Sticks and Stones: The Mass Art Free Press

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The Mass Art Free Press
Vol. 2 December, 1997
Mrs. Clinton to attend 125th Birthday Bash
MassArt uses 125th to College of Art.” This fanfare Director of Institutional which Mrs. Clinton will be a
coinciding with the school’s Advancement. guest speaker.
125th anniversary puts us in the The 125th Committee The Speaking about Art
polish image
spotlight and when a school is breaks down into the three Series committee aims to bring
center stage, it has to look good, smaller committees of in high-profile people such as
sequins and all. Community Service and Events, the First Lady. They also
by Raye Yankauskas
just jump on the web and dial up MassArt’s new look is Image and Communications, and invited art historian, James
A the Boston Globe Site and the result of several committees Speaking about Art Series. Ackerman, the Arthur Kingsley
t the ripe, old age of 125 search MassArt. In the last year, on campus falling under the Some very large and significant Porter Professor Emeritus at
MassArt looks pretty good. there has been at least 67 umbrella title of Massachusetts events fell under the purview of Harvard University who spoke
So good that Hillary Rodham mentionings of MassArt in College of Art 125 th these groups. Community on Leonardo Da'Vinci here.
Clinton has committed to various stories. Most of the Anniversary (Steering) Service and Events helped bring Curator and cultural activist.
speak as part of the MassArt’s major stories have occurred in Committee composed of both Ground Level: The Photographs Lucy Lippard, comes on Dec.
125th birthday event. She will the last few months due to the administrators and faculty. The of James Nachtwey exhibition , 2nd to speak about her latest
attend a fund-raising gala and installment of new president basic goals are to have activities When Red Saw Green:: Soviet book, The Lure of the Local.
speak about the arts, according Kay Sloan. Articles range from that “will heighten awareness of Advertising and Film Posters The Image and
to The Boston Globe’s Q & A’s with President Sloan the college’s contributions to of the Twenties and Mass Art's Communications committee is
November 4 issue. (which Sticks & Stones also did American art, design and com¬ MassArts II, a show of responsible for developing a
As of late there has for the last issue) to reviews on merce and celebrate its central designers who studied at master plan for connecting the
been a lot of talk, well, publicity the Nachtwey and “When Red role in the development of art MassArt. They will also be parts of the school. The way
actually, about the future image Saw Green” shows. There has education in America,” says planning a Gala Event for Macmillan sees it is “to envision
and purpose of the school. If even been a double length Richard Macmillan, chair of that November of 1998 as a closing
you haven’t come across any, editorial titled “The People’s committee and Executive to the 125th celebration, of 1251 H PAGE 7
Spiritual
Questions Rise
Do cults exist on campus
by Jane McNeil MassArt students who were
A
connected to the B.C.C., Powell
submission from a
offers that “ they had scriptures
concerned student was
they wanted to read to me. They
made to Sticks and Stones with a
were taking specific words out
warning about the dangers of
of context with the whole
cult-like activity on the MassArt
message and using them to
campus. Some students have
support a newer doctrine. It was
been approached by members of
like math almost.”
Bible-based organizations
The response by
inviting them to come to
MassArt Administration to this
Student Forum discussions and meetings that
type of allegation was a notice to
eventually lead to much greater
all students regarding the
commitment and personal
awareness of “the presence and
sacrifice than anticipated.
activity of religious groups on
Joanna Powell, a junior in the
Raises Issues our campus.” The notice was
painting department and a
sent out by Paul McCaffrey,
member of Christian Artists, has
Vice President of Student
been reached out to by members*
Development and Community
of the Boston Church of Christ
Affairs, Gail D. Hinand, Dean of
by Jane McNeil & Raye Yankauskas (B.C.C.). When speaking about
Students, and Mercedes Evans,
Director of Housing and struggle between the Design and these experiences, Powell states
T Director of Affirmative Action
Residence Life, and Mindy Fine Arts Departments. About that her first encounter with
he SGA sponsored the first and Diversity. It affirmed the
Nierenberg, Associate Dean of twenty students from Design them “was last year, outside of
Student Issues Forum on college's belief in religious
Student Development and brought up what they thought school. They are very very nice,
November 12 from 5 to 7pm in freedom, but wanted to remind
Community Affairs were there was an unfair allocation of fund¬ (and) friendly. I was asked if I
the Student Life Center. What students about their rights in this
as observers. ing for design students’ versus wanted to go to a really cool
prompted the forum were flyers RELIGION. PAGE 6
At the start of the fine art. students’ use of funding. church. I’d heard about the
hung around school by the group
meeting an agenda was The Design Department’s B.C.C., that they believed that
The Revolution Front. As they
distributed. The goals were to annual trip to Aspen was they were the only true church.
did not show up to the forum,
hear as many issues as possible, brought forth as the only (The girl who approached me)
the topics they presented on
collect information about issues example of visibility for the was very persistent. I felt
their flyers were not discussed.
presented, bring as many people Design Department, whereas belittled. Another time, I was
It is still unclear as to the
as possible into the solution Fine Arts students have the use walking through the park this • Kops Korner 2
members or agenda of the
process, establish priorities and of gallery space on campus to summer, and was asked if I went
• Comics 4
Revolution Front.
establish goals for resolutions. promote their work. After much to MassArt, and did I want to go
The forum was • Editorials 4
There was a time limit of two discussion, it was decided that to their church? I replied no, that
facilitated by Mark Salwasser, a hours during which previously anyone can go on the Aspen trip I have my own church. Later, I • Music Review 6
transfer sophomore in sculpture. submitted issues were discussed for the design conference if they heard that they were starting a • Recycling® MassArt 6
Present were approximately
as well as new issues raised by can pull together the funding, group on campus. I was afraid • Art Review 7
thirty-five students, mostly from
those in attendance. and anyone, including designers, for people who were vulnerable
• Student Trustee 7
the Student Government The first and most can submit proposals for gallery to find a place where they were
Association. Robert Chambers, • Voice 8
discussed issue was an on-going ISM I S. PACK 6 accepted.” When describing
2 Mass Art Free Press December, 1997
-Sticks and Stones Staff-
Student Trustee
Raye Yankauskas. ..-Advising Editor/Writer
V m i e e
Jane McNeil. .-Managing Editor/Writer
Christopher Corradino. .-Writer
Eric Drury. .-Writer
Mary Brigitte McNeil. .-Writer/ Copy-Editor
Norris Padmore. -Layout by Danielle Livingstone
Melissa Resch. .-Copy-Editor/W riter S students of area universities. We
Heloisa Escudero. . -Photography/W riter tudent Trustee, Ms. are not supported by endow¬
Livingstone questions ments of $70,000,000 like one
all drawings by Antonio Puleo
Chairman Carlin and the local aft school. We are
practices of the Board of Higher receiving adequate funding
-Advisors- -Location- Education. Her information is (or so says the legislature) from
gleaned from recent newspaper the state. This was originally
Sam Schlosberg Kennedy Basement articles, MassArt Board of money that was paid to the state
Paul Dobbs 621 Huntington Ave Trustee’s meetings and the in the form of our tuition.
