Rhode Island School of Design - Portfolio Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1982 volume:

8 Portfol af j i } a Were at PI Tay yen yah , thas Wats nity f A tt ‘ i, at yea Seat - Ma $ This book is dedicated to my fellow students to whom | owe the greatest percentage of my edu- cation. It is not the school alone, the ‘‘name, or the fine faculty that makes RISD one of the most accomplished art schools: it's the students’ own relentless striving for perfection. These people, and that professional attitude—that it is never done or good enough, are what make RISD so intensely frustrating but so excellent! eee - m - tee “Jt! ‘pales 7 S| va. am, tl Pa - — 14 11s mun mu HALAL ATT MT Lu ane (EEE ATUL WHE : MN THE AT 16 17 ? a iS es Jed dale SOAS Tet BS ay 19 ZA 23 25 26 beisicn Sr IE ag ie ef ate Sn aa phen One TTL | 30 eset 31 ‘When | was young my teachers were the old. | gave up fi re for form till | was cold. | suffered like a metal being cast. | went to school to age to learn the past. Now | am old my teachers are the young. What can't be molded must be cracked and sprung. | strain at lessons fit to start a suture. | go to school to youth to learn the future. ROBERT FROST 32 recintnmmserttaeteesncsinstamnniatiotn nie Spat torn ’ Me wanna 3 : — coms: : ' iH ; ; i Ln Urner ee ree ee Rema se a ? 33 34 35 First letter to the Editor This is my 25th year of teaching in the liberal arts division of RISD. | love and enjoy the school, its labyrinthine spaces, my diverse col- leagues, and of course especially the students. The word school comes from the Greek ‘‘schole” meaning ‘‘play or ‘‘leisure.’’ Not work for gain but design for joy in time. But the word ‘‘school” is now used, in our current negotia- tions, to refer exclusively to the administration, not to faculty or students. For me RISD is almost as familiar a term as my own name. In 1957 my uncle Herb Fink was teaching printmaking. He introduced me to his former drawing instructor, President John Frazier, and | joined the staff of the English de- partment. Herb was a remarkable draftsman. | had known his work (play) since he was a teen- ager and | was a baby. He used to carve dragons and dinosaurs out of soap, and figures of Indians on horseback from hunks of balsa. He built me toy boats for birthdays. He painted huge murals of pirates on our cellar walls when he was 13. My mother too had magic hands. On the kitchen walls she put murals of birds feeding worms to their fledglings. Propaganda to urge us to eat. She copied our furniture in precise miniature. Though | took Saturday classes at RISD in lifedrawing, watercolor and ceramics, | did not inherit the magic, but only the love of it. The respect for play. At RISD teaching English, | was drawn either to writers who bond word to image—comicstrips, moviescripts and naturelore. Or to writers who think in pictures. | felt close to many students over the years. | imagined that we wer e each teaching the other how to render experience. RISD has become my extended family. Personal events blend with those of the college. The quest for form in the fifties. The shaping of protest in the sixties. The search for sanity in the seventies. Now we are in the eighties. The drive is for success and survival. Though we strive in marketplace and studio, | still believe the value of play, or leisure, is intrinsic to the idea of art. We look back upon our years in college with fond focus. During these years we construct ideals, learn to see and care in new ways. Faces, words and adventures become part of us. RISD is the aroma of wood, wool, oil, clay. The lonely lighting ona polished marble corridor. The Buddha and the Mummy: spirit translated into object. We too are RISD. RISD touches each of us witha hope for a better world. And for a hand in building it. Let nothing cut down the commu- nity of hope that we share and the light and delight that we give to each other. Michael Fink 36 = Fd 494 Roma - Piazza 5S. 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RISD president Lee Hall presented an optimistic report on such matters as the school's finances and a master plan called ‘RISD: 2000. But she didn't seem to give students the answers they wanted on the loss of a student bar, the Tap Room, and other complaints. “We could raise tuition, Miss Hall said, when asked by one student why the present generation is having to suffer for future improvements. ‘But we have decided to do things logically, sequen- tially and as we can pay for it. Besides the Tap Room, some of the complaints were about the temporary closing of the glass shop, the closing of the fifth floor of the Archi- tectural Studies Building and the use of part-time faculty. Miss Hall said that faculty had been increased, but several students insisted that most of the increase was in part-time faculty. A woman in textile studies said that these part-time teachers lack commitment to the school and sometimes fail to show up for classes, Questions from the 1,000-odd students in the RISD auditorium were sometimes hostile. After an hour, when one student interrupted Miss Hall three times with questions about plans for addi- tional housing, Miss Hall broke off the assembly with a sarcastic ''l appreciate this opportunity to answer your questions.’ The students booed as she left the podium. “It's obvious that the students have been primed, ' said Neil Severance, vice president of student affairs, referring to questions that had been asked about full-time and part-time faculty. He suggested that these issues came from the unresolved contract negotiations continuing between the college and the faculty. The faculty agreed last August not to strike despite the lack of a contract. The Tap Room, a popular gathering spot where students enjoyed beer and live music, was closed at the end of the last spring semester. A federal audit forced the closing, Miss Hall said, because the Tap Room was deemed a “program” inaccessible to the handicapped. She said that the college is trying to get the city to approve a temporary transfer of the beer license to a snack bar in the same building, but students apparently were not happy with this proposal. Evening Bulletin 11-13-81 oR) Second letter to the Editor | write in winter, but you will read my report in spring. Your senior year, a troubled one. The discontent of this winter began several seasons ago. | wonder how it will end, if it will end. Until recently department and division heads were elected from and by faculty. Now we in English have no department, no representation. The division head is appointed by administra- tion. His job? As | see it, to discourage and dis- tract us from our work. Why? Because there are so many unemployed teachers ‘‘out there” who would work for less money, shorter con- tracts: migrant labor. Further, management can control or at least dominate easier without an established faculty and its political memory. In the 50's when | was in school, the cold war hysteria with its anti-intellectual, anti-artistic atmosphere, its House UnAmerican Activities Committee, threw the teacher into a harsh spotlight. One who dared to speak or write on liberal ideas might and often did lose both job and academic future. Presently, it is more difficult to determine why certain teachers are under attack. Because they remember the school’s past? The issue seems to have to do with the dignity of the profession, the vocation and life of the teacher—and of the institution with which the teacher identifies. My own courses represent both the expression of my education, background, tastes and char- acter, and also my commitment to the values of the school as | have perceived them. Studio people have always felt mixed attitudes toward us in liberal arts; we have maintained a creative dialectic. But administration assaults us with destructive monologue. This year | had two grievances against administrators, one here, one gone off. | won the first case, and my foe is no longer at R.I.S.D. (Not because | won, however. | ‘wuz stung by a dead bee. ') The second griev- ance | have lodged along with a colleague in the former English department, against negative annual reports written by a chief who had been here only one semester when he condemned all my courses. | felt he had no qualifications to make his judgments. That he was in fact hired to destroy my career. And or someone else's. Do | have the right to use a figure model in my English class? Is film a legitimate medium for an English class? Is Jewish narrative a valid course—as | have created and as | have taught these classes? Other esteemed members of my division have had similar experiences within the past year. Half the faculty at large have been Subjected to rude and ignorant treatment. My case is not unique. The real issue? Who is stronger, the teacher or the administrative adversary? A suggestion for a solution: administrators who support and show courtesy to the faculty of the Rhode Island School of Design. A request: Continue and deepen as alumni your ties with the faculty. We consider you to bea bond for us in our lives and careers. Together, we constitute a society of friends and allies in the world of art and ideas, a world of pleasures and of stresses. Michael Fink Noted artist quits RISD illustrator-author resigns in a searing letter PROVIDENCE—David A. Macaulay, a nationally known illustrator and best-selling author, has quit his part-time teaching job at the Rhode island School of Design as a protest against the school administration. The school is ruled, certainly not guided, by a president (Lee Hall) whose insensitivity toward, and disdain for, her faculty is matched only by the ineptitude of the pathetically unimaginative staff,' Macaulay wrote ina searing letter of resignation. Classes for the school’s 1,600 art students resumed yesterday. “This is not the kind of letter one can respond to, ’ said Joan Patota, vice president for public affairs. ‘We are very sorry to lose him. He is a brilliant illustrator and an excellent teacher. | have no comment beyond that.” Macaulay, 34, is a 1969 RISD graduate who returned to his alma mater as a full-time teacher in 1974. Macaulay began building a national reputation as an illustrator in 1973 with the publication of his book ‘‘Cathedral, ’ which illustrates how a Gothic cathedral was built. The book was pub- lished by the juvenile division of Houghton Mifflin Co., but also attracted adult readers and has sold over 100,000 copies. Since 1973, Macaulay has written seven other books: “City,” Pyramid, Underground, “Castle,” ‘Great Moments in Architecture, ‘Motel of the Mysteries” and ‘‘Unbuilding.” His books have won a number of awards and honors. From 1977 to 1979, Macaulay served as head of the school's illustration department. He quit in 1979 to devote full-time to his writing. Last year, he returned to the school as a part-time faculty member to teach two illustration courses. Macaulay was to have taught one illustration course each semester again this year, but