Tribe
01 Territory
Spring 2001
ter-ri-to-ry
n, pl. -ries. 1.
An area of land; region. 2. The land
and waters under the jurisdiction of a state, nation, or sovereign.
3. Territory. a. A part of
the United States that is not admitted as a state, that is administered
by a governor, and that has its own legislature. b.
A semi-autonomous geographic region, as a colonial possession, that
is dependant on an external government. 4.
The area for which a person is responsable as representative or agent:
a salesman's territory. 5. Sports.
The area of a field defended by a team. 6.
Biol. An area inhabitated by an individual animal or a mating
pair or group of animals, often defended vigorously against intruders.
7. A sphere of action or interest; province. [ME < Lat. territorium
< terra, land.]
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Tribe
02 Handmade
winter 2001/2002
Although the computer has taken over many
routine and automated tasks, it seems that most of us still look at
it as just a tool. The instrument of choice for making graphic design
in print, animation for television and information design on websites.
Even if it looks almost as if the virtual tools have taken over completely,
we still use our hands. |
