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...dinner parties for the Carter crew. Another bridge builder is Liz Stevens, wife of George Stevens, the director of the American Film Institute; many Carter friends and staffers were at her party for Tom Brokaw, host of NBC's Today show. Other partygivers in Washington, where the sitdown, candlelight dinner still prevails, have duly noted that the Harrimans and the Stevenses both served buffet style, in keeping with the Carter crowd's informal manner...
...began, for nearly 350 service workers, in early July-came almost immediately after student actions in support of the walkout. In fact, the service workers' strike was settled the day after the eleven were arrested, and a key bargaining session was scheduled shortly after over 700 students staged a candlelight march calling for an end to the strike a few weeks...
...employees Tuesday afternoon in a sit-in behind the main student dining hall, in an effort to prevent food delivery and garbage collection. The crowd dispersed when police arrived after almost an hour. "Students in a Vise," the Brown student group that coordinated the sit-in, also conducted a candlelight march last week to the home of Acting President Merton Stoltz to present him with a petition calling for binding arbitration in the contract dispute. The petition was signed by over half the student body...
...candlelight of a questing spirit can shame the sun. The luminous portrayal of Emily Dickinson by Julie Harris does this with piercing beauty...
...Clothes today must fit into this supersonic pace of living. It's an economic reality. The indulgence is over." American chic is the country cousin who came to the city, the drop-in guest who stayed for a candlelight dinner. It has drifted in from the gold mines and cattle ranges of the Old West, from the wharves, barracks and boiler rooms of today, carrying a look as cleanly functional as sled or scythe. It is fluid, soft, supple, slithery, sexy and unstuffy. Says Consuelo Crespi, editor of Italian Vogue...