Mindy Nierenberg Boston, MA 02115 Student Advisory Council. The I will concede that
Student Advisory Council is a Carlin has been instrumental in
Main Line group of student government lowering tuition and plans on
[phone] presidents and trustees from continuing to do so. I would like
Ext. 469 every state institution to point out that among its peer
Email:[email protected] in Massachusetts. institutions, including RISD
and PRATT, MassArt falls way
What does it mean to be a below the average in total
public college? expenditures per full time
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students of the Commonwealth to provide us with our “quality
than our peer art institutions that educations.” The bottom line is
Kops
are private? Who controls our that MassArt cannot be lumped
tuition and fees? Why must in with every other state
we, as a unique college, follow institution when Carlin makes
the same rules and mandates his broad generalizations. Did
10:30 AM notified an investigating. property taken from the vehicle.
as other state higher education anyone notice that he doesn’t
Wednesday 29 Oct 1997 Student will keep Public Safety
institutions? only insult the Massachusetts
Report of an attempted break informed of developments. 2:30 PM
In an unsigned article in system, he insults public and
into a vending machine at Smith Tuesday II Nov. 1997
the UMass-Amherst Student private institutions across
Hall. 12:00 AM Student injured right thumb
Newspaper, students demanded the country?
No actual entry made Wednesday 5 Nov. 1997 while working with equipment
Chairman of the Board of MassArt is currently
into machine and Student suffered an injury while in the Collins Building. Officer
Higher Education, James evaluating and reformulating our
nothing missing. working on a project - eye administered first aid.
Carlin’s resignation. You may mission statement. I feel-this is
injured by a small shard of
know him from such headlines an important endeavor. The
8:23 PM silver. Officer flushed out eye 11:30 PM
on the front page of the Boston mission and vision statement
Thursday 30 Oct. 1997 with sterile saline solution and Thursday 13 Nov. 1997
Globe such as, “Carlin Says should be the framework for a
Visitor to college fell on transported student to the Mass Received report form a MassArt
Colleges are Run Poorly, solid network of relationships
stairway and lost consciousness. Eye and Ear for treatment. Student concerning a suspect fir¬
Blames Faculty” and statements between faculty and students,
Officers arrived and adminis¬ ing a pellet gun from the rear of
to the Boston Chamber of administration and faculty, and
tered oxygen until arrival of 10:30 AM an apartment on Louis Prang
Commerce such as, “Get rid of the college and the world around
Emergency Medical Service. Wednesday 5 Nov. 1997 Street. Officers responded and
tenure. It is an absolute scam.” us. It is a statement that binds
Patient recovered on site and Student reported theft of their after investigation, confiscated
Does being part of a public MassArt to a purpose and a
refused hospitalization. bike which had been locked to one pellet gun and a quantity of
institution mean being dictated philosophy. What will MassArt
the iron fence in front of the marijuana along with drag para¬
11:55 PM to by the founder of Carlin provide you, should you choose
Kennedy Building. Bike was phernalia. Since the individual
Thursday 30 Oct 1997 valued in excess of $250, and involved was a Northeastern Insurance, which is among the to attend this institution? Why
largest 2% of non-publicly- should you as a patron or donor
Officer dispatched to Smith had been secured with a University student, the case was
owned property and casualty give generously to the college?
Hall on a report of an assault. Kryptonite U-type lock. turned over to NEU campus
insurance brokerage firms in the We are a public institution that
Two students involved in police for disposition.
country? Chairman Carlin stands apart from other state
an altercation. No injuries 3:30 PM
might know how to run institutions and provides a solid
reported and matter to be Wednesday 5 Nov. 1997 6:15 PM
an insurance company. He might education in the often abstract
handled internally. Pedestrian (Latin school Sunday 16 Nov. 1997
even know how to run the city “world of the arts.”
student) struck by motor vehicle Report of a student with an
7:30 AM of Chelsea, but does he know This is why I support
at Huntington and Longwood. Xacto knife cut. Student had
Friday 31 Oct 1997 how to run an art school? I am Umass Amherst students in
Officers assisted at the scene been trying to cut through some
not jumping on the “I hate asking Carlin to please resign
Received a call of vandalism until arrival of Boston Police material when the knife slipped
Carlin” bandwagon, but I am from his position of Chair of the
to a vending machine at Smith and Emergency Medical causing a three-and-one-half
Hall. Apparently someone Service. inch wound to her right questioning this Board of Higher Education or
man’s motives. understand that there are nearly
inserted a wire in an attempt mid-thigh. Injury was dressed
30 public institutions that are
to extract contents. No damage 9:00 AM and student transported to the
What does it mean to be a affected differently by his broad
and machine remained in Thursday 6 Nov. 1997 Beth Israel Hospital where
public art college? sweeping statements and goals
service. Report of a stolen computer wound was closed with
To me, it means that for higher education. (Although
from the Tower Building 10 stitches.
10:20 PM we, as students, have the right, it seems as though this report
Computer Lab. Investigation
Saturday 1 Nov. 1997 given to us by the state contradicts itself I use it as a
continuing. 6:24 PM
government, to attend a quality means to honor the BHE
Student reported minor Sunday 16 Nov. 1997
college at a reasonable rate. We tradition of making a strong
accidental injury to hand in the 3:30 PM Student reported feeling
are not paying exorbitant tuition statement followed by a clause
Kennedy Building. Officer Friday 7 Nov. 1997 nauseous and dizzy to the
to support obscene salaries of that negates the first statement).
administered first aid at scene. Staff member reported the theft point where she could not stand
administrators as are some
of the front tire of her bike. Bike up. Transported to the Beth
11:10 PM
had been secured to a parking Israel where she was treated
Monday 3 Nov. 1997
meter on Evans Way. Value of and released. Sticks and Stones
Officer on duty at Smith Hall the tire is $65.00.
reported a suspicious person on Free Press now
premises. SP was identified and
escorted from the residence hall. 9:40 PM meets every
Monday 10 Nov. 1997
3:45 PM Monday night
Student reported vandalism to
Tuesday 4 Nov. 1997
her boyfriend’s car while parked
at 7 p.m. in the basement of
Non-resident student reported on Huntington Ave. Officer
receiving a series of annoying reported that the left rear
Kennedy, the comer office. Come
phone calls at her home from an window had been smashed. No
unknown person. Boston Police
on down!
