Roth's boss, University Relations Vice President Bob Edie, fidgeted uncomfortably during the meeting. The board made no decision but promised to continue to look into the matter. For information on the effort, call 782-8292. New Ink Aorta is Reflex reborn. But editor and publisher Jim Demetre hopes to keep Northwest art crit alive with reviews and essays on the role of art in society.
Aorta is off to a promising, if uneven, start.
Gillis noted how the tour guides shunned the studios of abstract painters in favor of decorative products and home furnishings. But David Berger could have beefed up his piece which argues for saving the Elwa Dam as a historical and architectural landmark. Once again, it is our somber duty to report that a number of publications have moved on to the great print run in the sky. Locally, Frank Haulgren, who put out the Bellingham-based Radio Resisters Bulletin , decided to call it quits in June, citing limited time and resources. Haulgren put out 14 issues of the bulletin, which covered community radio and its struggle to maintain independence in the face of Federal Communications Commission restrictions and the increasingly corporate tilt of the Public Broadcasting System.