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Saturday, April 22, 1989 - Page 3

Date

2019

People

Artist: Alexandra Bell, American born 1983

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Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2020.10.5

Copyright

© Alexandra Bell

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Title

Saturday, April 22, 1989 - Page 3

People

Artist: Alexandra Bell, American born 1983

Date

2019

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2020.10.5

Copyright

© Alexandra Bell

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The image is a reproduction of a newspaper page. The headline reads "'WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE", with a subheading stating "7 are called part of wolf pack". The top section of the page mentions "TERROR IN CENTRAL PARK: VICTIM HAS 50-50 CHANCE".

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The image shows artwork that features a recreation or representation of a newspaper page. Prominent on the page is a headline that reads "WILDING 'TEENS HELD IN RAPE" in bold, capitalized letters, with a subheadline stating "7 are called part of wolf pack". Below the headline, there are several columns of text, some of which are redacted with solid black rectangles, obscuring the information. The phrase "TERROR IN CENTRAL PARK: VICTIM HAS 50-50 CHANCE" can also be seen above the main headline.

At the bottom right of the artwork, there is a signature and a date that appears to be "2019". The piece seems to be a commentary or reflection on media representation of a particular event, possibly using redaction as a means to draw attention to issues of censorship, sensationalism, or the narrative presented in the media, though without more context, the specific intent cannot be fully discerned.

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This appears to be a newspaper headline and article from what seems to be a historical case involving criminal activity in Central Park. The headline reads "'WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE" with a subheadline "7 are called part of wolf pack." The article discusses a serious crime that occurred in Central Park and appears to be from the late 1980s. The layout is typical of newspaper formatting from that era, with black text on white paper and multiple columns of text. The tone of the headline and article reflects the sensationalized media coverage that was common during that period. This appears to be a significant historical document that captures how certain events were reported by the media at that time.

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The image shows the front page of a newspaper with a shocking headline about a criminal incident. The headline reads "WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE" and provides details about seven teenagers who were charged in connection with a crime in Central Park. The article discusses the details of the incident and the potential consequences for those involved. Overall, the image presents a disturbing news report about a troubling criminal event.

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The image depicts a newspaper clipping with the headline "'WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE" in large black text, with the word "WILDING" highlighted in yellow. The subheading reads "7 are called part of wolf pack" in smaller black text, with the words "wolf pack" highlighted in yellow.

The article is accompanied by a photo of a group of people, but the details are not visible due to the image being mostly blacked out. The text is written in a formal style, suggesting that it is a news article from a reputable source. The overall tone of the article is serious and informative, providing details about the incident and the individuals involved.

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The image depicts a newspaper clipping with a headline that reads, "WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE." The article is from the New York Post and features a bold, black font for the headline, with the word "WILDING" highlighted in yellow. Below the headline, the subheading states, "7 are called part of wolf pack." The article itself is written in a smaller black font and is divided into two columns. A large black box partially obscures the text, while a yellow box in the bottom-right corner contains the words "MENTAL ILLNESS" and "KILLING SPREE." The background of the image is white, suggesting that it may be a scanned or digitized version of the original newspaper clipping.

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The image is a newspaper clipping with a headline that reads "WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE 7 are called part of wolf pack". The clipping is black and white, with a white border around it. The headline is in bold, capital letters, and is accompanied by a subheading that reads "TERROR IN CENTRAL PARK: VICTIM HAS 50-50 CHANCE". The article discusses a group of teenagers who were charged with brutally raping and assaulting a jogger in Central Park. The article also mentions that the victim has a 50-50 chance of surviving. The image is a reproduction of the original newspaper clipping, and the text is in a smaller font than the headline.

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This image is a photograph of a newspaper clipping. The clipping is from a newspaper, likely a tabloid, and it has a black border around it. The text in the clipping is in yellow and black, and it reads "Wilding' Teens Held in Rape." The text is about a group of teenagers who were arrested for a brutal rape in Central Park. The article also mentions that the victim has a 50-50 chance of survival. The image also shows the names of the teenagers who were arrested, as well as a brief description of the crime.

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The image shows a newspaper clipping on a white background. The clipping features a headline: " 'WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE. 7 are called part of wolf pack". The text below the headline reports that seven teenagers were charged with brutally raping and nearly killing a jogger during a crime spree in which nearly three dozen youths roamed Central Park "wilding", randomly attacking anyone they found. Other headlines include: "TERROR IN CENTRAL PARK: VICTIM HAS 50-50 CHANCE" and "Going 'wilding' in the streets". There is a large, dark rectangle obstructing parts of the newspaper below the main headline. The bottom right corner of the image shows a signature.