sub- mitted his letter of withdrawal, dated Sept. 1. Macaulay sent copies of his letter to selected members of the board of trustees, administration and faculty. A copy was subsequently obtained by the Journal-Bulletin. In a telephone interview yesterday, Macaulay said that the ‘‘straw that broke the camel's back”’ was the failure of the school’s business office to send him any official communication indicating that he would be hired to teach the courses this year. “Had this minor slip been an exception to the rule, this letter might never had been written. However, it is not an exception to the rule. It is the rule,'’ he wrote in his letter. In the telephone interview, Macaulay said there was no single issue that soured him on the school administration. “The problem is that none of this is specific. | don't have any specific incidents. It's morea matter of feeling and attitude, he said. Evening Bulletin 9-17-81 230 231 Ad Hoc Self Study Committee of the Faculty Statement to the Board of Trustees As trustees of the Rhode Island School of Design, it goes without saying that chief among your concerns has to be the quality of education and the integrity of the institution. It is the faculty concern however, that through acute distortions of relationships necessary to any healthy academic community, the quality of education in this college is declining and the integrity of the institution is at stake. We have just completed an institutional self- Study and are in the midst of an accreditation evaluation. It is a time for the college to identify problems and opportunities and to take action toward a renewal of its purpose. The outstanding problem for this body then has to be the reestablishment of a dialogue with its faculty that will lead to an appropriate main- tenance and development of quality education and repair our integrity which has been damaged by the institutional warfare being waged against the faculty. The Accreditation Guide, which outlines standards and policies against which an insti- tution can measure its performance, is a very important document at this time and should serve as aresource and aid to the solution of our problems. We offer a quote here from the section on Institutional Integrity: ‘The maintenance and exercise of institu- tional integrity postulates and requires appropriate autonomy and freedom. Put positively this is the freedom to examine data, to question assumptions, to be guided by evidence, to teach what one knows—to be a learner and ascholar. Put negatively this is a freedom from unwarranted harrassment which hinders or prevents a college or uni- versity from getting on with its essential work. A college or university must be managed well and remain solvent, but it is not a business nor an industry.” The search for evidence and truth is nota privilege to be franchised to an administrative or managerial class. It is the coin of our academic realm whose currency is assured only by the freedom with which it is exchanged between the constituencies of our community. The highly regarded achievement of putting the college financially in the black will be of little consola- tion to the loss of our academic credibility. From the faculty point of view, the process by which the self-study was developed is more revealing of our difficulties than anything to be found in our published institutional assessments. For it is that process which prompted the forma- tion of this Ad Hoc Committee and its subsequent report. The accreditation guidelines are quite clear on the appropriate manner in which a self-study should be conducted. ‘An evaluation self-study is a research project, beyond the competence of either adminis- trators or faculty members alone. They need to combine forces to do it well. Faculty, administration, and students should be repre- sented in the steering committee and in the work force. Organize the study committees so that finally their work represents the entire institution.” “An important feature of this kind of study is that it brings the institution into focus, em- phasizes relationships among as well as performance within units, and stimulates healthy cross-fertilization of ideas. We have three documents being presented as a result of the self-study process and the sad fact is that the faculty can only support one of them, its own ad hoc report. We are further embar- rassed by the fact that one of the documents, RISD 2000, was adopted by the Board far in advance of the faculty's being able to see or comment upon its contents. This places us at the disadvantage of appearing to disagree without the opportunity of even friendly discussion let alone argument. How have we come to this condition? and what can be done? The lack of meaningful communication with this faculty appears to have roots in two myths, the planting and cultivation of which has been the responsibility of this administration. Myth | We quote from the Chronicle of Higher Education: “When a president is leading—is standing for something and directing or causing change— he is sure to meet with disfavor. He will be accused of not caring, of being aloof, of not leading. Those accusations are signs that a president is doing his job, that he is orchestrating change.” So You Want To Be A College President'’: Lee Hall—ca. 1980 While history compels us to recognize examples that would support such a statement, it is by no means an infallible doctrine. We must not allow such position taking to confuse or equate all change with progess and more importantly we must not allow such a doctrine to discredit responsible criticism of proposed change as reactionary and self-serving. Myth II “That a faculty which forms a bargaining unit is effectively disenfranchised from normal academic responsibility and function.” There is nothing mutually exclusive in having a formal bargaining mechanism, the Faculty Association, which negotiates salary scales and working conditions, and a Faculty Organization that serves as the academic conscience of the college and attends to academic matters neces- sary to maintain a responsible curriculum. Both of these functions are currently in place and the Faculty Ad Hoc Report is clear example of the academic prerogative of the Faculty Organization in action. Our problem is that it requires an extraordinary event suchas an accreditation review for the faculty to find a vehicle for communication with trustees. 232 233 So long as this condition exists this institution is certain to be in a state of decline. We are paying an unnecessary and unfortunate price for the want of a functioning dialogue that realizes some meaningful connection between planning, decision making and educational operations. We are laboring under a bloated administration with misplaced responsibilities, while more and more students are being placed in classes that are too large, in spaces that are inappropriate and too small, and who have too few options in the formation of their own education. As designers and educators this faculty instinc- tively understands that the present operation of this college is antithetical to both the design and the academic process. Whatever rationale has brought us to this con- dition has not worked, is not working, and cannot work. The faculty looks to the Board of Trustees to make some demonstration of their concern in these matters, so that this college can get on with its work with the health and vigor it requires to succeed. Me rlin Szosz for the faculty East Coast art school unit drops RISD PROVIDENCE—Rhode Island School of Design has been ousted from the programs of the East Coast Art Schools consortium in a rebuke to Lee Hall, RISD president, for failure to attend its meetings and for ‘‘non-cooperation.”’ The consortium of 11 art schools ranging from Nova Scotia School of Art to Philadelphia Col- lege of Art, was organized in October, 1976, to review and ‘formulate programs of mutual concern. Ranking officers of the 10 other consortium members met on April 20 at the Maryland In- stitute in Baltimore, and co-signed a letter to Dr. Hall, charging that her attitude is ‘‘redolent of disdain. Dr. Hall has ruffled art school administrators by withdrawing RISD from two of their associations —the National Association of Schools of Art and the Union of Independent Colleges of Art. In areply yesterday to the consortium, she wrote that ‘in both instances,’’ RISD withdrew “‘in order to plot more precisely and in our opinion more... appropriately our future course.” RISD's former provost, Jack Stewart, attended the consortium’s meetings last year. In mid- winter, Sadek wrote Dr. Hall asking if she would attend any of its three meetings this year. Her reply ‘‘was a two-line letter, ’ said David Levy, dean at Parsons School of Design in New York, that RISD was occupied with projects of urgency and excitement. “Sure, they're in a leading position, ’ Levy added. ‘But we're 10 busy guys and everybody shows up. It's a question of overall attitude. Providence Journal 5-3-78 234 feta August 20, 1981 Dear Students, The Tap Room has been closed for use as an alcohol dispensing facility. The following report outlines a) the factors affecting this decision to close the Tap Room, b) the present status of the Tap Room, and c) the Student Board position on the issue. A. SPECIFIC FACTORS AFFECTING THE DECISION TO CLOSE THE TAP ROOM a. The Federal Register contains the interpretation of the regulation entitled ‘‘Treatment of Students” requiring that all institutions of higher education ensure that ‘‘equal opportunities are provided to its handicapped students in education programs and activities. This was interpreted to RISD at a meeting on April 27, 1981 by the Office of Civil Rights to include the Tap Room as one of the programs at RISD that was inaccessible to the handicapped and was a key factor triggering the decision to close the Tap Room. This action was a part of a routine audit and not the result of any complaint made by any present student. . The change in the drinking age in the State of Rhode Island effective July 1, 1981, to age 20 was the second key factor considered. . The evaluation of the Tap Room as a College service led to the conclusion that it was not cost effective as a facility. . The general problems which have consistently been part of the Tap Room operation at its present location and under the present and previous management procedures further supported the decision to close it as an alcohol dispensing facility. 3.THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE TAP ROOM The College has approved the use of the present Tap Room space for the following: as The space will be retained for student use as a lounge that will be open days and evenings. Exact hours will be determined and announced. 2. Meetings of clubs and other student groups may be scheduled to take place in the lounge. 