Word: eclecticism
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Past fellows have rowed house crew, lived in dorms, attended classes at the College and various graduate schools and worked out with varsity sports teams, says Theresa A. Donovan, who coordinated the IOP program until her departure this February. She describes the fellows as an eclectic bunch, contributing to Harvard...
"It's so pared down--they went for what they could get. They needed the tunnel and they needed the expressway," said Goldman, who described the overall bill as "an eclectic piece of business."
At Video Plus, store manager Barry Lavoi, who estimates that the clientele is half students, half area residents, says that students are "going for pretty much everything. Their tastes are more eclectic than our regular customers."
Louisiana is truly a country to itself with a unique culture. Aside from the Cajun food, which is top-notch in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and in many of the small towns en route between the two, Louisiana offers an eclectic mixture of French and Spanish culture, a view of...
The gleefully exaggerated costumes are not the only stars of a Lacroix extravaganza. Take the music. Not for him the standard melange of rock and wailing chanteuses. At last week's show the models moved to an eclectic assortment of tunes suggested by the show's escapist, vaguely Caribbean theme...