Georgians who will be at the Republican National Convention Aug 30, 2008
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Friday, August 29, 2008. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)
Aqueous at Carroll Square Gallery Opens Today Jun 14, 2008
Featuring work by: Luciana Abait, Olaf Otto Becker, Janet Biggs, Jacob Kainen, Robert Longo, Theresa Marchetta, Susannah Sayler (The Canary Project), Emma Tapley, Ray Charles White. The critical role water plays in maintaining life on Earth, combined with the disappearance of natural water resources, the shrinking of the polar ice caps, and plastic water bottle waste, is a topic ripe for exploration through art. (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
The Black Panthers advocated armed struggle. Emory Douglas' weapon of choice? The pen. Mar 29, 2007
Douglas' art echoes expressionist elements of the African American artists he admires, Charles White and Elizabeth Catlett. His style -- drawing with thick black outlines and creating woodcut textures -- is also similar to the Chicano poster art of the '60s and '70s. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Take control of phone-service expenses Mar 5, 2007
"Over the next year, we'll see more aggressive pricing and packaging in different markets as cable versus telecom competition continues to intensify," said Charles White of market-research firm TNS Telecoms. The overarching problem with telecom services is consumers waste money by overbuying services--opting for bundles that include unlimited long-distance service and buckets of wireless minutes that go unused every month. (Chicago Tribune)
Alameda artwork crossed line with Secret Service Feb 28, 2007
"We're a democracy and we don't want to intrude into (individual) rights, but we are charged with protecting the president and there are certain things -- like threatening the president -- that we have to check out when they come to our attention," said Charles White, the assistant special agent in charge of the Secret Service office in San Francisco. White seemed to be a reasonable guy with a healthy level of suspicion. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Today's Obits Feb 7, 2007
" The world has lost a gentleman and scholar. Richard G. Fullam PITTSFORD, N.Y. -- Richard G. Fullam, M.D., 85, died in Pittsford Friday, Feb. 2, 2007. Born in Portsmouth on Sept. 6, 1921, he was the son of Peter and Annie Fullam. He attended St. Patrick School and was a graduate of Portsmouth High School. Richard attended Georgetown University and graduated from the University of New Hampshire and medical school at Saint Louis University. He was a B-24 pilot during World War II in the China... (Seacoast New Hampshire)