3. The Entertainment Committee of the Student Board is committed to programming activities on campus to provide adequate opportunities for social interchange. C. STUDENT BOARD POSITION Although the administration has taken a firm stand in opposition to re-opening the Tap Room in its present capacity (i.e., serving alcohol and providing live entertainment), the Student Board is making every effort to protect the interests of RISD students and will pursue negotiations in the hope that a reasonable settlement will be reached. Respectfully yours, Christopher L. Ezzell Student Board President 236 ea, 238 239 240 241 : 4 } � ; 245 246 47 RR Marr gi, 249 eh: 251 252 253 254 258 259 Tk Se Mobeni ee 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 2iz 273 274 275 276 278 280 281 There is no way | can make you understand how much thought and effort gointoapublication __ such as this. There is, equally, no way to express my thanks and gratitude to those who helped pull it off—no matter how small your participation. | sincerely want to thank all of you very much. Andy Boettcher Yearbook Editor Q. “Is there life after RISD?” 282 283 ASR EEO RERAG Aes A : oe ee ee | ‘ Designer—Editor Andrew Boettcher Yearbook Staff Vlasis Val Rosenoff John Murphy Mark Schroder Kurt Monigle Bruce Rogovin Judy Hicks Margie Chin Contributing Photographers Stan Chong Erich Wolf David Perrotta Karen Flynn William Rae Many thanks to all who submitted. Your contributions are greatly appreciated. Special Thanks Michael Fink Hamid Noroozi Tom Pautler Elaine Furlong Iris Yanow Reed Pete Hilary Melody Julianne Michelle Doug Pat Student Listings Abresky, Bonnie M.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 94, 195, 269 6 Clara Drive, Norwalk, CT 06851 203-847-4685 Adams, Nancy M.—BFA Apparel Pg. 99, 156 Box 155, Richmond, VT 05477 802-434-2336 Aitken, Taggart Z—MFA Ceramics 425 De Pasquale Ave., Providence, RI 02903 401-273-5586 Aja, Kenneth P.—BFA Photography Pg. 134 P.O. Box 55, East Barr, VT 05649 802-476-5318 Albanis, Viasis—MFA Printmaking Pg. 55, 84, 238, 272 69 Coliatsox Street, Corinth, Greece Allen, Michael D.—BA Architecture 466 Thames St., Newport, RI 02840 401-849-4696 Allen, Cynthia—MAE 346 Stanwich Road, Greenwich, CT 06830 203-869-9364 Alurralde, Juan A.—BFA Architecture 490 Av Victor Hugo, Paris 75016 France Alvarez, Brenda T.—BFA Architecture 6%2 N. Winooski Ave., Burlington, VT Anderson, Martin R.—BA Architecture Pg. 124 127 Benefit St. 4, Providence, RI 02903 401-272-0308 Anderson, Heidi L—BFA Architecture Pg. 121, 124 51 E. Manning St., Providence, RI 02906 Anderson, Erik C.—BID Industrial Design Pg. 67, 69 171 Prospect St., Providence, RI 02906 401-331-6083 Antoine, Genevieve—BFA Photography 55 Woodcrest Rd.,N. 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Beerman, John T.—BFA Painting 288 Piermont Avenue, South Nyack, NY 10960 284 285 Bell, Holly A——BFA Textiles Pg. 47, 49, 51 150 Lawrence Road, Trumbull, CT 06611 230-268-7123 Belleman, James C.—BFA Illustration Pg. 104 RISD Box 326, 2 College Street, Providence, RI 02903 Benitez, Denise L—BFA Apparel Pg. 97, 101, 239 118K Tudor Lane, Manchester, CT 06040 203-643-8932 Benkowski, Jay C_—BID Industrial Design Pg. 113, 252 7824 Fielding Lane, Greendale, WI 53129 414-421-8142 Bentley, George M.—BFA Industrial Design 610 Lake Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830 203-869-5987 Berg, Anthony |.—BFA Architecture Pg. 123 2412 Karli Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89102 702-878-8231 Bergman, Eric W.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 143, 203 31 Norfield Road, Weston, CT 06883 203-227-1386 Bernstein, Bruce—MFA Photography 91 Summit Rd., Medford, MA 02155 617-395-8736 Bickford, Leila V—BFA Glass Pg. 70 1409 Country Club Road, Middletown, CT 06457 203-346-7895 Birrell, Laura T—BFA Photography Pg. 224 84 Pecksland Road, Greenwich, CT 06830 203-869-4620 Bishop, David A—BFA Sculpture Pg. 61 73 Appleton St., Cranston, RI 02910 401-944-2432 Bisordi, Andrea M.—BFA Apparel Pg. 99, 102, 142, 268 812 Gramatan Ave., Mt. Vernon, NY 1055 2 914-668-3495 Bleecker, James F.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 94 RD Box 1392, Ridge Road, Syosset, NY 11791 516-692-7024 Blumenthal, Tina L_—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 115, 116, 149, 152 2 Meadows Road, Old Westbury, NY 11568 516-626-3318 Boettcher, Andrew W.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 84, 91, 161, 272 Rt. 7 7 Wagon Trail Hts., Columbia, MO 314-449-0730 Booth, Michael C.—BFA Architecture 87 Congdon Street, Providence, RI 02906 Boscarino, Richard D.—BFA Jewelry Metal Pg. 42, 261 114 Haywood Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 201-356-1965 Bottjer, Berkeley—BFA Architecture 185 Meadowbrook Rd., Weston, MA 02193 617-891-6313 Bouchard, Thomas S.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 73 51 Thirlmere Avenue, So. Portland, ME 04106 207-772-2345 Bouyoukas, Nicholas A.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 159 94 Pine Grove Street, Needham, MA 02194 617-444-5817 Bowden, Kirk R.—BA Architecture Pg. 133 240 Transylvania Road, Woodbury, CT 06798 203-263-2747 Breuel, Charles F—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 196 49 West Bayberry Road, Glenmont, NY 12077 517-439-6717 Briggs, Laura M.—BA Architecture Pg. 122, 131 6 Kelley Green, New Canaan, CT 06840 203-966-8970 Brooks, Julie A-—BFA Architecture PO Box 454, Wilmington, MA 01887 Brown, Jonathan P.—BFA Photography 9 Richard Road, Lexington, MA 02173 617-862-0331 Brown, Anne S.—MFA Painting 119 Benefit St., Apt. 1, Providence, RI 02903 401-274-0723 Browne, Christopher T.—BFA Architecture 85 Tracy Dr., Manchester, CT 06040 203-643-8479 Brush, Joan H.—BFA Apparel 119 Benefit St., Providence, RI 02903 401-274-2353 Bryant, Cheryl A.—BA Architecture Pg. 124 51 Old Wheeleer Lane, Avon, CT 06001 203-673-1032 Buckles, N. Charles, Jr—BFA Landscape Architecture Pg. 124, 159 230 Wickenden Street, Providence, RI 02903 401-272-6761 Buckley, Brad—MFA Sculpture Pg. 186 16 Edward Street, Woollahra, Sydney, Australia 02025 Burns, Rae L—BFA Photography 41 Cottage St., Central Falls, RI 02863 401-723-5838 Buttimer, Gwen T.—BFA Interior Architecture 10313 Logan Drive, Potomac, MD 20854 301-299-3149 Campbell, Jean M.—BA Architecture Pg. 114 Rudd Pond Road, Millerton, NY 12546 518-789-3889 _ Mite: 3 1) { a” - dee ch a 287 Campbell, Ellen—BFA Painting Pg. 42 59 Shoreham Drive, Rochester, NY 14618 716-244-6446 Caswell, Heidi—Painting Pg. 41 59 Shoreham Drive, Rochester, NY 14618 716-244-6446 Chang, Henry—BA Architecture Pg. 114, 170 1860 Ala Moana Blvd., 2300, Honolulu, HI 96815 808-947-2730 Chang, Yen-Chun—MAE 46, Sec. 4, Garden Rd. 1, Garden City, Shin-Tien, Taipei, Taiwan 00231 Chase, Mary E—BFA Graphic D esign Pg. 187 50 Snow Drive, Littleton, MA 01460 617-486-4732 Chen, Elmer Y.—BA Architecture 205 Prince Edward Road, Floor B, Kowloon, Hong Kong Chin, Margie Y.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 84, 90, 149, 151, 152, 189 40 Angell St., Apt. 6, Providence, RI 02906 Chinoy, Perin A—BA Architectural Pg. 138 226 Juniper Drive, Schenectady, NY 12306 518-377-0212 Choi, Donald W.—BA Architecture Pg. 118 9C, 7-9 Village Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, China Choi, Anny W.—BA Interior Architecture 12 Semana Crescent, Vancouver BC Canada Chong, Stanford M.—MFA Photography 85 Larch St., Providence, RI 02906 401-521-0151 Chu, Young-Tak—MAE 400 Harriet Circle, St. Paul, MN 55112 Chung, Arlene J—BFA Graphic Design 1108-80th Street, North Bergen, NJ 07047 Claire, Robert A—BA Architecture 207 Beachwood Drive, East Greenwich, RI 02818 401-884-5973 Coffin, Margaret D.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 121 1178 Lowell Road, Schenectady, NY 12308 518-377-2397 Cohen, Shirley L—BFA Interior Architecture 50 Hartman Road, Newton, MA 02159 617-969-4758 Cohen, Neil P.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 142, 182 166 Forest Drive, Jericho, NY 11753 516-938-2449 Cohen, Preston Scott—BFA Architecture Pg. 45 11220 Pinehurst Drive, Austin, TX 78747 512-282-3524 Coker, Peter A—BFA Architecture 471 Stony Lane, N. Kingstown, RI 02852 401-295-0726 Colby, Elisabeth—BFA Architecture Pg. 113 205 E. 78th Street, New York, NY 10010 212-288-9549 Conn, Cathy B.—BFA Interior Architecture 43 Lincoln Street, Brewer, ME 04412 207-989-7212 Connell, Lauren M.—BFA Jewelry Metal Pg. 79, 135, 224 3 Kossuth Place, Wayne, NJ 07470 201-696-2776 Consales, Kevin J—BFA Graphic Design 19 Governors Avenue, Winchester, MA 01890 617-729-4278 Correa, Mary E.—BFA Interior Architecture 70 Flores Avenue, Somerset, MA 02726 617-679-6736 Cowie, John J.—BFA Printmaking Pg. 46, 169 Blinn Hill Road, Dresden, ME 04342 207-737-2974 Crawford, Craig L—BFA Textiles Pg. 125 154 Carlyle Drive, Palm Harbor, FL 33563 813-784-2275 Crawford, Richard H.—BFA Sculpture Pg. 30, 170, 202 685 Emerson St., Denver, CO 80218 303-832-1831 Creedon, Mark David—BFA Architecture Pg. 110, 115, 121, 124 70 Aberdeen Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138 617-354-7723 Cropley, Jo-Ann M.—BA Architecture 43 Courtland Street, Manchester, CT 06040 207-649-0093 Cuddy, Robbin L—BFA Illustration Pg. 103 90 South Angell Street, Providence, RI 02906 Damon, Beth—BFA Architecture Pg. 119 20 Lakewood Terrace, Gardner, MA 01440 617-632-0704 Danko, Sheila—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 117 25744 Ronald, Roseville, Ml 48066 313-773-4746 Darr, Robert D.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 116, 117 3843 20th Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 Daskalakis, Georgia L—BFA Architecture Pg. 162 2608 Selwynne Drive, Broomall, PA 19008 215-356-3784 Davies, John—BID Industrial Design Pg. 112, 115 C O Box 66, Peacedale, RI 02883 401-789-0743 Davis, Ronald M.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 30, 74, 143 570 Lebrun Road, Eggertsville, NY 14226 716-837-3350 De Braud, Alberto E—BFA Photography Vila Mangili 3, Milano 20121 De Marcken, Myriam P.—BA Architecture Pg. 112, 180 26 Laurelwood Road, Holden, MA 01520 617-829-5514 De Mier, Ramon A.—BFA Architecture 1 Taft Street, Apartment 16C, Santurce, PR 00911 809-725-4207 De Senna, Jacqueline A—BFA Apparel Pg. 99 116 Evergreen St. 3D, Providence, RI 02906 401-272-3542 Dear, Caroline E.—BFA Illustration 1418 Broad St., Providence, RI 02905 401-461-5914 Deguchi, Kazuya—BFA Sculpture 2-4-13-202 Oyama-Guchi Shiroi: Cho Inba-Gun Chiba-Ken Delaney, Deirdre R—BFA Textiles Pg. 157 164 Prospect St., Providence, RI 02906 Delaney, Joseph ABFA Architecture Pg. 23, 111, 113, 240, 258 305 Central Street, South Weymouth, MA 02190 617-337-5825 Delantsheere, Charles—MFA Graphic Design Pg. 85 2 Rue De Bellevue, 1050 Brussels, Belgium Delvecchio, Joseph A.—BFA Architecture 12 Buckthorne Avenue, E. Providence, RI 02915 401-434-3465 De Micco, Luke $.—Architecture, Pg. 153 0888 Via Della Mendola 69, Rome, Italy Deputy, Louise M.—BFA Graphic Design RD 2, Box 131, Newton, PA 18940 215-598-3850 Desmond, Katherine A.—BA Architecture Pg. 116, 122 21 Independence Drive, Whippany, NJ 07981 201-887-7541 Devoe, Marianne—BFA Illustration Pg. 168, 189, 190 14 Winthrop Road, Lexington, MA 02173 617-862-4040 Dibble, Matthew P.