MassArX Free Press December, 1997 3
Ask MassArt:
“Why don’t people in the registrar’s
office and the business office
understand the spirit of the
nest of the school ?”
BILL METZ
“How can MassArt say they serve “Why is that the credit is “Why do they call it a four-year
vegetarian food when they cook going up instead of down college, when you are
veggie burgers on the same grill per semester ?” here for at least five ?”
as meat burgers and french fries fried JOSHUA FERRAO SCOTT WOOLWINE
with chicken?”
KERRI DESMOND
“Are we NORMAL just like the sign “Is there any way to find time to draw “Why isn’t the school working
above South Hall says?” my own art work when I m together as a community when it
a full-time student that has to work fro claims to be one?”
LOUIS MELENDEZ
a living too ?” TORREY OATES
DIANE FIGUEREDO
-- ---"|S
for aluminum cans sit dormant
in a storage area of the cafeteria.
Deadline for
The (cafeteria) staff think their
use is important in taking
responsibility for the
white, color and computer environment, but the boxes are proposals for
(green bar and laser) paper, files no longer used because they
and folders, stationary, copy simply were not being properly
by Melissa Resch
A paper and junk mail. They do used. Bob Columbus, Chef Student Life and |
not accept food containers, Supervisor on the weekends
friend of mine was recently
tissues and towels, Tyvek said of the boxes, “There
separating her lunch dishes
envelopes, bound materials, seemed to be no attempt to use
at the recycling station and was Installation
blueprint or carbon paper, them properly. They (students)
hurried along by a cafeteria staff
or plastics. didn’t sort the trash from the
member who was changing the
Recycling can be as cans. Everything ended up in
bags. He told her that he was
simple as re-using materials as the boxes, and they’re clearly
just going to take it all to the Station is 1:00
they are without reprocessing marked Pepsi Cans Only.” For
same place, so she shouldn't
them. Charette places the cafeteria staff it is a judg¬
bother taking time to separate it.
corrugated cardboard out in the ment call whether the contents
Infuriating? True? I thought of hallway for anyone who would in the bags are mostly recyclable p.m.9 Dec. Stii.
the many times I had laboriously
like it. It must be an appreciat¬ or not. Often recyclable materi¬
sorted through my used dishes
ed style of recycling since there als are thrown away because
and prepared them for
is not any cardboard sitting they are mixed in with so much Drop
recycling, and I wondered if that
around the hall by Charette. trash. In order for real recycling
energy had been in vain. I
The most controversial to happen, students need
decided to get to the bottom of
recycling issues at MassArt are to be conscientious about
this and see what the recycling
that of beverage containers and sorting materials. Applications in
situation is in general at
the cafeteria’s use of As far as using real
MassArt.
Polystyrene dishes and plastic dishes again, new Cafeteria
Every department has
utensils. Many people wish that Manager Nib Lopes said that
been recycling various paper Kristin Palana’s
MassArt provided a more they are still equipped with a
products for several years.
comprehensive recycling working dishwasher. However
Many of the faculty and staff
program to at least include students’ “misplacing porcelain
mentioned that they have little Mailbox in
beverage containers. Student dishes” led to the switch to
use for their trash can because
Activities and Development Polystyrene dishes. In the future,
the bulk of their discards go
Assistant, April Guenther Lopes would like to give
into the recycling box under
doesn’t “think MassArt does all students the opportunity to have the Student
their desks. These boxes are
that it can.” She said that she a choice between the two
emptied weekly by a contractor
does what she can, though. “I methods. Meantime Lopes
by the name of Capital Paper
take cans home. I take paper states, “We can only provide
Recycling Inc. and is overseen from the trash and put it in my opportunity to the consumer to Center.
by Richard Aronowitz,
recycle. We can’t take on the
(recycling) box.”
Assistant Vice-President of
role of enforcing it.”
Administrative and Auxiliary
Presently, receptacles
Services. The boxes accept
4 MassArt Free Press December, 1997
Look for next issue, beginning of Spring
Semester, featuring your
submissions!
Art comes into physical
being through the individual, but
The Art of Politics no matter how secluded that
individual is, they are a product
and reacting to their
by Mary Brigitte McNeil
C
environment. The line of logic
oncern. Why do artists is responsible to the whole of the follows that in an effort to make
need a community? Wallen ideals of the United States- a the best possible art, artists
believed that a sense Of what society based in capitalist would change their environment
possible benefit to an artist is a democracy. “Our perdurable to the best possible environ¬
sense of community, of democ¬ democratic ideals are freedom ment. Changing the whole for
racy in school and society? and equality. ... the state ... uni¬ the better of each individual
Taking part in learning at versities have an even more dif¬ produces a community of equal
MassArt involves taking part in ficult responsibility for promot¬ rights and betters the chance for
a community and a democracy. ing freedom in inquiry,... dis¬ each person to be free of bound¬
The Mass College of Art is a cussion of ideas, and ... in the aries limiting the possibility of
democracy, but it is also an dissemination of truth, however their art.