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The image shows a newspaper front page with a headline about a rape case. The headline reads "'WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE," with the subhead "7 are called part of wolf pack." The article describes the arrest of seven teenagers in connection with a brutal rape and assault of a jogger in Central Park. The article details the victim's injuries and the suspects' ages and addresses.

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The image is a newspaper clipping with the headline "'WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE: 7 are called part of wolf pack." The article discusses the arrest of seven teenagers in relation to a violent rape and assault that took place in Central Park. The victim, a female jogger, was brutally attacked and left with severe injuries. The term "wilding" is used to describe the violent and seemingly random nature of the attack.

The article includes a subheadline stating "TERROR IN CENTRAL PARK: VICTIM HAS 50-50 CHANCE," indicating the critical condition of the victim. The text also mentions that the teens were apprehended by the police after the incident.

Additionally, the article features a sidebar titled "Going 'wilding' in the streets," which likely discusses the phenomenon of "wilding" and its implications. The newspaper clipping is dated April 21, 1989, and includes several sections of text, some of which are highlighted in yellow.

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DAILY NEWS TERROR IN CENTRAL PARK: VICTIM HAS 50-50 CHANCE Salurday, Apri WILDING' TEENS HELD IN RAPE Golng wilding In the streets On the streets, where kids groove on staccato blasts of rap music, it's called "wilding" "You could say, Tm wilding,' and it means do- ing prankish jokes that Jead to violence or cha- 0s," said Kevin Maxwell, a salesman at Downstairs Records, a Manhattan shop frequented by rap dise jockeys While cops said yester- day the term was new to them, Maxwell said "down" or hip kide have used "wilding" as slang for "bugging out" or "go- ing berserk" for about two years. Deejays said they've never heard the term in rap titles or lyries, which typically feature rhyth- mie rhymed chants. But M.C. Serch, 22, a Cołum- bia Records recording artist. sald rap fans and kids all know about wild- ing. "It could mean having a good time, but the way the worst eriminal ele- ment uses it, it means vio- Jence," said Serch. 7 are called part of wolf pack Seven teenagers were charged yesterday with brutally raping and nearly killing a jogger dur- ing a crime spree in which nearly three dozen youths roamed Central Park "wilding" - ran- domly attacking anyone they found. The youths - aged 14 to 16 - were charged as the coma- tose woman, a 28-year-old in- vestment banker, battled for her life. Cops said the teens were part of a wolf pack that attacked at least nine people during their rampage. Doctors said the woman, a Pittsburgh-area native who has lived on the upper East Side since 1986, suffered multiple head fractures, bruises to the front and back of her brain and possible se- vere brain damage. The woman is not being der, rape and assault on the identified by the Daily News because she is a rape victim. An honors grad with a mas- ter's degree from Yale, the vietim was listed in "ex- tremely critical" condition and was attached to high-tech life support systems. "She has a 50-50 chance," said Dr. Robert Kurtz, direc- used the pipe and rock when tor of surgery for the Inten- she continued screaming and sive Care Unit at Metropoli-. clawing at them. tan Hospital, where the wo- man was surrounded by her tearful and stunned family. "She has a fighting chance 15, of W. 111th St.; Clarence to return to completely nor- Thomas, 14, of W. 112th St.; They described how the wom- mal functions," Kurtz added. This story was reported by Daily News staff writers SHARON BROUSSARD, LARRY CELONA, INORID DEVITA, JAMES DUDOY, TONY MARCANO, PATRICE O'SHAUGNNESsSY and CLAIRE SERANT. It was written by STUART MARQUES. The seven teens were charged with attempted mur- woman, who put up a fierce struggle as she was beaten unconscious with fists, a 12- inch pipe and a rock. Cops said some of the