Word: facials
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Orthodontists have to realize that the facial proportions of different races vary," Yen said yesterday. "What would be the proper treatment for a Caucasian may be completely wrong for a person of another race," he added...
...compared the facial proportions of 50 11-year-old Chinese boys with balanced faces and perfect bites to those of 50 American white boys with corresponding features...
...differences between the profiles are dramatic," Yen said. "It is easy for even a layman to see that a different treatment would be called for in order to maintain the proper facial proportions of each race," he added...
Similarly, the themes and characters of this earlier films are here so integrated as to make their significance more immediate. The hero is Chabrol's destructive romantic, but his dialogue hardly reveals profound love or the insane determination to preserve close personal relationships. It is his facial expressions that detail his momentary emotional states and reactions to other characters' words that betray his character. He is the most completely motivated character I have even seen in a film, for Chabrol has chosen to use dialogue obliquely, turning rather to acting and camerawork to describe his characters...
...participants posed some problems. Defendant Abbie Hoffman was particularly difficult to draw because of his changeable facial expressions. Defendant Jerry Rubin complained to Artist-Reporter Franklin McMahon that he was made to look menacing while Assistant Prosecutor Dick Schultz came out "cherubic." Judge Hoffman had a word with Marcia Danits, an artist for CBS's Chicago affiliate WBBM-TV. "He told me his wife didn't like me because I didn't draw him pretty enough. I felt sorry for him, so I did one in his chambers, and he came out looking much better...