--the amount of his fine. Maybe he should hand it over. If nothing else, it would prove that even when you can't count on the rule of law in Washington, there's always poetic justice...
Buell recently published a book about literary interpretation and attitudes towards the non-human environment titled "The Environmental Imagination." Levine has just issued "The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright," a work which shares the same subject as his popular Core class, Literature and Arts...
When I took Literature and Arts B-33: "Frank Lloyd Wright and Modern Architecture" last semester, we studied the United Nations headquarters in New York City as an example of the architect Le Corbusier's work. Driving past the U.N. this summer, I noted the characteristic window-walls and boxy shape. I was proud to have learned something useful in a Core class; I now had an erudite factoid for future cocktail-party...