ac- cused teens told them they initially beat the woman with fists to subdue her, but then -Jehn Marzulli Richardson, 14, Kharey Wise, 16, and Steve Lopez, 15, all of the Schomburg Plaza Houses on Fifth Ave. Police sources said Rich- ardson, a student at Jackie Robinson Junior High School, and MeCray, a pupil at Career Academy Junior High, reenacted the attack for detectives yesterday. The suspects were identi- fied as Raymond Santana, 14, of E. 119th St.; Anton McCray, and Yusef Salaam, 15, Kevin an was pulled off the 102d St. transverse in the park, dragged into the woods, stripped and raped. Police said a dozen youths took part in the attack, but that not all of them raped the woman. Cops said she battled so fiercely she seratched Richardson across the face. Sources said some of the youths gave statements ad- mitting their guilt and de- BESTIAL BRUTALITY An editorial PAGE 11 seribing the assault in graph- ie detail. Though they will be tried as adults, they must be sen- tenced as juveniles if convict- ed. For example, a juvenile convicted of rape or attempt- ed murder would face a max- imum sentence of 3% to 10 years - compared to 84 to 25 for an adult. Richardson, Santana, Lo- pez and two others - a 13- year-old and a 14-year-old - See JOQGER Page 4
DAILY
NEWS
TERROR
IN
CENTRAL
PARK:
VICTIM
HAS
50-50
CHANCE
Salurday,
Apri
WILDING'
TEENS
HELD
RAPE
Golng
wilding
In
the
streets
On
streets,
where
kids
groove
on
staccato
blasts
of
rap
music,
it's
called
"wilding"
"You
could
say,
Tm
wilding,'
and
it
means
do-
ing
prankish
jokes
that
Jead
to
violence
or
cha-
0s,"
said
Kevin
Maxwell,
a
salesman
at
Downstairs
Records,
Manhattan
shop
frequented
by
dise
jockeys
While
cops
yester-
day
term
was
new
them,
Maxwell
"down"
hip
kide
have
used
as
slang
for
"bugging
out"
"go-
berserk"
about
two
years.
Deejays
they've
never
heard
in
titles
lyries,
which
typically
feature
rhyth-
mie
rhymed
chants.
But
M.C.
Serch,
22,
Cołum-
bia
Records
recording
artist.
sald
fans
all
know
wild-
ing.
"It
mean
having
good
time,
but
way
worst
eriminal
ele-
ment
uses
it,
vio-
Jence,"
Serch.
7
are
part
wolf
pack
Seven
teenagers
were
charged
yesterday
with
brutally
raping
nearly
killing
jogger
dur-
crime
spree
three
dozen
youths
roamed
Central
Park
-
ran-
domly
attacking
anyone
they
found.
The
aged
14
16
coma-
tose
woman,
28-year-old
in-
vestment
banker,
battled
her
life.
Cops
teens
attacked
least
nine
people
during
their
rampage.
Doctors
Pittsburgh-area
native
who
has
lived
upper
East
Side
since
1986,
suffered
multiple
head
fractures,
bruises
front
back
brain
possible
se-
vere
damage.
woman
is
not
being
der,
rape
assault
identified
Daily
News
because
she
victim.
An
honors
grad
mas-
ter's
degree
from
Yale,
vietim
listed
"ex-
tremely
critical"
condition
attached
high-tech
life
support
systems.
"She
chance,"
Dr.
Robert
Kurtz,
direc-
pipe
rock
when
tor
surgery
Inten-
continued
screaming
sive
Care
Unit
Metropoli-.
clawing
them.
tan
Hospital,
wo-
man
surrounded
tearful
stunned
family.
fighting
chance
15,
W.
111th
St.;
Clarence
return
completely
nor-
Thomas,
14,
112th
They
described
how
wom-
mal
functions,"
Kurtz
added.
This
story
reported
staff
writers
SHARON
BROUSSARD,
LARRY
CELONA,
INORID
DEVITA,
JAMES
DUDOY,
TONY
MARCANO,
PATRICE
O'SHAUGNNESsSY
CLAIRE
SERANT.
It
written
STUART
MARQUES.
seven
attempted
mur-
put
up
fierce
struggle
beaten
unconscious
fists,
12-
inch
rock.
some
ac-
cused
told
them
initially
beat
fists
subdue
her,
then
-Jehn
Marzulli
Richardson,
Kharey
Wise,
16,
Steve
Lopez,
Schomburg
Plaza
Houses
Fifth
Ave.
Police
sources
Rich-
ardson,
student
Jackie
Robinson
Junior
High
School,
MeCray,
pupil
Career
Academy
High,
reenacted
attack
detectives
yesterday.
suspects
identi-
fied
Raymond
Santana,
E.
119th
Anton
McCray,
Yusef
Salaam,
an
pulled
off
102d
St.
transverse
park,
dragged
into
woods,
stripped
raped.
took
attack,
raped
woman.
so
fiercely
seratched
Richardson
across
face.
Sources
gave
statements
ad-
mitting
guilt
de-
BESTIAL
BRUTALITY
editorial
PAGE
11
seribing
graph-
ie
detail.
Though
will
be
tried
adults,
must
sen-
tenced
juveniles
if
convict-
ed.
For
example,
juvenile
convicted
attempt-
ed
murder
would
face
max-
imum
sentence
3%
10
years
compared
84
25
adult.
Lo-
pez
others
13-
year-old
14-year-old
See
JOQGER
Page
4