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...person on the horizon who could rally the Democratic Party," Rep. Barbara Jordan (D-Tex.) said last night...
...abundance of Rhodes, prepples and clubbies, almost all the Houses in the '50s had their own reputations. All, however, were thought of as "friendly." The discontent and alienation people were often to feel from a large University and its members in the next 20 years was barely on the horizon. A 1954 Social Relations Department study of House reputations found Leverett to be "friendly and happy-go-lucky:" Kirkland was seen as "conventional, middle class and friendly:" Dunster "sociable, happy-go-lucky and athletic;" Adams "musical, aesthetic, ambitious, conventional, friendly, sociable;" Lowell "intellectual, literary, conservative, and intelligent;" Eliot "wealthy, aristocratic...
BUILDINGS AND HOUSES tend to range low and sparse in Kansas. In town the architecture is nondescript, and the landscape seems pretty stark. But looking up is soothing; the sky looms vast and watery, flowing into the distant horizon on all sides...
...meeting of TIME's Board of Economists has surveyed so bleak an economic horizon as that confronting our experts last week. While the economists jetted to Manhattan from St. Louis, Chicago, Minneapolis and Washington, President Ford's budget and the grim economic message accompanying it were being released to Congress and the press. Ford's predictions of continuing high inflation, falling production and three years of at least 7% unemployment amply fulfilled Board members' December forecast of the worst slump since the 1940s. Not surprisingly, the Administration's economy and energy policies stirred a sharp...
...braced, bottled, opened, shut, pushed or pulled. Says Cardin: "As I designed clothes, I found that I also had to think about the atmosphere in which to show them. That led me into designing my own boutiques, and from there it was only natural for me to expand my horizon." Italy's Gae Aulenti, who recently completed new designs for Fiat showrooms round the world, agrees with Cardin's principle of atmosphere in design. She says, "Here the architect is concerned with everything that is in his building, from the walls to the furniture to the vase...