Word: kleine
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Chuck Klein for the Phillies and Jimmy...
...oriented shows, ABC had gauged the national mood well, but still it got no respect. To critics who disparaged TV as a "vast wasteland," ABC's schedule became Exhibit A. Network rivals were contemptuous. CBS-TV President Robert Wussler denounced ABC's program lineup as "junk"; NBC Executive Paul Klein called it "programming for kids and dummies...
What looks like an orgy, flirts with scandal, and sells like hot cakes? How about Obsession, the new fragrance from the guy who brought us women's jockey shorts, Calvin Klein, 42. "Who hasn't felt passion beyond reason?" asks Klein, who reasons that you do not have to go beyond passion to make a successful advertisement. His lubricious jeans ads and languorous underwear pitches have now been joined by a kinky perfume campaign. The print spot, shot by Photographer Bruce Weber, shows three apparently naked men coiled around a similarly unclad woman, all bathed in an inky blue tint...
...League institution without any sort of women's studies program or concentration. Although 30 students have applied only one has been allowed to design a special concentration in the discipline. The Government Department's sole course on women and politics left the University with the departure of Ethel Klein for Columbia. Of the History Department's more than 100 courses, the three specifically focusing on women are taught by a junior faculty member who will be on leave next fall and whose future at Harvard is equally uncertain. While Women's History Week demonstrated decisively the enthusiasm on campus...
Scientists are already queuing up with their pet projects. University of Pennsylvania Economist Lawrence Klein wants supercomputer time to build a comprehensive model of the world economy. At the University of Illinois, Meteorologist Robert Wilhelmson hopes to simulate the birth of a tornado. Hidenori Murakami, a structural engineer at UCSD, aims to predict the effects of earthquakes on skyscrapers, bridges and other structures. And at Cornell, researchers working under Wilson want to use their new machine to design a supercomputer a thousand times more powerful than the one they are about to receive...