Word: fashioned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...this no doubt reflects an insatiable public craving for Kennedy lore-a craving that may have been the cause of some of David's troubles. In an interview with the New York Daily News, Paula Scully, a Boston-based fashion photographer and friend of Kennedy's, recalled watching David read an excerpt from The Kennedys: An American Dream, a soon-to-be-published book by David Horowitz and Peter Collier. "He bent his head over and said, 'My God, this is awful. It's trash,' " said Scully. "He felt betrayed and used," she added...
...discussion of various rules changes. Many of these rules changes could have been discussed earlier in the semester, but at the request of the Administrative Committee the authors of the new rules held their proposals until this final meeting, at which time the Council disposed of them in orderly fashion. Next, the Council spent over an hour considering four reports and two resolutions, the debate on which was almost entirely substantive. The reports covered topics which had interested not only Council members but the university community as well freedom of speech, the quality of section instruction, the quality of freshman...
...combines the work of Cranbrook creators into a smart, elegant interior, as representative of our time as the Victorian parlor was of its own. Like so much else from Cranbrook, the interiors evince a belief in the joy of design without the restraints of dogma, Weltanschauung, polemics, fad or fashion. At the same time, they live up to Founder Saarinen's credo that "the first thing and the most important one is to develop an adequate design to express our contemporary life." -By Wolf Von Eckardt
...their too-dispassionate conversation seems, at points, either contrived or more than human. True, this talk is in keeping with the measured, slightly cool tone of much of the narrative even Panagis's approach to love at the end of the novel is treated in an artistically businesslike fashion...
...alleviate the loneliness and isolation which seemed so prevalent to me and other tutors. So many students want personal contact with at least one teacher and seldom get it at a research-oriented university like Harvard, save, perhaps, from their tutor. The instructor who teaches a course in the fashion often pays a price. There are countless requests for recommendations One follows, and frequently is asked advice from, students at major turning points all through their lives--in graduate school or law school, at the time of securing a first job of making a career change, at the time...