—Film Pg. 273 7963 Prospect Place, La Jolla, CA 92037 288 289 Di Tirro, Julie—BFA Industrial Design 125 Branford Road, Rochester, NY 14618 716-244-3312 Dinnocenzo, Laura J.—BFA Painting Pg. 171 353 Bedford Avenue, Uniondale, NY 11553 516-483-3004 Diplan, Fatma—BFA Architecture Pg. 44 Ataturk Blvd. 199 16, Kavaklidere Ankara Turkey Dodd, Bravell J—BFA Architecture 43 Knowles St., Providence, RI 02906 401-277-9713 Domiteaux, Mark R.—BA Architecture 3164 Lippanzaner Lane, Walnut Creek, CA 94598 415-939-9329 Dorsey, Michael A.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 158 PO Box 308, Hopewell Jct., NY 12533 914-221-2825 Doughty, Frederic C—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 73, 111, 252 PO Box 157, Valley Forge, PA 19481 215-933-6918 Drazin, Karen—BA Architecture 7209 Hidden Creek Road, Bethesda, MD 20034 301-229-7208 Duff, Jane T—BFA Architecture Pg. 110, 124 Harbor Road, Mattapoisett, MA 02739 617-758-4991 Dull, Joan D—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 112, 116 2306 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington, DE 19806 302-652-0306 Durfee, Marcia T—BFA Illustration Pg. 156 175 Valleyview Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15243 412-561-4204 Dyer, Nancy M.—BFA Jewelry Metal Pg. 79, 224 80 Edson Street, Stow, MA 01775 617-562-6202 Dynia, Stephen M.—BFA Architecture Pg. 115, 124, 251 93 Nash St, New Haven, CT 06511 401-272-8396 Earle, Stephen A—BFA Textiles Pg. 26, 243 259 Benefit St, Providence, RI 02903 Eisenberg, Karen L—BFA Jewelry Metal Pg. 79, 169, 224, 272 RFD 1, Mt. Crescent Road, Randolph, NH 03570 603-466-5168 Eisenberg, Jamie D—BFA Printmaking Pg. 54, 55 34 S. Harding Drive, So. Orange, NJ 07079 201-762-0074 Eisermann, Richard—BFA Industrial Design Luis Carrera 2331, Dept. C 144, Santiago, Chile 303-636-2186 Elmaleh, Jonathan K.—BID Industrial Design Pg. 75 40 Angell St., Providence, RI 02906 401-351-3369 Epstein, Susan T.—BFA Ceramics Pg. 168 25 Ninth Avenue, Warwick, RI 02886 401-739-6903 Evans, Susan—BFA Printmaking Pg. 53 198 Woodside Drive, Hewlett Bay Pk., NY 11557 516-374-1483 Ezzell, Christopher Lee—BFA Architecture Pg. 142, 143 73 Water Street, So. Glastonbury, CT 06073 203-633-1785 Fair, R. Drayton—BA Architecture Pg. 120 1815 Yorktown Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22901 Fanelli, Deborah—Sculpture Pg. 66, 68 2452 Lamberton, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 203-434-7739 Faus, J. Bradley—MAE Pg. 34 Tilton School, Tilton, NH 03276 Felman, Janet R—BID Industrial Design Pg. 112 217 S. Lang Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15208 412-242-4742 Fenton, Melody L—BFA Illustration Pg. 188, 190 1560 Sandburg Terrace, Chicago, IL 60610 312-664-1643 Ferguson, Julie A—BFA Photography 314 Oakland Street, Wellesley, MA 02181 617-237-0890 Ferris, Jeffrey S—BFA Architecture Pg. 113, 124 341 South Main Street, Deep River, CT 06417 203-526-5957 Ferrone, Francesca O.—BFA Painting Pg. 134 Valentines Lane, Old Brookville, NY 11545 516-484-1879 Fetner, Martin R.—BFA Architecture Pg. 110 124 W. 79th Street, Apartment 10C, New York, NY 10024 212-595. Ficalora, Patricia L—BFA Sculpture Pg. 43, 146, 149, 153 11 Jeffery Lane, Chappaqua, NY 10514 914-238-3293 Ficon, Julianne—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 94 861 Aztec Trail, Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417 201-891-3450 Figliola, Linda S$ —BFA Illustration 15 Pine Road, Valhalla, NY 10595 914-948-0632 Fischer, Jeanne—MFA Ceramics 10319 Filmore Place, NE, Minneapolis, MN 55434 612-784-7680 Fisher, Deborah J.—BFA Apparel 9 Laurel Lane, Burlington, MA 01803 617-272-0160 Fisher, Kenneth R.—MFA Furniture Pg. 74 R.R. 2, Poseyville, IN 47633 812-874-2492 Fleischauer, Lisa J.—Glass Pg. 68 12 Edgewater Avenue, Massapequa, NY 11758 516-798-4320 Floistad, Alice M.—BFA Textiles Pg. 186 Juagin Arroyo 5 BIS, Madrid 33 Spain Florance, Mimi J.—BFA Interior Architecture 307 Forest Glen Avenue, Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417 Foote, Jonathan L.—BA Architecture RISD Box 535, 2 College Street, Providence, RI 02903 401-331-7774 Ford, Walton W.—BFA Film Pg. 30, 147 29 Prospect Place, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 914-271-8809 Franco, Mark J.—BFA Architecture Pg. 113 37 Sunset-on-Sea, Bayshore, Pt. Cumana Trinidad Frank, Sue E——BFA Textiles 22387 Westchester Road, Shaker Heights, OH 44122 216-751-9531 Fraser, Alberto |—BID Industrial Design Pg. 153 Calle Dr Toro 4, Guynabo, 00657 Fraser, Alan E—BA Architecture 60 Market St., Amesbury, MA 01913 617-388-1719 Fremont, Mark H.—Architecture Pg. 119, 259 23289 Lyman Blvd., Shaker Heights, OH 44122 216-464-2753 Fried, Lisa A——BFA Photography Pg. 167, 190, 263 71 Berkeley Drive, Tenafly, NJ 07670 201-768-1120 Fried, Edythe R—MAT Photography Pg. 186 1 Congdon Street 5, Providence, RI 02906 401-751-2256 Friedlich, Donald B—BFA Jewelry and Metal Pg. 79, 80, 163, 167 22 Keene Street, Providence, RI 02906 401-331-0119 Gagne, Gerard A—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 92 37 Cady Ave., Warwick, RI 02889 401-739-1548 Gardner, Shawn K.—BFA Illustration Pg. 151 400 Paradise Avenue, Middletown, RI 02840 401-846-9740 —_— Gardner, Thomas O.—BFA Photography 103 Woods End Drive, Hendersonville, NC 28739 Gelman, Gregg D.—BFA Photography 530 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10021 201-753-5410 Genard, Susan—BFA Industrial Design Pg.165, 195 501 Contant Ave., Haworth, NJ 07641 201-385-2894 Gerger, Stuart Grant—BFA Architecture Pg. 122, 254 38 Jewett Street, Providence, RI 02908 401-421-5512 Gibbs, Jonathan M.—BFA Architecture S. Pleasant Street, Amherst, MA 413-253-5031 Gilbert, Victoria A- —BFA Architecture Pg. 29, 118, 124 530 Summer Street, Weymouth, MA 02188 617-337-5111 Glassman, Laura—BFA Sculpture 65 Groton Street, Wellesley, MA 02181 617-235-0761 Glick, Tracey L_—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 239 33 Winter Street, Weston, MA 02193 617-235-6642 Glotzer, Lisa R—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 87, 94 6012 North Lake Drive, Milwaukee, WI! 53217 414-964-8217 Goessling, Elisabeth A. —MAT Pg. 33, 75 281 Benefit Street, Providence, RI 02903 Goldberg, Edward R.—BID Industrial Design Pg. 124 One West Winding Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 914-452-3644 Goldberger, Sally E—BFA Painting Pg. 157 114 East Virginia Avenue, Haven Beach, NJ 08008 609-492-1983 Gonneau, George M.—BA Architecture Pg. 275 11 Briar Road, Rowayton, CT 06854 203-322-1864 Gordon, Clay A.—BFA Photography 14533 Kazan, Irvine, CA 92714 714-559-4947 Goyette, Robin A.—BFA Architecture Pg. 120 63 Forest Park Dr., Nashua, NH 03060 603-882-1613 Grader, Lititia—Textiles Pg. 30 30 Rockwood La., Needham, MA 02192 617-444-1796 Gramigna, Emmanuel—BFA Architecture Pg. 161 71 Halstead Avenue, Harrison, NY 10528 914-835-1305 290 ase + 291 Grant, Judith F—BA Architecture Pg. 253 763 Brighton Ave., Portland, ME 04102 207-772-4510 Green, Nicolynn E—MFA Photography Pg. 136 34 Benefit Street, Apartment 8, Providence, RI 02904 401-273-5313 Gregan, Edmund R., II—BFA Landscape Architecture Pg. 113, 251 34 Edgewood Rd., North Branford, CT 06471 203-488-7815 Hamburger, Marjorie—BFA Painting 1900 Sherwood Rd., Arden, DE 19810 302-475-3912 Hamil, Margaret A——BFA Interior Architecture 91 Carrington Ave., Providence, RI 02906 401-751-9713 Hamlin, Linda K—BA Architecture Pg. 122 156 Cypress St., Brookline, MA 02146 617-277-6542 Hammerberg, Eric D.—BFA Architecture Pg. 258 36 Colonial Dr., McKeesport, PA 15135 412-751-9165 Hammerquist, Lisa R—BFA Apparel Pg. 182 P.O. Welfleet Center, Welfleet, MA Harrington, David H—BFA Architecture Pg. 121 218 Waterman Street, Apartment 101A, Providence, RI 02906 Hartnett, Sarah S—BFA Ceramics Pg. 72, 188 300 N. Quidnessett Road, N. Kingstown, RI 02852 401-884-0077 Harvey, A. Charlotte—BFA Sculpture Pg. 61 212 Lambeth Road, Baltimore, MD 21218 301-243-3290 Haseman, Keith—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 258 157 Brompton Road, Garden City, NY 11530 Hatton, Sonja M.—BFA Printmaking Pg. 53 6607 Goldsboro Road, Fallschurch, VA 22042 703-532-4438 Haught, Candace $ —BFA Graphic Design 541 Mitchell Road, Wilmington, OH 45177 513-382-5105 Hecker, Rachel G—MFA Painting 40 Scott St., Pawtucket, RI 02860 401-722-9395 Hemnes, Jesse M.—BFA Interior Architecture Pg. 110 29 Deepwood Road, Wilton, CT 06897 Herne, Sue E.—BFA Painting Pg. 189 R.D. Roosevelt Road, Hogansburg, NY 13655 518-358-2469 Hess, Barbara H—BFA Architecture Pg. 122 254 Sickletown Road, West Nyack, NY 10994 914-358-1486 Hicks, Judy—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 88, 189 1044 Tomahawk Trail, Scotia, NY 12302 518-399-6279 Hinojosa, Maria C.—BFA Interior Architecture Casilla 752 Sta. Cruz, Boliva, So. America, Hécek, Ali C—BA Architecture Pg. 113 8 Stephens Drive, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 201-867-8844 Hockett, Linda A.—BFA Architecture Pg. 110 135 Transit St., Providence, RI 02906 401-751-2724 Hodosh, Jonathan B.—BFA Architecture 501 Harbor View Blvd., Somerset, MA 02725 617-672-0519 Holland, Donald W.—BFA Architecture Pg. 123 26 Oak Hill Drive, Westerly, RI 02891 401-596-7232 Holley, Susan S—BFA Architecture Pg. 120 2506 Wrightwood Avenue, Durham, NC 27705 919-489-0681 Hong, Hahn, Irene |—MFA Jewelry and Metal 14 Buswell Street, Apartment 209, Boston, MA 02215 Hostetter, Karla L—BFA Apparel Pg. 101 P.O. Box 26 Thomas Ave., North East, MD 21901 301-287-6026 Hubsmith, Diane C.—BFA Interior Architecture Pg. 122 706 Orchard Road, Kinnelon, NJ 07405 201-838-7744 Hugh, Felecia A—BFA Apparel Pg. 100 7701 SW 173rd Street, Miami, FL 33157 305-233-5247 Hurter, Carolyn D.—BFA Apparel Pg. 98 Box 241, Catuamet, MA 02534 617-563-5124 Huth, Ursula S—MFA Glass Pg. 163, 238 Hohestrasse 1B 7958, Laupheim, Germany Intrieri, Patricia E—BA Architecture Pg. 114, 124 27-25 Utopia Pkwy., Bayside, NY 11358 212-352-0595 Isbrandtsen, Gwendolen—BFA Architecture West Waters, Tuckers Town, Bermuda. Jackman, Stephen W.—BFA Architecture 2623 Wells Ave., Raleigh, NC 27608 919-787-1943 Jackson, Steven J—BFA Photography Pg. 146, 237 14 Barnsbury Road, Columbia, SC 29203 803-786-4527 Jackson, Maryanne A.—BFA Graphic Design 20 Metcalf Dr., Cumberland, RI 02864 401-333-6698 Jalon, Ron M.—BFA Architecture Pg. 40 183 Benefit St., Providence, RI 02903 401-831-3997 Jensen, Steve C.—BFA Illustration Pg. 41 45 Hillcrest Street, Ponca City, OK 74601 405-762-7007 Johnson, Steven M.—BID Industrial Design Pg. 123 12 Sandy Brook Road, Burlington, MA 01803 617-272-4957 Johnstone, Glen H.—BA Architecture Pg. 243, 266 55 Dennison Street, Gloucester, MA 01930 617-281-3051 Jones, Vivien L.—BFA Jewelry and Metal Pg. 79, 80, 222, 224 92 Burlington St., Providence, RI 02906 401-274-7632 Jones, Julie—BFA Painting Pg. 145 475 Fairway Road, Ridgewood, NJ 07450 201-445-0483 Jordan, Christine A——BFA Photography Pg. 186 38 2 Pratt Street, Providence, RI 02906 401-751-0072 Jorge, Michael J—BFA Photography Pg. 138 115 Thomas Leighton Blvd., Cumberland, RI 02864 401-333-6043 Kadish, David M.