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the bessey and jesse foundation. the hkh foundation. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america designing customized, individual >> woman awe, the adoration of architecture. fallingwater is almost a cathedral to the worship of nature. and sheeler's painting is a cathedral to industry. >> woman #2: it's called american landscape. it begins with who is charles sheeler and whose america is this and why did he make this painting in 1930? sheeler was an american artist who has a tremendously well-established reputation as a commercial arts photographer, but who also had this very interesting fine arts career on the side. he was a painter. he was clearly very well versed with the latest modern styles. he made a movie in 1920 called manhatta. he's an interesting artist in many ways, because of the way that there is an interchange between what he did in photography and then his works on canvas and oil. this work is the result of sheeler's having accepted a commission to photograph the river rouge plant -- the ford factory -- which was

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they had five children, linda, jan, tom, dan and bessey and 11 grandchildren. i want to thank joe for a life spent serving others and for a legacy that will live on for generations. rest with the lord, my friend. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlelady from pennsylvania, ms. schwartz, for five minutes. ms. schwartz: august means high tuition bills. the offer cost of tuition fees top $12,000 for a public four-year school and $32,000 for a private university. these high costs for 70% of pennsylvania college students to take out student loans. one of the biggest decisions facing students and college graduates is not just the amount they borrow but who their lender will be and whether it will be a private lender or a federal loan. federal loans are simply a better deal. they offer lower fixed interest rates, consumer protections and manageable repayment options. private student loans, on the other hand, typically have uncapped variable rates, hefty fees and fewer consumer protections. from 2001 to 2008, the private student loan ma