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Milbank has a fine eye for social comment. Her heart may belong to purists like Madeleine Vionnet or wits like Lagerfeld, but who are the most influential designers? High on her list would be Molyneux, Adrian, Givenchy and Lauren--because of the way they dressed show-biz stars. Molyneux popularized the slinky chic of the '30s with his costumes for Gertrude Lawrence in Private Lives. Adrian, a West Coast designer snubbed by the fashion establishment, camouflaged Joan Crawford's broad shoulders by exaggerating them and produced the dominant look of the '40s. When Jacqueline Kennedy brought elegant dressing...
...danger of becoming caricatures of youselves. Do yourselves and your readers a favor swallow your pride, admit that you screwed up, and give us back Bloom County. Guy Molyneux...
...from those held by the rest of the group. It's unfortunate that she was not content to simply go her own way, but instead chose to make an attack based on guilt-by-association and red-baiting. She has done both organizations a disservice. Tom Canel '83 Guy Molyneux...
...relatively low mark-up, the Coop annually faces a break-even prospect at best in the field. Yet at the same time, students are looking themselves at an increasingly tight financial squeeze, and overall textbook prices are not insignificant, running most Harvard students upwards of $300 a year. Molyneux says flatly the Coop should use profits from other departments--clothes for example--to subsidize textbook prices and even urges a lower rebate if necessary. The Coop's primary purpose, he explains, is low prices on books and supplies for students, and all Coop policies should be subordinated to that goal...
Plainly, it is going to be difficult for Coop members like Molyneux to accomplish some of the changes they would like to see in the cooperative. But that doesn't mean they're not trying. In recent elections a group of students have formed a slate of candidates to run for the Board of Directors on a reform platform. Several members of the "Coop Group," as they call themselves, won spots on the Board in the past two years. These reformers have a long way to go--but at least it's a start...