—Painting 51 Dolores Dr., Metuchen, NJ 08840 201-549-8582 Karros, Alec D.—MFA Ceramics 25 Eagle Street, Bldg. No. 8, Providence, RI 02904 Katcher, Marcy D.—Painting Pg. 160, 259 C O Katos Spt., 1370 Broadway, New York, NY 10018 516-487-8545 Keating, Kevin S.—BFA Architecture 493 Pleasant Valley Pkwy., Providence, RI 02908 Keegan, Maura E.—BFA Architecture Point Pleasant Avenue, Webster, MA 01570 617-943-5135 Keevil, David J—BFA Sculpture Pg. 61 Trapelo Road, Lincoln, MA 01773 617-259-8829 Kennedy, Betsy—BFA Architecture Pg. 112 31 Old Lowell Road, Westford, MA 01886 617-692-8924 Kessler, David—MID Industrial Design 16 Alma Street, Providence, RI 02908 Keyes, Michael D.—Painting Pg. 185, 195 45 Wadsworth, P.O. Box 158, Thomaston, ME 04861 207-354-6072 Kiesel, Polly—BFA Painting Pg. 174 4771 Girard Avenue So., Minneapolis, MN 55403 612-374-9418 King, Heather L.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 252 15 Montevideo Road, Avon, CT 06001 Kolman, Carmella M.—BFA Illustration Pg. 190 185 Benefit Street, Apartment 303, Providence, RI 02903 401-273-9007 La Civita, Robert J—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 73 4 McKay Street, So. Attleboro, MA 02703 Laaspere, Lisa A—BFA Illustration P.O. Box 186, Norwich, VT 05055 802-649-1708 Labash, Michael J.—BFA Illustration Pg. 185 130 Edgewood Street, Stratford, CT 06497 203-377-2409 Lacy, Paul M.—BFA Painting 2396 Phillips Rd., Lebanon, OH 45036 513-932-1447 Ladewig, Christopher—MID Industrial Design Pg. 238 107 Medway Street, Apartment 5, Providence, RI 02906 292 a ws Ladewig, Michele A.—MFA Printmaking Pg. 238 107 Medway Street, Apartment 5, Providence, RI 02906 401-274-9815 Laird, Tamara L—BFA Ceramics Pg. 72 318 S. Humphrey, Oak Park, IL 60302 312-383-3239 Lariviere, Mark L—BFA Painting Pg. 135, 274 59 Bowen Street, Providence, RI 02906 401-273-0425 Larocque, Stephen J.—BA Architecture 43 Furey Avenue, Tiverton, RI 02878 401-624-6513 Larsen, Laura K.—BFA Illustration Pg. 29, 172, 173, 175, 176, 279, 280 97 Saint Paul Street, Brookline, MA 02146 617-739-1412 Lavallee, Vincent F—BA Architecture 57 Concord Avenue, Somerville, MA 02143 617-776-4021 Le Boucher, Franck—MID Industrial Design RISD Box 996, 2 College Street, Providence RI 02903 Leaver, Brian G.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 111, 184 26 Deep Six Drive, E. Hampton, NY 11937 516-324-5324 Lee, Jin-Young—BFA Apparel 134 Un Village, Han Nam Dong, Yong San Gu Seoul. Lee, Debra A.—BFA Illustration Pg. 103 254 Vernon Street, Bridgewater, MA 02324 617-697-8513 Lesser, Bonnie J—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 151 4 Ridgefield Road, Peabody, MA 01960 617-531-1950 Lewis, Steven W.—MFA Photography Pg. 183 54 Candace Street, Apartment 1, Providence, RI 02908 401-351-2674 Lewis, Kathryn R.—Painting Pg. 30, 191, 195 P.O. Box 161, Wakefield, RI 02880 401-789-0765 Lewis, Kenneth A.—BFA Architecture Pg. 110, 115, 119 204 Upland Road, Merion, PA 19066 215-667-5853 Ligas, Frances—BFA Apparel 321 Wayland Ave., Providence, RI 02906 Lim, Regina M.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 156 2635 Taft Avenue Ext., Pasay City, Philippi. Lockwood, James P.—BFA Printmaking Pg. 52, 166 50 Bolyston Street, Brookline, MA 02146 Logan, Neil R.—BA Architecture 1631 Bracken Road, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48013 313-626-1308 Lorenzo, Alfredo—BA Landscape Architecture P.O. Box 499, Gaylord, MI 49735 517-732-2663 Lowman, Conrad H.—BFA Photography 16 Creighton St., Providence, RI 02906 401-274-4592 Lubin, Claudia E—BA Architecture Pg. 114, 183 70 Piccadilly Road, Great Neck, NY 11023 516-482-6405 Lucas, Lorenzo J.—BFA Architecture 210 Riverside Dr., Johnson City, NY 13790 607-797-4730 Luderowski, Taya T.—BFA Printmaking Pg. 55, 239 184 Bowen Street, Apartment 2, Providence, RI 02906 Ludtke, Betty C—BA Architecture Pg. 39 321 East Pleasant Street, Amherst, MA 01002 413-549-3725 Luecke, Stephen J.—BFA Illustration Pg. 185 175 Benefit Street, Apartment 301B, Providence, RI 02903 401-351-9561 MacNeil, Linda M.—BFA Apparel 35 Richardson St., Wakefield, MA Maltman, Eric J—BA Architecture Pg. 179 504 Bay Road, Stoughton, MA 02072 617-344-7463 Mangiaratti, Thomas P.—BFA Sculpture Pg. 61, 169, 203 15 Cornish Drive, Westfield, MA 01085 413-568-0383 Manolson, Ilana R.—BFA Printmaking Pg. 53 48 Roxbourgh, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Marcincavage, George A.—BFA Painting Pg. 175 2 Lee St., Providence, RI 02903 Margol, Seth A—BFA Photography Pg. 76, 268 3672 Cathedral Oaks Place, Jacksonville, FL 32217 904-733-3083 Margolf, Hunter K—BFA Industrial Design 2140 Ninth St., Boulder, CO 80302 303-449-9760 Martell, Christine J —BFA Textiles Pg. 49, 51 37 Hemlock Street, East Walpole, MA 02032 617-668-6438 Matsumoto, Darrell Y—MFA Photography 85 Larch St., Providence, RI 02906 401-521-0151 Matthews, Kathleen C._—BA Architecture Box 423, Bay Lane, Bridgehampton, NY 11932 Mazut, Mark S.—BFA Illustration Pg. 104, 203, 241 218 Klaus Anderson Road, Southwick, MA 01077 413-569-3678 Mazzucchelli David J.—Painting Pg. 191, 195 97 Cathedral Ave., Providence, RI 02901 401-274-5261 Mc Donough, Patrick J.—BA Architecture 429 Kimball Avenue, Yonkers, NY 10704 914-237-4620 McAdam, Paul J—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 181, 269 1 Magnolia Court, Everett, MA 02149 617-387-8640 McClanahan, Peter B.—BFA Photography Pg. 133 409 Pine St., Providence, RI 02903 401-273-9055 McEowen, Carol—BFA Architecture Pg. 190, 263 11 Parkway Place, Holmdel, NJ 07733 201-946-8910 McInerney, Anne M.—Painting Pg. 172, 184 E-3 5 Congdon Street, Apartment 6, Providence, RI 02906 McIntyre, Cathleen C.—BA Architecture Pg. 112 300 Front Street, Fairbanks, AK 99701 McKain, Sharon—Graphic Design Pg. 160 26 Hadley Court, Noank, CT 06340 McKelvy, C. L—BFA Landscape Architecture 28503 E. River Road, Perrysburg, OH 43551 419-874-7886 McLaughlin-Green, Carol—BFA Architecture 131 Magazine St., Apt. 4, Cambridge, MA 02139 617-864-9731 McNamara, Julie K—BFA Painting Pg. 54, 60 435-C Woodstream Trail, Fayetteville, NC 28304 919-864-3528 Menaldino, Claudia E—BA Architecture Pg. 114, 118, 124 329 East Shore Road, Great Neck, NY 11024 Menk, Susan W.—BID Industrial Design Pg. 44 315 Timberline Road, Mountainside, NJ 07092 201-232-6588 Meyer, John L.—BFA Interior Architecture 709 N. Yakima Ave., Tacoma, WA 98403 Michaels, Lynn R.—BFA Architecture Pg. 110 98 Nob Hill, Roseland, NJ 07068 201-228-5410 Middendorf, Frances P.—BFA Illustration West Main Rd., Little Compton, RI 02837 401-635-2126 Miller, Lisa D.—BFA Textiles Pg. 49, 51 34 Fenimore Road, New Rochelle, NY 10804 Miller, David L—BFA Architecture Pg. 110, 119 7429 Woodson, Shawnee Mission, KS 66204 Miller, Morissa R.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 190, 263 511 W. 232 Street, Bronx, NY 10463 212-548-9145 Millhon, Marjorie L—MFA Grapihc Design Pg. 85, 86 378 Benefit Street, Apartment 1, Providence, RI 02903 294 295 Milman, Hannah C.—BFA Film Pg. 134, 190 1 Ferncliff, Barrington, RI, 02806 401-245-6056 Minden, Eric O.—BFA Architecture Pg. 112, 240 314 Federal Hgts. Circle, Salt Lake City, UT 84103 801-328-0815 Mladinich, Charles—BFA IIlustration 15 Amy Street, Providence, RI 02906 Mobley, Steven A.—BFA Illustration Pg. 33 105 Atterbury Road, Monroeville, PA 15146 412-372-1177 Molinaro, Louise O.—MFA Ceramics 52 Yantacaw Brook Rd., Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 201-783-4231 Molk, Laurel D—MAE 733 Wildwood Road, W. Hempstead, NY 11552 Mongeon, Linda A.—BFA Interior Architecture 147 Paradis Avenue, Woonsocket, RI 02895 401-767-0731 Monigle, Kurt R.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 83, 87, 135, 168, 271 1900 Larkspur Drive, Golden, CO 80401 303-526-1055 Moore, Eric D.—BFA Architecture Pg. 113, 124, 161 106 Reservoir Street, Shrewsbury, MA 01545 617-842-7501 Murphy, Margaret M.—BFA Architecture 23 South Pine Avenue, Albany, NY 12208 518-489-5081 Murphy, John N.—BFA Graphic Design Pg 84, 92, 93 184 Bowen St., Providence, RI 02903 Murphy, Brian E.—BFA Illustration Pg. 104, 159 25 Lincoln Street, North Haven, CT 06473 203-239-1287 Nachtigall, Leila M——MFA Graphic Design Pg. 86 12644 52nd Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, CA 02906 401-274-8798 Najjar, Eugene J. Photography Pg. 133 3751 Riverdale Avenue, Riverdale, NY 10463 212-543-5842 Nathanson, Josh M.—BFA Painting Cooper Road, Harmony, RI 02829 401-949-0398 Neides, Cynthia S—BFA Illustration Pg. 152, 158, 239 28200 North Woodland, Pepper Pike, OH 44124 216-464-8445 Nelson, Stephen R.—MFA Glass Pg. 68 1262 Depasquale Ave., Providence, RI 02903 Newcomb, Deborah B.—BFA Photography Pg. 148 2222 Strail Avenue, Twin Lake, MI 49457 616-828-6387 Newman, Nancie A.—BFA Textiles Pg. 49, 50, 51, 191 10 Euston Road, Garden City, NY 11530 516-747-2858 Ng. Paul Chun-Keung—BA Architecture Pg. 110 30 Osborne Road, Brookline, MA 02146 617-731-4478 Nichols, Jennifer—BFA Illustration 110 Linden Lane, San Rafael, CA 94901 415-457-2999 Nickerson, Jeffrey V—MFA Graphic Design Pg. 246 20 Coolidge Street, Brookline, MA 02146 North, David A—BFA Painting Pg. 258 23 Spring Valley Road, Woodbridge, CT 06525 203-393-1344 Northrop, Susan E.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 188 6 Deerfield Drive, Barrington, RI 02806 401-246-1336 Ocallaghan, Claire C—BFA Textiles Pg. 50 48 Middle Street, Hingham, MA 02043 617-749-4972 Ohayre, Mary C.—BFA Illustration Pg. 103 801 E. Waltann Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85022 602-993-4795 Olson, Robert F.—BFA Photography 175 Benefit Street, Apartment 202 B, Providence, RI 02903 Olstad, Patricia H—lllustration Pg. 262 Main Rd., Box 386, Southold, NY 11971 516-765-2591 Orr, Elizabeth A—BFA Painting Pg. 181, 193, 273 35 East 38th Street, New York, NY 10016 Ostwald, Joseph H., Jr.—BA Architecture Pg. 183 1814 Eighth Avenue, Watervliet, NY 12189 518-271-8824 Ozark, Gracia A—BFA Interior Architecture Pg. 133 67 Central Boulevard, Cheektowaga, NY 14225 716-895-3141 Pacosa, Elizabeth A——MAT Pg. 33 400 Main St., P.O. Box 906, Wilbraham, MA 01095 413-596-9770 Panvini, Robert S—BFA Architecture Pg. 113 2012 Otter Valley Lane, Nashville, TN 37215 615-383-2906 Papageorgiou, Alexandra A.—Architecture Pg. 118, 124 6 Jameson Road, Newton, MA 02158 617-332-9842 297 Paradis, Elise A—BFA Textiles 89 Abbot Street, Andover, MA 01810 617-475-4231 Parikh, Anuradha J—BA Architecture Pg. 257 68 Brighton, 1 Nepeansea Road, Bombay 400006 India Parish, John W.—MFA Photography 1561 Sandy Lane, Sharpsville, PA 16150 412-962-4378 Parsons, Mimi—MFA Graphic Design Box 251, Etna, NH 03750 603-643-5822 Patterson, Joan M.—BFA Architecture 27 7th Street, Providence, R! 02906 Peaslee, S. C—Industrial Design Pg. 76 74 Bay Road, Barrington, RI 02806 401-247-1124 Pellerin, Susan D.