Word: maria
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...biggest coup, however, is attributed to Maria L. Kivisild '69, the first woman elected Undergraduate Association President (UAP) and the first to sit as an officer on M.I.T.'s governing body, the Executive Council...
Adults Only? In Dallas, Viva Maria, a Brigitte Bardot-Jeanne Moreau movie, was barred to children. City Attorney N. Alex Bickley conceded that Viva was a "marginal case." But though he might have preferred a clearer example, he argued that it was rightly banned because of a few scenes that might suggest to juveniles that sexual promiscuity was desirable or commonly accepted...
...BETTY BAUER Santa Maria, Calif...
...first court painter, he was called on by his sovereign, King Charles IV, to immortalize the royal family. The shimmering panorama that Goya created has been called his supreme tour de force. With devastating candor, he laid bare the indolence of the King, the shallow depravity of Queen Maria Luisa (whose intrigues on behalf of her lover Godoy had reduced the Bourbon court to its final debility), and the self-centered vacuity of their relations. In imitation of Velasquez' 1656 portrayal of the royal maids of honor, Las Meninas, Goya painted himself into the picture as a prim, critical...
...gold-braided lapels and epaulets? And that's just what Actress Brigitte Bardot, 33, stepped into for a show folk get-together at the Elysee Palace. Le General was smitten. "We are enchanted to see you-enchanted is the word," saluted France's President. "I liked Viva Maria very much." "But you saw it?" ventured a flustered BB. "Yes, on television," replied BB's newest home-screen...