educational business in a unpopular.”1 This task is no “Above all, balance
capitalist democratic system. easily fulfilled obligation and it should be achieved between the
The role of democracy within will not occur naturally, but only great idea of education for the
the school affects how its through direct participation in doing,... and the still greater
students participate in the larger the community and democracy idea of education for being... .”4 Letters to the
society of the United States. A of the school. It is very easy within the
democracy in which there is no By assuming the role of stresses, confines and rigors of
public participation becomes non participation, we end up getting work done in time for
autocratic by default. with what John Wallen, a reviews crits and grades, to lose r c Editors
The basis of democracy teacher at the Black Mountain sight of giving time for yourself
is freedom. The right of freedom College, describes as a typical to participate in the community
is lost if left to the assumption American college: “Everywhere or even to ask yourself the
that representative politics will ... found segmented specialties, question- Is this a community I ... the community voice
behave in your best interests. compartmentalized people and a want to participate in, and if not
Lack of participation in a voting, bureaucratic structure that what can I do about changing
The free-press would like
committees, and watchdog emphasized grades, require¬ it? This is my community, I
areas, ensuring information is ments, and subject matter at the chose to join it. The community
passed to the public, leads to expense of helping an does not exist if all the to print letters from
many decisions that affect the individual integrate ... his participants are not allowed to
whole being made by a few experiences.... men who prated be individuals and do not
readers here. If you have
under free reign. Politics and of democracy while exercising consent to the main thrust of
human nature being what they autocratic control, who talked that community. MassArt is
are, this is one of the most fluently of noble potential but in your community, responsibility responses to articles we
dangerous assumptions that can fact doubted it's existence.”2 towards its upkeep and
be made in regards to your own If MassArt is a commu¬ improvement is naturally in your
have written or wish we
rights and freedom. nity worthy of caring about, own best interest.
This school’s participation in the community
responsibility is creating an through politics is the natural •1. Nevins, Allan. The State Universities and had written, drop them
Democracies. University of Illinois Press,
atmosphere in which that can extension of that c of communi¬
Urbana Illinois, p.l11.
take place. Education is the main ty was integral to the learning
•2. Duberman, Martin. Black Mountain. W. W. off at the sticks and
purpose of the school, process. “All genuine learning,
Norton, New York. p. 234.
availability and possession of Wallen wrote, ’is self learning,”
knowledge is the key to by which he did not mean •3. Ibid, p. 235. stones office or Jane
education. Public schools are isolation and self-absorption: •4. Nevins, p. 121.
responsible for providing an since interpersonal activity is an
McNeil’s mailbox
excellent education to and for inevitable component of human
the American public, including affairs, learning can only occur
the students themselves as (in the deepest sense of personal ...Thanks
respected citizens of that coun¬ reorganization and growth) in a
try. Ultimately, public education interpersonal relation.”3
MassArt Free Press December, 1997 5
Artists Giving Artists
and colors, its bold composition, language for its original
and perhaps they might over purpose, artists who communi¬
a Bad Name
intellectualize the piece to find cate human ideas to human
the non-evident meaning. The beings. Unfortunately they are
laymen would see a mess, void tremendously overshadowed by
Looking at the MassArt inventors of a visual language
by Josh Wallis
of any readily accessible those who do not communicate
I community as a microcosm of to communicate, interpret,
content, and blow it off with a these ideas understandably, or,
often contemplate the role of the “art world,” I am beginning and aid in the understanding of
simple “my kid could do that.” in some cases, do not communi¬
“fine” artists in today’s to see first hand where negative the world as experienced by
Too many artists are cate them at all. And the sad
society. Public opinion certainly feelings arise. It comes down to non-artists. It also gave
making too much art that says fact is that the latter are giving
has a stereotype, envisioning a simple notion that there is a humanity a sense of who it was.
too little. Too many artists are artists in general a bad name.
artists as flaky, if not outright separation between the “art I don't know when or
forgetting how effective a sim¬
insane. We are often seen as world” and the “public” where, how it happened, but it certainly
ple message can be. Too many
charlatans whose egos write it must be presumed, everyone appears that the message that
artists have forgotten their role,
checks far too large for our who is not directly involved in many artists convey through
their occupation, their duty to
talent to cash. The religious art exists. this language is no longer “THIS
their fellow humans. Of course
right and the politicians who Let’s review our art IS YOU,” but the redundant
art is being rejected by the
hold the fate of the NEA in their history, shall we? Most statement “THIS IS ART.”
“public!” The art that they see
hands must see artists as sleazy chronologies will start with cave Those in the “art world” accept
is not made for them, anymore.
rats hell bent on offending the paintings and carved fertility and fawn over such self-refer-
It's made by and for a preten¬
public with their affronts to goddesses. History tells us that encing art. Those laymen who
tious bunch of separatists who
“good taste.” Why in the world these primeval artists who would look to art for it's (sic)
seem to be using the visual
do Art and its creators get such a created the art we see in the initial promise see this new
language to either talk to them¬
bad rap in this, the last chapter first few pages of our art history message for what it is: a big
selves or insult everyone else.
of the twentieth century? The tomes occupied shamanic sham, and a boring one, at that.
That is not to say there
answer is quite simple, brothers positions in their tribes. They Those in the “art world” might
and sisters: we do absolutely were the tribe's links to the admire a certain painter’s work are not artists working now who b ATSR0CE2A lAens
use their grasp of the visual bater ooera laena
nothing to deserve a better one. world of the unknown and for its evident textures, shapes
Fine Design Citizen-Artists
sometimes shirk from our equal¬
ly important responsibilities.
For instance, does our need to
“leave our mark” in society
A
r t Amongst Us
justify the toothpicks in the
cafeteria's ceiling, (which, by the
way, keeps our cafeteria in
constant trouble with the Board
by Melissa Resch
of Health)? Does it also justify
part of the job description.
L
by Tiffany Doyle Individuality and originality are tagging city, state (MassArt fits
T ast month's issue of Sticks in this category) or private
crucial aspects of this role with
he other day in Typography painting, sculpting and drawing. and Stones included an property, which costs taxpayers
which we love to take liberty,
I our teacher, Judith Aronson countered that the idea extensive interview of President and private property owners
whether it's in how we dress,
Aronson, broke off a section that such a thing as a Canon Kay Sloan in which she more money annually than most
what part of our flesh we choose
from Paul Rand’s “From Here to even exists is in itself, debatable. described her vision of us stu¬ of us will make in a lifetime? Is
to pierce, or the imagery we use
Lascaux,” and asked us to chew I checked out the dents as "citizen-artists." I in our art. Although I favor it okay for the sake of art
on it. Rand states that design, MassArt website to see how the spend a great deal of energy making to take found objects
piercing only my earlobes, I
when done well, IS fine art. departments at MassArt break imagining what my post- that obviously don't belong to
appreciate the license I have as a
Which begs the question, what down. I found that Graphic MassArt life will be like, and us? Is our love of bohemianism
member of this culture to pierce
exactly is “fine art?” What Design is not listed under either President Sloan's coined phrase pardon enough to allow
whatever I want. I also like
makes something fine art? Who 2- or 3-D Fine Art, but rather gave me some new challenges smoking in non-smoking areas
having the freedom to cultivate
decides? Who cares? Any art for under Communication Design. I to ponder. I often contemplate of state property? Does it
art about any subject, no matter
which aesthetic purposes are also noted that the Graphic the possible impact that my art¬ absolve the one who uses toxic
how heretical, disgusting, cute,
primary is the dictionary Design Certificate Program, work will have on future gener¬ chemicals in the studio,
challenging or sleazy. It may be
definition, which I consulted which I am in, is not even listed ations. In viewing and reading subjecting his or her studio
that my choices are "excused"
simply because I realize I have a on the site! There has to be a documentation of other artists, I mates to possible poisoning?
