Word: eyebrows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...shipmates were, always standing in front of the mirror combing their hair. I knew I was right." At Bayard's Studio, a man can get his hair cut and styled, shampooed and reset in about 45 minutes for $3.75. A permanent wave is $12 to $15; lash and eyebrow tint, $1.75; toupees run from $275 to $300. No shaves. No shines...
...varsity baseball team didn't have to try very hard yesterday to beat Boston University. The boys from B.U. committed seven errors, an eyebrow-raiser even in college ball, and handed the Crimson an 8-1 victory at Soldiers Field...
...result of the entire three years of FCC hearings. The FCC, troubled by internal dissensions and all but certain that Congress will not put real teeth into the commission's regulatory powers, will undoubtedly be forced to settle for what Commissioner Frederick Ford calls "regulation by the lifted eyebrow...
...Patterson by fighting the U.S.'s seventh-ranked Zora Folley-whom Cooper had beaten in 1958. Folley had other ideas. Trimmed down to a rock-hard 194 lbs., he sliced Cooper's tender face with slashing jabs in the first round, split open his nose and left eyebrow. In the second round, blood streaming from his wounds, Cooper fielded a right with his prominent jaw and sank to the canvas like a tired swan. "It was a good punch," Cooper said later, when he found his voice. "I never saw it. I didn't even feel...
...case. But above all, the 1961-62 television season may go down in history as the year that canned laughter made its greatest comeback. Every new sitchcom (adspeak for situation comedy) is a masterpiece of electronic control: three hees and a hah for a cracking knuckle or a lifted eyebrow, a two-decibel avalanche for a two-bit joke...