His name was Jared Lee Loughner and he was one of the dozens of people to go down in grim, mass-shooting media infamy.
The landscape is a grim, sludgy mass of churned soil and dark satanic mills, belching out smoke and flame: Antonioni boldly counters the picturesque view of sunny, happy Italy.
This year has been especially grim for mass murder, with the Aurora shooting in July and a mall shooting near Portland, Ore., just this week that killed three.
Alexander's grim conclusion: "If mass incarceration is considered as a system of social control — specifically, racial control — then the system is a fantastic success".
Dr. Lorich, an orthopedic trauma surgeon at the Hospital for Special Surgery, said it was hard to adjust to the grim reality of mass amputations.
As the story shifts its point of view, the town's commandant and Gestapo chief prepare to eliminate the local Jews, fearing, in a bit of grim irony, that mass murder will impose a "nervous strain" on their men.
Nearly 3,000 migrants have swum to shore or been rescued off Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand over the past 10 days after a Thai crackdown on human trafficking following the grim discovery of mass graves along the Thai-Malaysia border.
In an accompanying installation, And They Still Seek The Traces Of Blood, thousands of paper prints of his paintings are piled on the floor in a grim memorial to mass mortality.
But the picture remains grim for the mass market, despite a pickup in demand thanks to government scrapping schemes across the continent, JPMorgan said.
A 13-year-old today is faced with the grim reality that mass shootings happen all the time.
But those stats are up against the grim reality that mass shootings are on the rise in America.
