Word: colorations
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...material achievements of the Haight. Bizarre light shows, amazingly intricate drug-induced art (most often emerging as concert posters)--even a psychedelic newspaper, The Oracle. Not content to limit itself to all the news that's fit to print, The Oracle made each page a work of art and color not bound to traditional views of columns and captions. It saw its mission...
...like it," said Andrew M. Rappe '86. "I like the color of the brick and the shape of the building. It is aesthetically pleasing...
...critical mass of our atomic age is passe; we have moved on to critical distance in the what-comes-next age. Middle-aged Mr. Palomar is the clumsy seer. Mr. Calvino is the critic, shooting from the hip the question for scientific man in his midlife crisis--"'What color is your parachute?'...or haven...
...after 17 years at SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, where he rose to executive editor. A quintessential professional with an instinct for hard news and a flair for graphics, Cave presided over a period of great innovation in TIME's look and content. He increased the amount of illustration and expanded editorial color, from two or three pages an issue in 1977 to 40 or more today...
Thus a name was born. Although the crew retains that handle, its members don't live up to their off-color reputations anymore, according to Wood. "We've all calmed down and gotten jobs," he says...