Word: fashionability
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Fashion Designer Rudi Gernreich seems to have a bag of answers [Dec. 1]. What's his prescription for those of us who want to swing, but have borne five or ten children, are plagued with varicose veins, "wash the gray away," are too old for the Pepsi generation and yet too young for the Golden Agers? MARY Q. AASTERUD Milwaukee...
...women being swindled out of $1,000,000 a year in the guise of fashion? How gullible can women be to part with so much money for these clothes and consider themselves fashionably clothed. It reminds me of the children's story about the Emperor's New Clothes. (MRS.) CAROL A. COOGAN Somerset...
Harvard started its dramatic thirdperiod bombardment in quiet enough fashion. The Crimson forward lines were in the process of changing--generally symbolic of a lull in play--when sophomore defenseman Chris Gurry crossed the blue line and flicked a hard wrist shot goalward. The puck deflected off Terrier defenseman Billy Hinch past goalie Jim McCann...
Finally, are Faculty members who are unaffiliated with the government in any fashion, classified or unclassified, but who openly support the administration's policy toward Vietnam, to qualify for boycott? It seems strange to exclude them; but again the line would be hard to draw for those who neither wholly support the conduct or the war nor are wholly committed to one drastic alternative. (It is unclear to me on which side of the line Professor Galbraith would be placed...
...lute, a 14-string, potbellied cousin of the guitar whose more delicate strains went out of fashion two centuries ago, Bream has a special capacity to enliven the courtly archaisms of the Elizabethan and Jacobean ages. This is not only a matter of musicianship but of an instinctive sympathy for the older period's flavor, style, and more restrained decibel level. He reads about the era voraciously, fancies that he might have felt right at home in it. "I strum one chord on the lute," he says wistfully, "and I go back 400 years...