—MAT Pg. 33 RFD 1, Box 376-A, North Scituate, RI 02857 Perrotta, David—BFA Photography Pg. 140 183 Benefit Street, Apartment C208, Providence, RI 02903 Pettinato, Susan L—BFA Jewelry and Metal Pom m204 1704 Cleveland Avenue, Wyomissing, PA 19610 215-372-0365 Phillips, Jennifer C—BFA Graphic Design 17 Glen Alpine Road, Phoenix, MD 21131 301-592-7778 Pisila, Harry M.—BA Architecture Pg. 75, 114 RFD 2, Cherry Hill Road, Pomfret Centre, CT 06259 203-974-1247 Plante, Wesley D.—BFA Landscape Architecture Pg. 118 5 Ferncrest Drive, Riverside RI 02915 401-433-0694 Ponce, Antonio J.—BFA Architecture URB S. Antonio C 6 QTA MAR, Merida Edo, Merida, Venezuela Popeo, Joan R.—BFA Illustration Pg. 136, 169, 182 17 Millbrook Avenue, Walpole, MA 02081 617-668-6881 Porcher, G. Legaré—BA Architecture Pg. 122 14R John Street, Providence, RI 02906 401-421-2196 Previty, Susan J—BFA Industrial Design 32 Holiday Ave., Warwick, RI 02888 401-463-9205 Prichett, Pamela W.—BFA Glass 16 Alma Street, Providence, RI 02908 401-521-0440 Pruyn, Kenneth T.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 258 317 Springs Road, Bedford, MA 01730 617-275-0183 Pydych, Madeleine D.—BFA Illustration Pg. 21, 30, 150, 152, 195 1010 Waverly Road, Gladwyne, PA 19035 215-527-3394 Quint, Kimberly A—BFA Graphic Design 1964 Red Coach Road, Allison Park, PA 15101 412-366-2658 Rae, William F.—BFA Photography Pg. 76, 156 P.O. Box 254, Herndon, VA 22070 703-860-5322 Ragle, Timothy H.—MFA Furniture RFD 3, Melendy Farm, Guilford, VT 05301 802-254-8552 Rankin, Lorna W.—BFA Apparel Pg. 99 221 Possum Hollow Road, Wallingford, PA 19086 215-566-2681 Reardon, J. T.—BFA Architecture 53 Twelfth Street, Providence, RI 02906 Reath, Tracy E—MFA Sculpture 653 Chalkstone Avenue, Providence, RI 02908 Reichlin, Ann E.—BFA Ceramics Pg. 72, 168 420 Concord Road, Weston, MA 02193 617-894-8195 Renehan, Christina H—BFA Architecture 144 Westwax Rd., Southport, CT 06490 203-255-1115 Rey Rosa, Maria Marta—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 85 14 Ave., 1-45 Zona 14, Guatemala City, Guatemala Ribaud, Marc A.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 30 RR 2, Box 315, S. Salem, NY 10590 914-763-5638 Richard, Paul N—BFA Industrial Design 15 Erksson St., Worcester, MA 01606 203-264-2039 Ridless, Randy A—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 42, 238 2529 Army Place, Bellmore, NY 11710 516-221-3015 Riechers, Ann M.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 138 Box 7, Mass City, MI 49948 906-883-3450 Rieser, Abigail W.—BFA Textiles Elm Street, Norwich, VT 05055 802-649-1731 Riss, David N.—BFA Illustration Pg. 157 101 Sterling Road, Harrison, NY 10528 914-967-1470 ' ) . | Rittenhouse, James G.—BFA Apparel Pg. 96, 99, 102 11 Barbara Rd., Canton, MA 02021 617-828-7419 Robbins, Stephen C.—BFA Photography 1102 Depasquale Avenue, Providence, RI 02903 Robbins, David G.—BFA Painting Pg. 198 Main Street, Hampstead, NH 03841 603-329-5761 Robinson, Thomas—MAT Pg. 33 3 Leonard Road, Waterford, CT 06385 203-444-0579 Rocheleau, Michelle A.—BFA Apparel Pg. 102, 218, 241, 269 Dyer Road, Lewiston, ME 04240 207-784-5910 Rodi, Barbara—BIT Interior Architecture 1 Intervale Road, Providence, R! 02906 401-274-3838 Rogers, William D.—BFA—Architecture Pg. 118 1112 Park Ave, New York, NY 10028 212-427-8345 Rogovin, Bruce D.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 84, 88, 90, 278 20 Fairfax Street, W. Newton, MA 02165 617-332-9643 Rohnstock, James D.—BFA Architecture 19 Forest St., Medfield, MA 02052 617-359-2003 Rose, Laura L—BA Architecture ' 43 Congdon Street, Providence, RI 02906 401-274-4239 Roselli, Grace M.—BFA Painting Pg. 272 60 Lexington Avenue, Emerson, NJ 07630 201-265-7307 Rosenoff, Valerie R—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 83, 87, 189 40 Parkwold Drive, West, Valley Stream, NY 11580 516-825-4021 Rossi, Jeffrey—Glass Pg. 68 223 Wickenden St., Providence, RI 02903 Rufo, Carolyn J—BA Architecture Pg. 44 72 Forest Street Waltham, MA 02154 617-899-2956 Rusin, Annette M.—BFA Architecture Pg. 39 65 Burnett Street, Auburn, MA 01501 617-757-2285 Russak, Lisa ABFA Apparel Pg. 98, 99 38-26 Wilson St., Fairlawn, NJ 07410 201-797-3503 Russell, Miranda E.—BFA Printmaking Pg. 52, 54, 135, 276 1039 Wheatland Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603 717-397-7072 Ryan, Pegeen M.—BFA Printmaking Pg. 54, 186 310 Myers Corners Road, Wapp Falls, NY 12590 914-297-7405 Salander, Mark T.—BFA Industrial Design 380 Orms St., Providence, RI 02908 401-521-1132 Santaniello, Robert A—BA Architecture 107 Columbia Ave, Pawtucket, RI 02860 401-726-1653 Santarsiero, Paul S—BID Industrial Design Pg. 195 56 Hillside Drive, Wolcott, CT 06716 203-879-2852 Savlowitz, Susan L—BFA Apparel PO Box 117, Mahopac, NY 10541 914-628-9665 Saxenian, Jennifer—BFA Interior Architecture 25 Oxbow Road, Concord, MA 01742 617-369-9292 Schaefer, Hans C_—BID Industrial Design Pg. 160 20 Blackburn Road, Attleboro, MA 02703 617-222-0718 Schancupp, Hilary J. —Illustration Pg. 29 10 Lindencrest Drive, Danbury, CT 06810 203-743-4111 Schietinger, George E—MFA Photography 2 Lincoln Terrace, Moorestown, NJ 08056 605-235-1107 Schlatter, Heidi A—Jewelry and Metal Pg. 140, 223 196 Crescent Avenue, Wyckoff, NJ 07481 201-891-2623 Schlubach, Eric A-—BFA Photography 1495 Hickory Blvd., Bonita Beach, FL 33923 813-992-6887 Schlup, Rolf G—BFA Architecture Dalmaziquai 103, 3005 Bern, Switzerland Schneider, William A.—BFA Photography 211 Sunset Road, Oyster Bay, NY 11771 516-922-4816 Schneider, Dana L—BFA Sculpture Pg. 61, 131, 223, 273 2805 Demington Street NW, Canton, OH 44718 216-456-3529 Scholan, Moira K.—BFA Illustration 25 Athens Drive, Essex Jct, VT 05452 802-878-4526 Schultz, Susan A.—BFA Textiles Pg. 157 40 Drake Road, Scarsdale, NY 10583 914-472-4480 Sciulli, Michael C-—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 110 3629 Reiland Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15227 412-884-8411 298 299 Scott, Pamela S—BFA Textiles Pg. 49, 51 145 Oaklawn Avenue, Cranston, RI 02920 401-942-2878 Scott, Peter V.—BFA Printmaking Pg. 54, 56, 146, 278 2 William J Heights, Framingham, MA 01701 617-879-2462 Scott, Francesca A—BFA Photography Pg. 187 C O Patton, 6600 Luzon Ave. NW 114, Washington, DC 20012 Scull, Lisa—BFA—Textiles Pg. 47 54 Halsey St., Providence, RI 02906 401-351-8127 Segal, John Mi—MAE 2211 Yardley Road, Yardley, PA 19067 215-493-2397 Seylar, Carole A—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 158, 268 256 Greenway South, Forest Hills, NY 11375 212-261 -7221 Shackman, Anne—BFA Graphic Design Box 167, RFD 1, Kent, CT 06757 203-927-4067 Shahgholi, Leila |—BA Architecture Ave Meykadeh, Diba St. 25, Tehran Shamlian, David W.—Industrial Design Pg. 117 352 Farwood Road, Haddonfield, NJ 08033 609-429-0649 Sharp, Jo-Ann—BFA Painting 234 Pritchard Avenue, Corning, NY 14830 607-962-2118 Sharp, Donald M.—BFA Landscape Architecture Pg. 118 55 Wileman Ave., Walden, NY 12586 Shea, Rawn A.—BFA Architecture Pg. 25, 123 11 Stag Drive, Billerica, MA 01821 617-663-8206 Sheehan, Catherine E—BFA Architecture Pg. 120, 124 146 Taylor Street, Granby, MA 01033 413-467-7228 Shick, Raymond—BFA Architecture Pg. 115, 124 4222 E. 10th St., Bloomington, IN 47401 812-332-4294 Shields, Margaret R—BFA Apparel Pg. 97 15 Overlook Drive, Golf, IL 60029 312-724-5082 Shiozawa, Hajime—MID Industrial Design 17-26-803 Higashiashiya, Ashiya, Japan Sieniewicz, Thomas Mark—BFA Architecture Pg. 115, 124 37 Glenview Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Can. 416-486-7306 Sills, Vaughn J—MFA Photography 42 Prentiss St., Cambridge, MA 02140 617-492-1238 Silvia, Suzanne J—BFA Apparel Pg. 96, 98, 99, 204, 238 600 Middlesex Road, Darien, CT 06820 203-655-9473 Sisolak, David P-—MFA Painting 403 West Center Street, Wind Gap, PA 18091 215-863-6420 Sladoff, Scott R—BFA Painting Pg. 120 14 Trenton Street, Providence, RI 02906 Small, Elizabeth M.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 93 94 Forest Drive, Jericho, NY 11753 516-681-7331 Smart, Margaret M.—Architecture Pg. 115 10607 Snead Drive, Sun City, AZ 85014 Smith, Lucy A—BFA Photography Pg. 187 1917 Windsor Road, Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-1893 Smith, Marilyn A.—BFA Painting Pg. 40 3718 Thornapple Street, Chevy Chase, MD 20015 301-657-8971 Smith, Jerole |—BFA Painting 245 Pelican Dr., Groton, CT 06340 203-446-9941 Smith, James D.—BFA Architecture 124 Prince Avenue, Marstons Mills, MA 02648 617-255-5995 Smith, Angel B.—BFA Textiles Pg. 49, 51 23 Pratt Street, Providence, RI 02906 Sohn, Hye J.—BFA Illustration 174-3 Pung Chang Chung Ro, Seoul, Korea. Soohoo, Norman P.—BA Architecture Pg. 75, 112, 114 541 Chalkstone Ave., Providence, RI 02908 401-521-2979 Soule, Frederick A.—BA Architecture Pg. 115 29 Frost Avenue, Brockton, MA 02401 617-587-9605 Sousa, Lori A—BFA Photographic 26 Farmstead Drive, S. Wubdsir, CT 06074 203-644-2245 Stack, Dianne M.—BA Architecture 65 Douglas Avenue, Providence RI 02908 401-273-5970 Stauffer, Rachael—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 115, 258 3814 Jocelyn Street, NW, Washington, DC 20015 202-363-0960 Steinberg, Amy J.—BFA Textiles Pg. 49, 51, 169, 218 3299 Milburn Avenue, Baldwin, NY 11510 516-223-2717 Stephen, David—BA Architecture Pg. 148 491 Upland Road, Newtonville, MA 02160 617-527-5839 Stewart, Bruce R—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 30, 170, 238 RISD Box 501, 2 College Street, Providence, RI 02903 Stomski, Sharon A.—BFA Illustration Pg. 30, 150 16 Arnold St., Providence, RI 02906 Stone, Lawre—BFA Painting Pg. 275 10 Cornwall Drive, Westfield, NJ 07090 201-232-7531 Stone, Jamie M.—BA Architecture Pg. 120, 124 6 Farmview Road, Port Washington, NY 11050 516-627-7040 Stufano, Elisa—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 92 14 Barnaby St., N. Providence, RI 02904 401-353-2774 Stuhl, Michelle H—MFA Sculpture 31 Sheldon St., Providence, RI 02906 Sudak, Stephen M.—BA Architecture Pg. 142 45 Halcyon Terrace, New Rochelle, NY 10801 914-636-1084 Sullivan, Mary R—MFA Sculpture RISD Box 803, 2 College Street, Providence, RI 02903 Swartzbaugh, Marc C—BFA Painting Pg. 46 2685 Wicklow Road, Shaker Hgts., OH 44120 216-321-2383 Sweeney, John L.—BIT Interior Architecture 38 Langdon Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 Sweet, Robert A—BFA Jewelry and Metal Pg. 79, 222, 224 1 Jackson Walkway, Apt. 712, Providence, RI 02903 401-274-7269 Swenk, Brenda L.—BFA Textile Pg. 49 108 Prospect Street, Port Jefferson, NY 11777 516-473-3253 Swinton, Alice G—BFA Graphic Design 4900 Battery Lane, Apartment 212, Bethesda, MD 20014 301-654-0625 Sykes, Peter B—BFA Illustration 32 Robinson Street, Wakefield, RI 02879 401-783-3879 Taboas, Carlos F.