by non-artists with a wink, nod,
perception of fine art, but I don’t reason for this, but I don’t know am beginning to understand that Nonconformity is ultra
and quiet whisper about eccen¬
really know where it came from who decided this or why. I noted an artist's work is inseparable important in individuals com¬
tricity, but I guess that puts me
and how it formed. I stood alone that Harvard is changing the from his or her life. I wonder if mitted to breaking ground in the
up with the best, as I imagine
in class and argued that graphic name of its Fine Arts we see ourselves as fully realiz¬ art world, but if we wish to take
Van Gogh was labeled eccentric
design was indeed NOT fine art Department to the Department ing the implications of calling advantage of the freedoms given
more than once.
because its intended audience is of History of Art and ourselves artists. us as artists, I say we should also
While we artists love to
generally commercial, while a Architecture, due to the Artists love to leave own up to the responsibilities
exercise of these important free¬
painter, sculptor or the like inference of Fine Arts as “studio their mark in society — that's that come with the territory.
doms regularly, I wonder if we
might more self-righteously arts,” and their department is not
brand his or her audience a hands-on, get dirty and make WhaftKevoft
Mill
whoever chooses to view the art department. I didn’t get
work. The audience chooses to details on whether Harvard Putting Up A Front
look, rather than the artist considers graphic design fine is attempting to be a catalyst for knowledge by most faculty and
choosing the audience. There is art, but I can make a fairly change at MassArt. The nearly all the students.”
by Eric Drury
also greater (communication) educated guess (being the I Revolution Front plastered the Certainly, I’d like to be
intentionality in graphic design bastion of tradition that it is) that school with flyers urging stu¬ notified if such a decision ever
t takes a lot more than simple
than in fine art, I expounded. professors there do not. dents to “Take control of their was made behind my back. But I
criticism to make a positive
The point of design is to I think graphic design is lives, rights and education” and suspected that this information
change in a community. It takes
communicate, whereas the point art. I think it requires diligence, to act upon the “truth” they was either false or exaggerated,
the combination of organization,
of fine art is not clear cut. Then I patience, mastery of tools and (R.F.) exposed on the “faults so I talked to Danielle
dedication, a willingness to
went on, much to the chagrin of mediums, and hard work. I and lies of the MassArt Livingstone, Student Trustee of
compromise, outreach and a lot
my teacher, I was aware, to say would like to be persuaded that bureaucracy”. One of the flyers the S.G.A. who assured me that
of hard work in order to provide
that the argument could be it is “fine art.” I have learned, accused the MassArt administra¬ it was false. The truth on this
an environment where positive
compared to that of the Canon in however, that I cannot state an tion of “voting almost unani¬ issue is accessible to all
change can happen. Even to be
literature. Tradition is what opinion on such delicate matters mously to impose upon the students. One way it can be
simply a catalyst for change
shapes the works generally until I have a damned good requires all of the above. This students of MassArt a credit found is to go to the S.G.A.
considered part of the Canon, explanation for that opinion. So combination is rare at MassArt, reduction policy. Students meetings or speak directly to the
and tradition shapes the view help me out. Write your opinion. even among the student groups entering MassArt who exceed 18 representatives, whose job is to
that the category fine art is And back it up. that take it upon themselves to credits a semester or exceed answer student concerns and
designated to mediums such as become a a vehicle for that their allot (sic) studio elective issues. I also took exception to
credits will be forced to pay the fact that the authors of the
change.
extra for those classes which put
One group in particular
them over the limit...without KFN OLITION. PACKS
6 MassArt Free Press December, 1997
RELIGION, FROM PAGE 1
regard which are stated in the When asked if he con¬
Student Handbook. According to sidered Christian Fellowship to
the Handbook: “ if you are be a manipulative or cult-like
approached by representatives of organization, Simonds, replied
any group on campus, you are that it’s “not controlling whatso¬
free to request further informa¬ ever.” When Power was asked
tion, to attend meetings, or the same of his group, he
become a member. You are also answered that he didn’t “think
free to say, ‘no thank you. I’m it’s weird that people think it’s
not interested.’” Mercedes (referring to B.C.C.) a cult.
Evans should be contacted “ if According to Webster’s New
you feel you are being pressured World Thesaurus, yes...(lists
to attend a meeting or join a synonyms), but I wouldn't say
religious group.” it’s a cult. (It’s not) like we
The B.C.C. has been wouldn’t want anyone to know
banned from the Northeastern where we come from. (If so,)
University campus, according to we’d be very secretive. I’m very
NEU’s Assistant Police Chief open about my life, and I’m not
Music Review due to members of this religious afraid to let anyone know where
with a feedback noise thing that organization being identified as I’m coming from.” j
starts the album out on the ques¬ violating their trespass rules. There is a concern for
Stereolab - (BSS and tion: “Noise ?” Track two is the They were not students at the the confusion on the students’
introduction to the horn section, university when their actfons part between the Christian
Loops, The Album taking Stereolab into the realm became violations. A student Artists/Fellowship group, which
of the everlasting retro move¬ organization that names them¬ utilizes an SGA suite in the
ment. Here, trumpet harmonies selves as part of the B.C.C. can¬ basement of Kennedy, and the
classification. Having been speak of past legends like not be approved and sanctioned group that holds Bible Studies in
around a number of years, Esquivel. Playing with Kiche, on their campus. Theoretically, the Student Center on the second
LOTS GOIN’ ON: Stereolab has taken time to yet doing it so well. It’s a however, a group could call floor of Kennedy whose mem¬
The world famous band. develop a direction that they wonderful marriage of 60’s spy themselves something different bers are also affiliates of B.C.C.
