Word: leathers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Beadworks," located at 23 Church St., features more than 3000 different kinds of beads from over 25 countries of the world. The store, which bills itself as a "new shopping concept," also sells clasps, wires, earrings, chains, leather and satin cords and even books on how to string it all together...
...sorts bordered by the glass windows of the Cambridge Trust Bank, Mass. Ave. and the T station. Most tourists and students on their way to the subway or to stores and cafes around Harvard Square avoid lingering in this smoky hangout of would-be adolescent punks sporting black leather, spikes and the latest in hair design and coloring. The pit is a hangout, and it's nothing like the IHOP or the yogurt store you liked to dawdle in after school. This is a real urban joint, the territory of ruthless teen-age druggies and anarchists. Or so you think...
Izzy was sitting at the top of the T escalators, taking shelter from the rain. He was sporting a leather jacket covered with leopard-spotted fur that matched his dark spotted bleached-blond hair. A bright-red mohawk ran down the middle of his leopard hair. Greasy black jeans, patched many times over at the crotch completed his outfit...
...hours later, slumped in a blue leather chair in the Governor's mansion, Clinton told TIME (in a rare display of introspection) that while he knows a great deal about an awful lot, what he knows best of all is how lucky he is. "In effect," Clinton said, "I'm being given a chance to start again," an opportunity he is determined not to blow, a possibility confirmed by a dramatic increase in the number of people who now say Clinton is "trustworthy" enough to be President (from only 39% in April to 58% today...
...miles from Leon in the north to protest layoffs. Villagers on the harsh Castillian plateau turned out to applaud and even sing to them; television stations filmed the blisters on their feet. "If they import Polish coal, our valley will die," said Eugenio Carpintero, 32, swigging wine from a leather pouch on a blustery afternoon. Outside the Guadarrama Hospital, nurses and patients cheered, "Viva los mineros...