—BA Architecture Pg. 133, 161, 167, 249 Beach Towers 503 Isla Verde, Puerto Rico, 801-726-7716 300 301 RISD talks break off But both sides still hope for a short strike By PHIL KUKIELSKI AND PETER GOSSELIN Journal-Bulletin Staff Writer PROVIDENCE — Picketing by striking teach- ers at the Rhode Island School of Design continued for the third day today after negotia- tions broke off yesterday with no new talks set Spokesmen said the two sides were farther apart on contract issues than when faculty members voted Sunday to go on strike at the 104-year-old art school But the spokesmen also said that negotiators hoped to resume talks soon, and neither side backed away from predictions that the walkout would be a short one. Spokesmen for both sides said they hoped to resume bargaining for full- time faculty members tomorrow or Friday The strike has disrupted classes for 1,600 Students Students were to meet at the RISD auditorium at 10 this morning to review the events of the past two days and to decide what to do next Student leaders had been urging students to maintain a neutral stance in the dispute. Howev- er, a group of about eight students joined the faculty picket lines yesterday RISD and union officials were scheduled to meet in Boston this morning for a hearing before the National Labor Relations Board. The board issued a complaint against RISD for withholding faculty members’ pay last summer Key issues in the faculty strike are what control the school administration should have over outside professional work by the faculty and what procedures should be followed in reappointing or dismissing faculty Union and RISD officials gave different ac- counts of yesterday's five-hour bargaining ses- sion at the state Department of Labor at 220 Elmwood Ave. Union officials said the administration reject- ed two union contract proposals during the day, refused to submit one of its own and then walked out from the bargaining session without arranging for more talks. “We asked them to stay, but they left,”” said Robert F. Joy, business agent for the National Education Association Rhode Island (NEA RI), the faculty union's parent group A RISD official denied that the school's negotiators walked out of the negotiations, and said the session was called off by state and federal mediators. Joan T. Slafsky, head of RISD's news bureau, said that the administration made a “‘comprehen- sive and complete offer to fully resolve all of the issues of the contrac t,” but that union negotia- tors rejected parts of it. Talcott, Jane A—BFA Textiles Pg. 49, 166 Old Mountain Road, Farmington, CT 06032 203-677-9078 Tashakori, Niloofar—BA Architecture Pg. 113 87 Niestan Seven, Tehran, Iran Taylor, Bridget S—BFA Illustration Pg. 29, 273 184 Bowen Street, Providence, RI 02903 401-273-4386 Temple, Wilbur F—MAT Pg. 33 68 Hatchville Road, Hatchville, MA 02536 617-540-1746 Testa, Alicia B—BA Architecture Pg. 40 44 Friend St., Wakefield, MA 01880 617-246-0011 Tetreault, Marc S.—BFA Illustration Pg. 104 48 Conard Drive, West Hartford, CT 06107 230-521-1855 Thaler, Deborah L—MAE 42 Pond Street, Sharon, MA 02067 Thirakomen, Tulaya—BID Industrial Design Pg. 123, 257 10 1 Soi Sun Wichai 12, New Petchburi Road, Bangkok 10, Thailand Thomas, James A.—BFA Architecture Pg. 122, 124 114 Steep Hollow Lane, Manchester, CT 06040 203-646-3085 Thompson, Stanley O.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 184 Van Wyck Lane, Claverack, NY 12513 518-851-6891 Thurber, T. B—BA Architecture Pg. 114, 124, 251 RISD Box 1383, 2 College Street, Providence, RI 02903 Toman, Mary A.—BFA Painting 225 N. Elmwood, Oak Park, IL 60302 312-848-6857 Tombello, Alan J.—BFA Painting Pg. 174 53 Appleton St., Cranston, RI 02910 401-942-0799 Tomlinson, Susan M.—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 47 421 Redman Avenue, Haddonfield, NJ 08033 609-428-1482 Treml, Irene—MFA Graphic Design Pg. 85, 86 603 Long Leaf Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 919-929-5111 Trengove, John C.—BFA Industrial Design Pg. 111, 252 2426 Sahalee Dr. West, Redmond, WA 98052 True, Mark—BA Architecture Pg. 110, 117, 121 94 Oceanside Drive, Scituate, MA 02066 617-545-6125 Truneanu, Ileana C.—MFA Graphic Design Pg. 85, 240 73 Manning Street, Providence, RI 02906 401-273-5647 Tunnell, Kathleen A—BFA Textiles 65 John St., Providence, RI 02906 401-274-5314 Turel, Yaron S.—BFA Architecture Pg. 110, 115, 124 36 Arnold St., Providence, RI 02906 401-274-3076 Turel, Shirley—BFA Architecture Pg. 110, 115, 124 36 Arnold St., Providence, RI 02906 401-274-3076 Turpin, Joan E—BFA Apparel Pg. 141, 264 895 W. Outer Drive, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 615-483-8803 Tuton, Ellen L—BFA—Graphic Design Pg. 91, 165, 239 1 Federal Street, Boston, MA 02181 Van Erp, Peter G—BFA Architecture Pg. 46 7117 Berkshire, Kirtland, OH 44094 Vanderwolk, Hope P.—BFA Textiles Pg. 188 391 Seaview Avenue, Wianno, MA 02655 617-428-9375 Volpacchio, John J—BFA Ceramics Pg. 190 31 Independence Street, White Plains, NY 10606 914-949-3034 Voytek, Lawrence S.—BFA Sculpture Pg. 61, 136 34 Fayerweather Terrace, Bridgeport, CT 06605 203-367-7889 Wahlrab, Susan E-—MFA Printmaking PO Box 186, Dighton, MA 02715 617-669-5361 Walsh, John C.—BA Architecture Pg. 117, 121 413 Pleasant St., Framingham, MA 01201 617-879-3555 Walter, Basil E—BFA Painting 38 Pratt St., Providence, RI 02906 401-351-0073 Wamalwa, Doreen N.—BFA Textiles PO Box 46237, Nairobi, Kenya Warner, Cindy A.—BFA Painting Pg. 271 10110 N. Magna Carta, Baton Rouge, LA 70815 504-926-7059 Watkins, Rene M.—Graphic Design Pg. 96 497 Dailey Drive, Franklin, MA 02038 617-528-5226 Wax, Jackie L—Glass Pg. 67, 69 176 Williams St., Providence, RI 02906 Weise, Linda J—MAT Pg. 33 42 Greenwood Road, Dover, MA 02030 617-785-1381 Weiss, Ronald—BFA Architecture Pg. 110, 124 56 Martin Rd., Livingston, NJ 07039 201-992-7720 Wellington, John G.—lllustration Pg. 44 211 E. 70th Street 19A, New York, NY 10021 212-988-4234 Wells, Lisa B.—BFA Textiles Pg. 48, 135 41 Imrie Street, Randolph, MA 02368 617-986-5622 West, Diane—Sculpture Pg. 71 2 Cross St., Easton, MA 02903 617-238-6724 Westhues, Anita K.—BFA Photography RFD 3, Box 31, N. Scituate, RI 02857 Whang, Ae-Kyung—MFA Graphic Design 7505 Democracy Boulevard, Bethesda, MD 20817 301-469-8021 Wheelock, Cynthia A—BFA Architecture 42 Mount Vernon Street, Newport, RI 02840 401-847-9073 ( Are ; | Wheelock, Philip S—BA Architecture Pg. 115, 124 | 175 Benefit Street, Apartment B302, Providence, RI 02903 401-272-7522 White, Glee A.—BFA Photography Pg. 188 4740 South Lafayette, Englewood, CO 80110 303-781-7039 White, Lilsa—BIT Interior Architecture Pg. 258 American Consulate General, Broadway Indus. Bldg. Foreshore, Capetown White, Diane E.—BFA Apparel Pg. 100, 269 32 Hearle Drive, Pequannock, NJ 07440 201-694-3869 White, Melissa—Industrial Design Pg. 116 1825 N. Lincoln, Chicago, IL 60614 Whittier, Karen L—BFA Apparel Pg. 98, 274 693 Central Tpke., Sutton, MA 01527 617-865-5074 Wilkins, Janet—BFA Illustration Pg. 41 Piazza Cenci 56, Roma, Italy Wi lkinson, Jeffrey A.—BA Architecture Pg. 245 17194 Plainview Street, Detroit, MI 48219 313-531-6826 Williamson, Rebecca B.—BFA Painting Pg. 180 121 Indian Lane, Annapolis, MD 21403 301-263-2050 Wilson, Diane L.—BFA Illustration PO Box 82, Purcellville, VA 22132 Winchell, Bruce R.—BA Architecture Oxbow Road, Lincoln, MA 01773, 617-259-8120 Witbeck, David—BFA Photography Pg. 144 331 Morris Avenue, Providence, RI 02906 Wolf, Eric A.—BFA Photography Pg. 38, 181, 189 220 East 54th St., New York, NY 10022 212-826-0583 Yamaguchi, Mitsuko—BFA Graphic Design Pg. 29, 83, 87, 89, 91 68 Oakwood Avenue, Kearny, NJ 07032 201-998-8709 Yee, Genieveve—BFA Architecture Pg. 269 11 Willet Street, Quincy, MA 02170 Young, Sara C_—BFA Painting Pg. 161 25 N. Sound Beach Avenue, Riverside, CT 06878 203-637-1273 Zammarchi, Julie A—BFA Illustration Pg. 88, 172, 173, 175, 176, 240, 280 8 Holmes Terrace, Plymouth, MA 02360 617-746-3061 Zigman, Linda H.—BFA Painting Pg. 29, 238 71 Walden Street, Newtonville, MA 02160 617-332-9184 302 303 Culinary Arts Baccari, Michael L—Pg. 211 54 Wenscott Lane, N. Providence, RI Beneditto, Colafrancesco—Pg. 211 1139 Hartford Ave., Johnston, RI Cadieux, Donna M. 33 Newport St., Woonsocket, RI Carello, Michael A—Pg. 211 1560 Douglas Pike, N. Providence, RI Chaplin, Holly—Pg. 215, 216 1178 Elmwood Ave., Providence, RI Corveno, Michael A.—Pg. 216 108 Beachmont Ave., Cranston, RI Costanzo, Andrew J.—Pg. 211, 216 101 Leigh St., Warwick, RI Costanzo, James R.—Pg. 211, 516 101 Leigh St., Warwick, RI DaPonte, Kathleen—Pg. 211 23 Baker St., Bristol, RI Dessert, Donald M.—Pg. 211 715 Broadway, Pawtucket, RI Dirocco, Richard A.—Pg. 211 17 Osgood Ave., Johnston, RI Dockry, Deborah M.—Pg. 211 10 143 Cottage St., Pawtucket, RI Fandetti, Peter J—Pg. 211 32 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Providence, RI Ford, Ronald W.—Pg. 211 128 Blackstone St., Woonsocket, RI Fournier, Janet L—Pg. 213 72 Gough Ave., Apt. 25, W. Warwick, RI Hornstein, Mark $.—Pg. 214, 216 46 Thornley St., Pawtucket, RI Hordern, David M.—Pg. 211 71 South Bend St., Pawtucket, RI The problem of distrust at RISD As a student at the Rhode Is- land School of Design, | feel it is necessary to comment on the strike. The specific points of the con- flict between faculty and adminis- tration are important, but an overview of the situation is vital. The points of dispute all have roots in a problem of distrust and disrespect toward the faculty on the part of the present administra- tion. The smaller, more specific com- plaints can be argued. What is impossible to argue is that the relationship between teacher and student is the heart of the educa- tional process, the basis of the institution. RISD should be a school, not a financial investment. The teachers, in a sense, are the lacampo, Anne M. school, the function of a good administration is to keep the col- lege operating smoothly. From my perspective, it is in the adminis- tration’s, in the college's best in- terest to listen to its faculty. The strike is going to leave behind it a different school, for better or for worse. The majority of students want, | believe, only to return to school as normal, to maintain the status quo. It is not that simple. The good things about RISD are not going to survive without a change in the administration's attitude. In a cli- mate of fear and distrust, the school will not continue to be a creative, nourishing atmosphere for young artists. Polly Becker Providence 99 Old Homestead Rd., Warwick, RI Keenan, John C. 43 Auburn St., Pawtucket, RI Koussa, Michael L. 27 Spring St., Pawtucket, RI Payette, Christopher A. 64 Hunter Ave., Johnston, RI Remmy, Kevin R.—Pg. 213, 215, 216 24 R. Goldsmith, E. Providence, RI Rosenfield, Susan A.—Pg. 211 280A Ferris Ave., Apt. 102, E. Providence, RI Solvang, Mark D.—Pg. 214 3 Cheshire Dr., Barrington, RI Souza, Louanne—Pg. 211 875 Hope St., Bristol, RI Spater, Edward H.—Pg. 211, 214 134 Merry Mount Dr., Warwick, RI Warrender, Frederick P.