Word: christinaity
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...general undergraduates have more potential for important slots it the campaign is smaller in size Christina A. Spaulding 84 has worked since the summer for Middle sex County District Attorney candidate L. Scott Harshbarger '64. She concedes, "I don't feel as much like I am fighting Reaganism as I started out to do." But she adds that "since this is a smaller campaign. I have probably gotten to do a lot more than I would have had in a bigger...
...seems obvious to me that despite what they're saying, things are getting tougher and it's mostly hitting upperclassmen," says Christina Spaulding '84, who had all of a $3000 scholarship replaced by "self-help"--jobs and recommended loans--this year. She, like Weiner, was told that the adjustment came because her family's income went up, but she says that the two factors don't nearly balance...
None of this means that movie stars in private do not leave behind their public images. Ladd: The Life, The Legend, The Legacy of Alan Ladd reveals that the actor dwelt in a hell of insecurity that was utterly incompatible with the cool, confident screen image. In Mommie Dearest, Christina Crawford establishes that her poised mother Joan occasionally became a hysterical, sadistic monster at home. Bing Crosby, the easygoing crooner of love ballads, behaved like a callous heel toward his first wife Dixie, if Bing Crosby: The Hollow Man is to be believed...
...wrote his sister-in-law, then living in Los Angeles, asking, "How far do you live from Hollywood?" Gordon became entranced with the image of Hollywood when he saw his first Greta Garbo movie at age 15 in Hungary. He still remembers that movie well-it was called Queen Christina. Says Gordon, speaking in somewhat halting English: "Now, most of the world, they do not know about Los Angeles. But they do know about Hollywood. From outside, Hollywood always seemed really glamorous. If anyone is coming to this city, what can they see of Hollywood...
...really go back to your hometown anymore and tell people to apply and not worry, not when you don't know what's going to happen," says Christina Spaulding '83, incoming president of the Democratic Club and a CSA member, who helped organize an April rally supporting equal access to education and protesting the cuts. The coalition also publicly stressed equal access as a broad goal for higher education when it sent a letter to President Bok criticizing his annual report, which examined what the federal government's role should be in higher education. That issue, most officials say, underlies...