Stereolab. has had quite a lot of probably wouldn’t have references, and modem and be approved. MassArt Powell, a Christian Artist, would
activity these past few months. imagined when they began. electronic developments. It's the Police Chief Denis Sweeney like the B.C.C. group to “say on
First, the release of their full On Dots and Loops, subtleties of this album that get said that they haven’t had any their posters that they’re the
lenth LP Dots and Loops, an they seem to have found a niche, to you. Most of the songs, complaints regarding this sort of B.C.C., because people might
album chock full of stereo and they’re milking it for all it’s including tracks two and three behavior on our campus. But, think it’s us.” She, along with
goodness. It’s electronic yet worth. Finally, they have found are sung in French, the native according to Sweeney, “ if we others in her group, have con¬
acoustic, representing all the a groove that is complete and tongue of most members in the found their behavior to be to be fronted them before with this
qualities that are inherent in the worthy of tremendous praise. band.Track nine starts with a disruptive, then we would take issue. No action was taken on
face of modem music. They The new album is full of the beat and horns that recall action.” They did have to deal Power’s part to clear up the con¬
have also been involved in a US concept of reference in a very cop shows from the 70’s. The with a Satanic Youth Corps a fusion. No one in Christian
tour that stopped in Boston on subtle, yet effective, way. Dots retro references here are always couple of years ago who had Artists is affiliated with the
Friday, Nov. 7, where they and Loops is very evocative of tastefully done. Track ten, the been “defacing the facilities with Boston Church of Christ.
performed to a sold out crowd. many styles. There is a definite final number, begins with what stickers.” Their use of offensive There are many organi¬
Latin feel — very spicy at must be a reference to Miles material was considered to be zations that follow a pattern sim¬
DOTS AND LOOPS: points, very exotic and very Davis in the steamy recordings more of a problem of vandalism ilar to that of the B.C.C. A stu¬
This new album is alluring, without becoming he made with Herbie Hancock. than with recruiting members. dent currently at MassArt (name
truly a departure from their overly explosive. The rising Its a sort of dark, disco thing. Two religious student withheld) was once involved
earlier works, which were very interest in Lounge music, very The Main: “This is the future groups on campus which hold with what he considers to be a
loop-oriented, in that the easy listening which washes of an illusion, of a very sick meetings regularly are the cult or a manipulative group for
repetition of the themes and over in a veiy relaxing way, culture-living fantasy of Christian Artists who are also five years. He described how he
melodies was repetitive and was also very influential. They the immortal, the reality of an known as Christian Fellowship, was lured into the practice of the
trance like. They were pioneers have maintained a strong animal.” The disco so twisted, and a group that advertises Unification Church, a.k.a. “The
in this general area of interest in the electronic aspect yet forever keeping that grace. themselves as a Bible Study or Moonies.” The process was a
trance-induced electronic music of their music and included Forever doing exactly the Bible Talk group. Christian gradual one, his association with
that remained pretty distant from many new instruments in this right thing at the exactly the Fellowship is represented at them starting out as going on a
dance rhythms and the House new album, such as the string right time. SGA meetings and receive fund¬ retreat, something of a weekend
movement. They took it in a section and horns which were ing through the same organiza¬ workshop. They talked about
direction that was playful, yet added in all the right moments. tion. They meet Tuesday nights social issues and world peace.
hypnotic. It always maintained for “discussion, prayer and “We thought we were doing
a very original, non-referential SOME PLAY-BY-PLAY: rejoicing,” according to Roy something good, like we were
substance to it that kept well The wonderful journey Simonds, a MassArt student and trying to save the world or
beyond the reaches of that is Dots and Loops begins a member of this group. something,” he said. His “per¬
Different denominations of sonal freedom was gradually
ISSUES, FROM PAGE 1 Christianity are welcomed to taken away.” There was pressure
these get-togethers, including to make commitments, which
space on campus. incident to public safety, student join standing committees that
Catholic, Baptist, and Life turned into longer periods of
The second issue talked affairs, and housing. The group deal with issues, or join groups
Church. The twenty or so stu¬ time, and he had to begin mak¬
about was that of intolerance on also talked about visibility ideas that are united on certain issues
dents in this group emphasize ing up excuses to skip work.
campus. Representives from which would allow information who can then present charges to
morality in their meetings. The They employed a rigorous
Spectrum and Alliance shared on issues to be shared with the the All College Committee.
Bible Study group,which has no schedule, involving his time
feelings about the presence of whole campus. The general consensus
official name or status on cam¬ with fund raising and recruiting
homophobia and racism on The third major issue was a desire for the Forum to
pus, is led by Tim Power, a other members. He became
campus. They cited examples of discussed by the forum was that be an on-going event. Dan
junior in the illustration depart¬ detached from friends and fami¬
racist graffiti and recent of the lack of diversity in the Vlahos, a graphic design
ment. It is separate from the ly. He was under the impression
threatening notes slipped under critical studies curriculum. student, volunteered to
Christian Artists/Fellowship it was an international youth
dorm room doors, followed by S.G.A. president Licia Sky coordinate future forums.
group. Tim calls it an “informal group through which he could
complaints of how security and spoke out strongly regarding
discussion” of the Bible, taking help others as well as travel. He
the administration have covered this issue, as she has in the past.
excerpts from any Bible transla¬ spent most of his time soliciting
up this information. It was noted that a charge has
tion, as “the message in most funds in the Northeast, mostly in
In response to this, been made to the All College
Sticks and Stones Bibles is right.” The N.I.V. New York City. An apartment
senoir Kim Carmona suggested Committee to create a multicul¬
Free Press (New International Version) is would be rented for a few
the school have a student tural curriculum.
what he uses. Power leads a les¬ months at a time which was set
ombudsman. An ombudsman is A list of actions will be meeting
son following the. passages he up like a dorm, which later “felt
a student advocate who deals individuals can take was
during the Winter chooses to be read aloud by the more like the military.”
with the university process to introduced. The options were to
study group’s members. All
investigate citizen complaints. write in to the free press (Sticks break! See you
members are affiliated with the
Other suggestions were to let and Stones), bring issues to the
there on Dec. 15th B.C.C.
people know if you feel S.G.A. to be placed on the agen¬
threatened and know that there da and voted on, meet continu¬ and Jan. 12th.
are three levels of action to be ously to discuss specific issues
taken. Any student can report an in order to take group action.
