Word: m
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Perhaps I'm being too harsh. After all, today's fashion does lean towards conformity. Gap does sound strangely fascist in their ads that chant "everyone in cords." But when I brought the topic up with my friends, they not only agreed with me, they added to my list of complaints. "Look at how they depict women!" my roommate intoned. Indeed, to the dismay of our Harvard rugby team, the Abercrombie girls were ignominiously relegated to the sidelines and depicted as screaming rugby fans, rather than players. In the boxing spread, the girls were shown having their gloves tied...
They're not quite racists. I'm sure they have a smidgen of diversity within their sales-force ranks. It's hard to describe them as chauvinists since I'm certain that they have a smattering of female executives. And I'm willing to bet that they even have a couple of retailers with crooked noses that are prone to the occasional pimple...
...trivializes the importance of community...It places diversity as an end in itself," he says. "At the same time I can't complain about it, because I love where I live. I have to say that I'm glad that there's randomization...
...Maura M. Pelham '00 remembers when Radcliffe was still an integral part of the university...
...Kelly M. Yamanouchi contributed to the reporting of this article...