Word: helene
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Body fashions are, above all, a matter of aesthetics. A woman who chooses to remake her body may be developing a more efficient living machine, but she is also helping to redefine the boundaries of femininity. One man's Helen of Troy is another man's sideshow hermaphrodite. So when Francis strolls in to meet her more discreetly muscled competitors for the World Cup, she causes the commotion of a punk rocker intruding on an at home at Lady Astor's. Producer- Director George Butler catches many weirdly poignant moments, backstage and onstage, from a sport in which women declare...
Rich a "seismograph of American protest," became a strong voice in the 1960 against the Vietman war, said Visiting Profession of English and American Language ad Literature Helen H. Vendler, who introduced the poet...
...moved out from the start and after twenty strokes we had half a boat on them," said cosswain Helen Lee. "After that, we just pulled away...
...competition hasn't been that competitive," coxswain Helen Lee says. "We really haven't been tested yet. This is our hardest race before the Sprints...
Another casting innovation concerns the roles of Menelaus, Helen of Troy's husband, and Paris, Helen of Troy's lover, both played by Jeff Rossman. It's no wonder that Menelaus doesn't look too worried about recapturing his wandering wife when the Greeks sit down to plot strategies--he knows that he has only to wait for the next scene change to take her in his arms and whisper sweet Grecian nothings into...