MassArt Free Press December, 1997 7
Art Re\4flrtyRevie\Review
McKie Masters the Zen
blue. The face in the center
reminded me of Jim Henson's
by Elbe Brenner grouped according to color or
Muppets, clumsy, sweet, and
other significant features. Most
Todd McKie: New Ceramics brilliant. Again, the terra-cotta
were hand-built, although a few
at Barbara Singer Fine Art base color provided contrast and
of the larger pieces appeared to
richness to this piece.
have been thrown on the wheel.
Todd McKie is current¬ The more exotic objects had Also included in the
ly showing his latest edition of their own pedestal, low shelf or exhibit are two of McKie's
earthenware pots, bowls, platter, table. "Big Tea Pot" measured paintings that exemplify his
"absurd teapots" and 3D clay about two and a half feet tall approach on a two-dimensional
objects at Barbara Singer Fine with a rotund belly and protrud¬ surface. "Zen Master," complet¬
Art in Cambridge. The gallery, ing nose. The provided the ed in 1996, is a child-like view Getting a show at
a private residence, is surpris¬ base color for the piece. A soft of a room or perhaps a studio
ingly well-suited to this exhibit palette of beige and brown was where a figure has a large terra¬
of recent work. I visited the used by the artist to paint irreg¬ cotta object balanced on his Bernie Toale
gallery on a cloudy, cold day, ular stripes on the handle and head. Although it was seeming¬
but in spite of the weather, the nose over a natural terra-cotta ly straightforward and simple, I
indoor environment was warm base. was struck by the emotional
Art ‘views by Chris Corradino mic line and the bold primaries,
and bright. The artist's work A grouping of small content of the painting.
Bernard Toale Gallery 11 loud against the white ground of
was the focus of attention in the bowls were displayed on one Mysterious and magical, per¬
Newbury Street, Boston, MA, the promotional card, felt close
uncluttered ambiance of this wall. Each bowl related to oth¬ haps it is a depiction of a dream
November 4 - December 6, to my own painting and I was
alternative space. There were ers through color repetition, or a rendition of an actual event.
1997 anxious to see the exhibit. The
several people in the gallery unexpected and lively gray I found myself drawn into the
CARL FUDGE image was only a detail and I
when I entered. All were greens, fleshy pinks and warm composition. Todd McKie's
I visited Bernard had no idea of their size. They
engaged in congenial conversa¬ golds. Several objects and paintings and ceramics are a
Toale’s Gallery and spoke to are large, three in the ballpark of
tion with Ms. Singer, who greet¬ bowls on display were black vision of life that are pure, direct
him about the presentation of 40”x50” and one mural-sized
ed me as I walked through the and white. A child's freckled and heartfelt.
Carl Fudge’s paintings in his piece.
door. face decorated one memorable
current show and the organiza¬ Fudge had been recom¬
Todd McKie's work is plate while another geometric The show runs through
tion of his gallery’s shows in mended to Bernard Toale
deceptively simplistic. piece brought to mind Picasso. December 17, at Barbara Singer
general. In 2D Senior Seminar Gallery by another artist. He
Humorous and lighthearted, it One of my favorites was a large Fine Art, 18 Sparks Street,
class this semester we are suggests that students should
references children's art and oval called "Red Headed Cambridge MA, and is open
exploring the gallery process develop a feel for the different
iconography of Pre-Columbian Platter." Simply drawn with a Saturdays from 1-4 PM or by
and getting a clear sense of how galleries and decide which of
and African cultures as well as brush, the inside edge of the appointment. For information
we need to approach it. Each them might be interested in their
"outsider art and the insane." platter was contained by a deep call 491-5525.
gallery has a different approach work. Interested students can
The ceramic pieces were
and for each artist there are attend openings for artists’ work
unique concerns when develop¬ that resonate with their own and
ing a presentation for the gallery become familiar to the gallery
and its public. I came across director, then let them know
Fudge’s work a month before when you will be sending some¬
the exhibit. The web of rhyth¬ thing along for the gallery to
How to Get Some Space
Gallery Manager Kristen Palana Explains
A
committee made up of the Student Galleries Manager, the
Director of Student Activities and Programming and the
Director of Exhibitions traditionally jury exhibition proposals.
Basically, the most important thing looked for in the proposal is how
professional it looks. If it has well thought out and typed artist state¬
ments, a detailed description of the proposed show, and work, slides,
videos, pictures or diagrams, the jurors have a better understanding
of the proposed show.
Seniority is only a factor in the case that there are several
equally strong proposals. In that case, the students graduating first
are given preference. Otherwise a sophomore or junior could be given
space if their work is exceptional and their proposal shows quality.
For group shows, the Student Life Gallery has been most
[1251 H, FROM PAGE 1
requested, due to its large amount of space and prime location in the
Kennedy Building. Oftentimes, special exhibitions like the Haystack
the future of the school in visual tration and faculty were gonna explains Macmillan. There has
Show or entire departments will request the space. The Installation
terms.” The committee will take on a new student.” been limited student involve¬
Station is separate from, but annexed onto the Student Life Gallery.
work out ideas and options for Faculty and committee ment but MacMillan says the
things like entry and pathways, member Patti Seitz explained the best way for students to be This space is popular for installation exhibits, performance or one and
use of public space, and signage criteria as being: is the proposal involved is to make proposals, two person shows. Finally, the Tower Gallery offers a more informal
with a goal of having the cam¬ a good idea? Can it be executed or if they want to help with one space for exhibiting group work. It is highly visible from Huntington
pus feel more like an art school. within the budget allotted? And of the other committees to talk Avenue, has a good amount of space, many windows and an extra
Although funds have not been does it change or serve the to the relevant committee heads room for film viewing, making it a popular exhibition space for
promised for these ideas yet, the school? It is hoped that many of
MassArt undergraduates.
exercise will be an opportunity the proposals address the
to build donor support. Huntington Ave. side of the Richard MacMillan - Chair
This committee has also school and especially the front 125th Anniversary x260
called out to students, faculty windows of the Tower building. Mindy Nieremberg - Chair Proposals and lottery forms will be
and staff for temporary Public Seitz says of student participa¬ Community Service and Events
available starting November 24th for Spring
Art proposals for the Spring and tion that students should talk to x511
Fall of 1998. A similar call was committee members for help Richard Aronowitz - Chair 1998. Deadline for proposals is December
done last Spring, in which when deciding on a proposal, Image and Communications
5th at lpm. Proposals can be dropped off in
sophomore in sculpture Laurie including issues such as x353
Miles' proposal for paint tube materials, cost and execution of Amy Van Der Hiel - Chair Kristen Palana's mailbox in the Student
bike racks was selected by the the piece. Last semester, many Speaking About Art Series x484
Center. Kristen can be reached at ext. 115 for
committee. Miles says of the proposals were denied, due to Leila Daw - Contact for Public
chance, “it is important to make unrealistic planning. Art Proposals [phone] questions or contact the Director of Student
art relevant, to integrate art into “We are looking to Patti Seitz - Contact for Public
Activites and Programming, Elizabeth
our day to day environment and make the place more lively, so Art Proposals [phone]
experience. I thought it was an people walking down the street Thornton, at ext. 369.
