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...year growth rate to keep up the GNP? Perhaps the health service psychiatrists and their administrative cohorts could use some of that increased leisure to think about the charges that the students are making against the adult society which they and the University represent. Howard M. Feinstein...
Born. To Mary Travers Feinstein, 29, of Peter, Paul and Mary, and Barry Feinstein, 35, photographer: their first child, a girl; in Danbury, Conn...
...largely the result of prolonged prosperity, which not only gives men more money to spend but makes them more conscious of their appearance. "The middle to higher income groups now need a larger wardrobe," says Nicholas Parker, Genesco Inc.'s president for men's wear (Fenn-Feinstein, Roger Kent, Whitehouse & Hardy). This means a more expensive wardrobe: more men now buy suits in the $90 to $150 range, pay $6 or $8 for slacks when they used to pay $4. Leisure time and suburban sociability have caused a sportswear explosion; 125 million pairs of slacks were sold last...
...regularly devotes space to "the student movement," but unlike the New Yorker's Talk of the Town, the gossip of the left losses its freshness. Beginning a symposium on the student community, Herbert Mills, a former vice-chairman of SLATE at the University of California, says little that Otto Feinstein didn't say better in the previous issue. Mills discusses the oft-made point that contemporary student protests are moral rather than political. He reasons that the student regards himself as a political "out," and is thus forced to couch his comment in a radical, demonstrative yet non-political...
JOSEPH N. FEINSTEIN...