Trust is essential to the medical profession which thrives because of it. A patient entrusts his well-being to a doctor the same way that a doctor puts his trust in medical researchers.
According to the author, the president of Georgetown University, Clinton should continue to fight against abortion, and should monitor the states' progress in fair implementation of welfare reform. ...Balancing the budget, education reform, and help for the District of Columbia are also vital.
The Phillips Collection is observing its 75th anniversary with an exhibition of riverscapes, the most celebrated of which is the 'Luncheon of the Boating Party' painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. In ...addition, 59 other paintings have been loaned to the Phillips for its celebration.
The massive, impressive Cezanne retrospective gives an excellent artistic overview of Cezanne's growth and innovations. It includes 112 oils and 75 drawings and watercolors, displaying his mastery of ...color and his pioneering pre-modernism.
The Metropolitan's tribute to the 100th anniversary of Davis's birth includes 175 well-presented works. The exhibition travels to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art this spring. Davis's career ...and influence are thoroughly detailed.
The Academy's agenda O'Donovan, Leo J
America (New York, N.Y. : 1909),
03/1985, Volume:
152, Issue:
8
Magazine Article
The most recent convention of the American Academy of Religion was both a celebration of past achievement and contribution to the field and a challenge for scholars to move in new directions
A Weekend of Hope O' Donovan, Leo J
America (New York, N.Y. : 1909),
10/1971, Volume:
125, Issue:
12
Magazine Article
On the final evening of a conference held on October 8-10 in New York City on "Hope and the Future of Man," Prof. Johannes Metz of Münster in West Germany told of a recent visit he had made home to ...Bavaria. Passing through the outskirts of a village there, he heard the local farmers reminiscing on the good old days and in turn decrying the sorry state of the present.
A PHYSICIAN by the age of 21 and later the director of an enormously successful pharmaceutical firm that specialized in over-the-counter sales of Argyrol, Dr. Albert C. Barnes (1872-1951) had a ...passionate commitment to the visual arts. Through his school friend William Glackens, he began to purchase modem art in 1912, the year before the Armory Show in New York, and soon had collected important works by Renoir, Cézanne, van Gogh and Gauguin.
