Word: bouviers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...there anything more to be said about Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis? The surprising answer is yes, and the proof is the latest Jackie-book. Jacqueline Kennedy, The White House Years, by Mary Van Rensselaer Thayer, a veteran writer and Jackie's longtime friend, is filled with verbatim memorandums that document Jacqueline's passionate perfectionism and attention to detail. She constantly bombarded the White House chief usher, J. Bernard West, with memos about minutiae. ("Also in the Blue Room make sure the braid on curtains is turned in as if braid faces out it gets sunburned . . . We need cigarette...
...years Godard has been redefining, re-evaluating, re-applying Marxist-Leninism-Maoism, black liberation, women's liberation as have many other French "progressives" (Sartre, Genet, Fanon, De Bouvier, Marcuse). Godard himself always try to ask the most relevant questions at that stage of the movement which he is recording. He obscures the line between information and propaganda, between content and form...
...bore may earn his title for reasons other than his innately yawn-provoking characteristics. Whatever Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis is like as a private person is irrelevant; as a public personage she has become for many people a colossal bore. Jackie with hemline up. Jackie with hemline down. Jackie and Ari at Maxim's. Jackie shopping on the Via Gregoriana, the Rue du Faubourg St. Honoré, Madison Avenue. What could be more tiresome...
...could be decked with some traditional English greenery. In quest of holiday firs, Lee Radziwill and Jackie Onassis led long-haired daughters, sons and dogs out onto the windy meadows near Henley-on-Thames. Besides evergreens, they found what Jackie always finds-a waiting photographer. He caught the sisters Bouvier, hair streaming, in a classic country-life tableau...