—Pg. 211 58 Bay Rd., Barrington, RI Faculty Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Dr. Mr. Lester W. Abrams—lllustration F. Douglas Adams—Architecture Yvonne Andersen—Film Video Zane J. Anderson—Architecture Dirk P. Bach—Liberal Arts Philip H. Bailey—Liberal Arts Jan Baker—Graphic Design James Barnes—Architecture Dian L. Bauer—Architecture Albert P. Beaver—Photography Joh n W. Behringer—Architecture Roland J. Belhumeur—V-P Academic Affairs Michael Q. Beresford—Sculpture Joan Berg—Architecture Christina M. Bertoni—Freshman Foundation Nikhil Bhattacharya—Liberal Arts Alex N. Bodea—Apparel Design Michel Boloyan—Apparel Design Linda S. Bowab—Apparel Design John G. Bozarth—Sculpture Derek Bradford—Architecture Sara M. Bradford—Architecture David W. Brisson—Pg. 25 Freshman Foundation Todd A. Bryan—Architecture Ms. Nancy L. Edington—lllustration Mr. J. Michael Everett—Architecture Mr. Henry Ferreira—Printmaking Ms. Maria G. Ficalora—Apparel Design Mr. Charles B. Fink—Architecture Mr. Michael Fink—Pg. 35 Liberal Arts Ms. Christina K. Fong—Textile Design Dr. James Fowle—Liberal Arts Mr. Gilbert Franklin—Fine Arts Mr. David J. Frazer—Painting Mr. Tage P. Frid—Architecture Ms. Cheryl S. Friend—Architecture Mr. Terry A. Gentille—Textile Design Mr. Russell C. Germond—Painting Mr. Barry Gerson—Film Video Mr. Panos Ghikas—lllustration Mr. Gerald W. Glaser—Liberal Arts Part-time teachers, RISD unsuccessful in contract talks Charles T. Burleson—lllustration Charles H. Burnette—Architecture Steven Caney—Architecture Won Kun Chung—Graphic Design Susan Clark—Liberal Arts Marie E. Clarke—Apparel Design William C. Correll—Photography Suzan L. Courtney—Painting Wellington W. Cummer. III—Liberal Arts Lee DeJasu—lllustration Bonnie J. Donahue—Photography Ralph O. Drury—lllustration John J. Dunnigan—Architecture Evelyn F. Dvorak—Liberal Arts Charles M. Dwyer—Drawing Edward B. Dwyer—Liberal Arts Alfred V. DeCredico—Freshman Foundation By PETER G. GOSSELIN Journal-Bulletin Staff Writer PROVIDENCE — Negotiators for the Rhode Island School of Design and the union that represents its 35 part-time faculty members negoti- ated unsuccessfully for three hours yesterday, the third day of the strike at the 104-year-old art school. Meanwhile, the two sides took their dispute to students and the public. RISD vice president John A. Stevens issued a 2 4-page letter to students, describing the school’s contract offer to the union. A union official immediately labeled the let- ter a “misrepresentation” and “pro- paganda.” Negotiators for the administra- tion and the school's 80. full-time faculty members are scheduled to resume talks at 9:30 a.m. today after they broke off without report- ing progress Tuesday. Neither side would predict chances for a quick settlement. Part-time and full-time faculty members are represented by (he same union, National Educa- tion Association Rhode Island, in separate bargaining units. The strike is the. first in the college's history. IN HIS letter to the RISD student board, Stevens said the school is prepared to offer full-time faculty members 10 percent annual wage increases over three years, plus a $48,000 lump sum to be divided among the faculty by a joint com- mittee of the faculty and adminis- tration. Robert F. Joy, business agent for the faculty union, said that RISD tries to attract faculty members who practice the skills they teach. For example, it seeks practicing architects to teach architecture and working artists to teach art. But he said the school also wants to con- trol the faculty's outside work. Joy rejected Stevens’ assertion that the RISD administration turned down only one request for approval of outside work during the last contract. He said he knows about three cases in which requests were rejected in the last year. 304 305 Ms Mr Mr Dr. Mr Ms. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. CATION « Faculty Members Strike at R.I. School of Design Faculty members at the Rhode Island School of Design went on strike last week after eight months of negotiations failed to produce a new contract. Ken Hunnibell, president of the college's faculty association, said a settlement was bei ng held up by “eight or nine items ’ that the ad- ministration offered as a ‘‘pack- age’ and would not negotiate sep- aralely. Included is a clause requiring faculty members to seek adminis- trative approval before engaging in outside professional activity, he said. Both sides are ‘fairly close on the issue of salaries, he said. Students have been marching in the picket line along with the school's 80 full-time and 35 part- time faculty members. The faculty association is affiliated with the National Education Association. . Yuriko S. Glaser—Liberal Arts . John D. Glasheen—Teacher Education . Josef W. Godlewski—Graphic Design M. Gregor Goeth als—Liberal Arts . J. Malcolm Grear—Graphic Design Julie A. Gross—Painting Elizabeth Grossman—Liberal Arts Peter H. Guimond—Architecture Donna O. Gustavson—Apparel Design Allan D. Hacklin—Painting Richard S$. Harned—Glass Division Robert L. Harper—Architecture Marc S. Harrison—Architecture Irving B. Haynes—Freshman Foundation Kenneth M. Hays—Architecture Brice M. Hobbs—Freshman Foundation C. Fenno Hoffman—Liberal Arts Jan C. Holcomb—Ceramics Henry Horenstein—Photography David J. Hornung—Freshman Foundation Gerald Howes—Architecture Lorraine Howes—Pg. 98 Apparel Design Kenneth L. Hunnibell—Architecture Gerald M. Immonen—Freshman Foundation Anthony V. Janello—lllustration Robert T. Jungels—Film Video Mr. Jeffrey P. Katz—Architecture Mr. Hardu Keck—Freshman Foundation Dr. Baruch D. Kirschenbaum—European Honors Ms. Ms. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Maria Tulokas Kolehmainen—Textile Design Elizabeth Koponen—Liberal Arts Amy Beth Kravitz—Film Video Paul Krot—Photography Phyllis M. Kuffler—Teacher Education Victor Lara—Freshman Foundation Richard E. Lebowitz—Photography Eduardo R. Leston—Architecture Gideon Loewenstein—Architecture C. Warren Luther—Architecture Rodolfo Machado—Architecture Wendy MacNeil—Photography Dr. David B. Manzella—Teacher Education Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Ms. Alice A. Marcoux—Textile Design John L. Massey—Pg. 26 Freshman Foundation Gracia L. Melanson—Pg. 23 Freshman Foundation Richard M. Merkin—Painting Gary D. Metz—Photography Clement W. Micarelli—Apparel Design Robert J. Miklos—Architecture Mark D. Milloff—Freshman Foundation Edward |. Mills—Architecture Louis A. Mueller—Pg. 80 Jewel Metal Division Margaret J. McAvin—Architecture Preston M. McClanahan—Graphic Design Cornelia M. McSheehy—Printmaking Dr. Mihai Nadin—Pg. 86 Liberal Arts Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rodney R. Nakamoto—Architecture Robert S. Neuman—lllustration Leonard S. Newcomb—Architecture William C. Newkirk—Freshman Foundation Randa Dippel Newland—Printmaking David A. Niles—lIllustration Abbassali Nowroozi—Graphic Design Akefeh Nowroozi—Graphic Design Robert T. O'Neal—Architecture W. Peter O'Neill—Film Video Thomas Ockerse—Pg. 85. 86 Design Ms . Roberta A. Oliver—Painting Mr. Nicholas L. Palermo—tllustration Mr. George N. Pappas—Freshman Foundation Dr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Ms. Ms. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms Alice H. Petry—Liberal Arts Jody Pinto—Sculpture Tom Platt—Apparel Design Mark C. Pollack—Textile Design Roger L. Pontbriand—lllustration David L. Porter—lllustration Lucy Puls—Jewel Metal Division Robin L. Quigley—Pg. 222, 224 Jewel Metal Division Julie Curtis Reed—Graphic Design Thomas L. Reed—Liberal Arts Robert D. Reid—Freshman Foundation Jacquelyn Rice—Ceramics Marvin D. Richardson—Painting Marilyn Rueschemeyer—Liberal Arts Mahler B. Ryder—lllustration Arthur G. Schade—Painting Barbara Schwartz—Painting Douglas G. Scott—Graphic Design Colgate M. Sarle, Jr—Architecture Catharine F. Seigel—Liberal Arts Thomas Sgouros—lllustration Arlene J. Shechet—Freshman Foundation James M. Shreeve—Liberal Arts Richard Silberman—Architecture Susan F. Sklarek—Textile Design H. Lane Smith—Fine Arts Roberta P. Smith—Painting Friedrich St. Florian—V-P Academic Affairs Seth L. Stem—Architecture Donald W. Stone—Architecture Joanne L. Stryker—Freshman Foundation Judy Sue Goodwin Sturges—European Honors Merlin J. Szosz—Pg. 21, 278 Freshman Foundation Bernard J. Toale—Textile Design John W. Udvardy—Pg. 20 Freshman Foundation Chris Van Allsburg—lllustration Keith A. Vanderlin—Photography . Patricia A. Vecchione—Sculpture Ms. Marjorie R. Vining—Apparel Design Mr. Bartholomew Voorsanger—Architecture Ms. Sandra Warrender—Apparel Design Mr. Harold E. Washburn—Architecture Dr. Judith G. Wechsler—Liberal Arts Mr. Theodore E. Weller—Pg. 22 Freshman Foundation Mr. Franz J. Werner—Graphic Design Mr. Leroy B. White—Freshman Foundation Mr. Bernard L. Wissing—Graphic Design Ms. Judith Wolin—Architecture Mr. Wilbur E. Yoder—Architecture RISD, faculty reach ‘basic understanding’ PROVIDENCE — The adminis- tration and the union representing striking faculty at the Rhode Island School of Design have reached ‘‘ba- sic understanding” on a contract for some 80 full-time faculty mem- bers, Joan Slafsky, head of the RISD news bureau, announced to- day. Some technical language and drafting still have to be worked out, Mrs. Slafsky said. Both sides are still negotiating a contract for about 35 part-time faculty members, she added. On that contract, “there are still some issues that separate us.” ike oe ROBERT F. JOY, chief negotiator for the RISD Faculty Association, confirmed this morning that the two sides reached some “basic un- derstandings” on key issues in a 13- hour bargaining session that ended early this morning. Joy said he is optimistic that full agreement on a new contract for the full-time faculty can be reached either today or tomorrow. “However, that’s not the end of the problem at RISD,” he said. Joy said that the part-time faculty still have to negotiate a contract with the administration. A negotiating session was set for 11:30 am. today. Joy said he expected the full-time teachers would honor the picket lines of the part-time teach- ers even if the full-time teachers ratify a contract. The full-time and part-time teachers are represented by sepa- rate unions, but both unions fall under the umbrella of the National Education Association Rhode Is- land. The bulk of the negotiating has been on the full-time contract, Mrs. Slafsky said. One major sticking point in the negotiations has concerned outside work by full-time faculty members. Over the weekend the administra- tion compromised on its demand that faculty members receive prior approval from the school before performing outside professional work. The strike — the first by teach- ers in the school’s 104-year histo- ry — began April 5, halting classes for 1,600 students. xt wk oO EIGHT ISSUES REPORTEDLY were unresolved, with the two most important ones non-economic: the type of control the administra- tion should have over outside pro- fessional work by teachers, and the procedures to be followed when a teacher’s contract comes up for renewal. The school's Student Board urged students to take a “neutral posi- tion” on the strike, but also told them to honor picket lines and stay away from classes during the strike. Six students went further, joining their teachers on the picket lines. As the strike wore on, the sides seemed to move farther apart in- stead of closer. 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