excellent risk that the adminis¬ know what goes on inside,”
8 MassArt Free Press December, 1997
December 1 Aids Awareness Week Begins
Holiday Sale Begins
Tower Lobby ME 4
10:00 am - 7:00 pm Steve Rogan. Jennifer O'Brien,
Danielle Doucet, and Kristin
Imaginary Crime: Scheffield Palana
and Rodrigue Reception: Tower Gallery,
Through December 20 6 - 9 pm
The Members Project Room
Boston University: December 5 Holiday Sale Closes
Photographic Resource Center
Deadline for Proposals for
A.D.D. Support Group Meeting Student Life and Installation
SGA Suite #2, Kennedy Station
Basement @ Noon @ 1:00 pm, Drop applications
More Info: call extension 364 in Kristin Palana's mailbox in
Student Center
December 2 MassArt Exhibition at First
Expressions Gallery Works in Progress #41
81 Arlington Street, Boston MOBIUS, 345 Congress Street
Reception: December 3. 8 pm, $6.oo
6:00 - 8:00 pm
December 10 A Lecture on Will Bradley
ead Project Sponsored by AIGA/Boston
Handmakc bead jewelry to and Massart Tower Auditorium
benefit battered women and at 6:30 pm
cancer patients Free with MASSART ID or
Student Center 7pm - I lpm AIGA membership
$12.00 others
Expressions : Works on
er Art December 11 S.M.F.A. December Exhibitior
or Submissions and Sale Begins
at Student Affairs Grossman Gallery
Drop Off Dates: Dec 2-13 11 am - 6 pm
Wet and Bothered December 12 Lightning Man and the Rough
Dear Edith and Lola, First Tuesday Lecture Series Rider
Last year at my review board I got so nervous that I Presents: Fred Liang a performance by Caleb Brown
peed my pants 12:30pm Eric Friedman and Karen Wattt
and was completely humiliated! Reviews are coming up and I’m Kennedy 406 8 pm at MOBIUS, 345
worried it will happen again. Any tips on how to relax and be pre¬ Congress Street
pared for disaster? December 3 Bead Project
—Weak Bladder Student Center 7 pm -11 pm December 14 S.M.F.A. December Exhibition
and Sale Closes
Dea “Weak Bladda” Film Society Presents Su 4-6 pin Reception
Aw, honey, that’s ooowful! You might wanna try Freidrich's Newest Film
one a’dose classes on “relaxation” a few days befora yaw Free With MassArt ID, $3.00 December 15 A.D.D. Support Group Meeting
review...oolso why not weah serenity gahds? We highly recommend Others SGA Suite #2, Kennedy
em-and they ah virtually invisible! Screening Room 1 at 7:30 pm Basement @ noon
yaws truly, More Info: call extension 364
Edith and Lola The Girl Within
An Installation by Margaret B. All School Film Show
Tittemore Deadline for submissions
Bumpy Ride Reception: December 21 , 1-2 pm Film Area Lounge
3 - 5 pm
Dear Edith and Lola,
MOBIUS. 345 Congress Street December 17 All School Film Show
Whenever I ride the Mass Art shuttle and it’s a very
7:3
bumpy ride I always get an erection! Is it o.k. that I call the shuttle
just to ride around, even though I don’t need a ride home?
December 4 Revive for Reviews
Student Center
—Shuttle Happy
"Massage, Snacks, and
Goodie Bags”
Dea “Shuttle Happy”
We think that you should really try to control ya self
and only ride the shuttle if ya need to, like if theas a blizzid, oah if ya
mutha wants ya home. If ya really just want ta ride around, call us!
REVOLUTION, FROM PAGE 5
We can make it bumpy! HA! HA!
control of their lives, rights and
sincealy, flyers did not include the source education” when they won’t
Edith and Lola of even take responsibility for the Submissions can
their information nor did they (mis)information they distribute
be given to the
include their names or any other in the form of incoherent flyers
Skivvy Smithing
- specific details on their identity. to our community. Free Press
Dear Edith and Lola, This raises the big issue This newspaper is
Last night I had a dream that as I walked into my of accountability. helping to unify our school by through: a box
blacksmithing class with George Greenamyer, I took off my coat If one publishes, prints being an accountable and
and was only wearing my underwear! Then I saw everyone else in or distributes information responsible source for objective across from the
my whole class blacksmithing, wearing only goggles and underwear, anonymously, without indicating news at MassArt, and it is a
circulation desk in
even George! what does this mean? I’m embarrassed to tell anyone! its source, the material is ulti¬ catalyst for change. If you are
mately viewed with suspicion unsatisfied with anything here at
the library, Jane
—Tighty Whities because there is a greater chance school, don’t just tell someone
Dea “Tighty Whities” that material is inaccurate. How else, organize and work to McNeil's mailbox
We interprit this dream ta be about yaw sexual fus- can the members of the change it. Change doesn't
tration. Pahaps you have a crush on yaw teacha? If this dream is Revolution Front expect the happen overnight, you must in the Kennedy
recurrent you may need ta act it out to end it once an’ fa’ oowl! Oah MassArt community to take persist and prevail. Remember,
take a ride to ah favorit dive in the combat zone, “The Naked them seriously if they will Boston is a great place for cafeteria, e-mail-
Eye”...We love it thea, nobility weahs clothes, an the tea is delicious! not take responsibility for their
[email protected]
own ideas?
Best Regahds! It is evident in the
du, and by phone
content and construction of their
To submit to Edith and Lola, drop off flyers that they are disorganized 232-1555, ext.
questions in Sticks and Stones and irresponsible. It is hard to
box in the library or the Kennedy basement office. believe Revolution Front will 469. Thank you!
“They Cayah” “inform, and empower (sic) the
MassArt community to take