Word: ideale
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Coty winner last year, also covers the world-Japan, Rumania, Guatemala, India-but on a budget. A native New Yorker who had no formal fashion training, she uses offbeat fabrics that "people want to touch," and makes inexpensive multipurpose clothes such as a crinkled cotton caftan. "My ideal garment," she says, "is one I can walk around the house in, toss over a bathing suit at the beach, dress up with accessories and wear out at night." Her Habitat ready-to-wear line did $5 million retail in 1975, its first year, and is expected to grow...
...says he expects Harvard to be "the place to which Western culture leads us, men and women nourished by their civilization, sophisticated in life, experienced, witty and at home with their own lust." By the time Alan graduates, he seems to have made great personal strides toward that ideal, having compiled the best academic record at Harvard since 1937, learned 497 foreign languages, and found true and passionate love in the Widener D-level stacks, among other places. Thus equipped, he decides not to go to grad school and joins the Peace Corps, hoping to learn some new languages...
...number of these pieces, such as those on Waugh, Faulkner and Hammett, have the character conventionally associated with such volumes--that of being well-written, perceptive and clever, but without a coherent purpose. The book as a whole, however, despite Marcus's protests to the contrary, reads like "an ideal project for literary studies," an embodiment of the benefits to be derived from applying non-literary tools of analysis to literary texts and the instruments of literary criticism and analysis to supposedly non-literary texts...
David Reisman, Ford II Professor of Social Sciences and an adviser to the conference organizers, said yesterday that Harvard is an ideal location for the conference...
...wages simply because they are represented by different unions, then an inherent upward instability is introduced into the bargaining process. When one wage settlement is reached, it is bound to be duplicated, if not exceeded, elsewhere, and equal wages become an created serious financial woes for Columbia; the unattainable ideal. Skyrocketing wages and multiple settlements would also mean skyrocketing tuition, and a proliferation of administrative bargaining bureaucracy...