Word: liz
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Reported by Liz Ryan/Boston and Janice C. Simpson/New York, with other U.S. bureaus
Captain Martha Roberts moved up a slot into third singles, going three sets before putting away Liz Ingrazzia, 6-3, 4<-6, 6-2 And senior Meg Meyer, who surrendered her captaincy this year to Roberts after guiding the netwomen last year, hardly broke a sweat in the fourth position, beating Liz Watts 6-1, 6-0. Studying on the Henry fellowship, Meyer will play on the Cambridge University team next year in England...
...Schulman, symbolizing the new breed in women's tennis, assumed the top positions and won handily in routine matches. In other play, newcomer Kristen Mertz had an easy win at number five against Rebecca Larson, 6-0, 6-4, while Betty Quigley won BC's only singles match over Liz Siegel in three sets...
...famous for being famous, except at the SoHo level of celebrity-some being, in fact, well-known artists, like the sculptor Richard Serra or the composer Philip Glass. Thus what Close proposes is a kind of portraiture diametrically opposite to Andy Warhol's images of Marilyn or Liz, where the painting, an icon of the Star, adapts itself to the intrusive power of repetition and generalization. With Close, there is no generalization at all. None of his faces has a role. There are no costumes, props or traces of social relationships, no evidence of the sitter's work...
Normally that kind of talk would prompt indignant editorials defending freedom of the press. But few journalists are eager to defend the methods of a publication that San Francisco Examiner Editor Reg Murphy calls "a disgrace to journalism." Says Syndicated Gossip Columnist Liz Smith of the decision: "It is no precedent against the First Amendment. Responsible publishers, journalists and columnists can go on being fair-minded and work with impunity...