Word: ralph
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Harvard's very own Ralph Waldo Emerson realized the danger of conformity and the value of conflicting ideas. Conformity leads to stagnation and the eventual demise of intellectual life. Harvard has the responsibility of exposing its students to more than just the analytical philosophy that currently monopolizes the podiums of Emerson Hall...
...outfield has been a particular area of overhaul. Freshman Brian Ralph has stepped in admirably in center field after junior Marc Levy went down with an ankle injury early on, starting all 22 of the team's games...
...mantle, with a fitted waist and full skirt. Hermes, which went far beyond its traditional horse-culture clothes, had some midnight-blue beauties. For the truly romantic, Yohji Yamamoto continued his exploration of Victorian dress with very full crinoline coats. All around the designer map, from Dior to Ralph Lauren, the alternative to the redingote was the so-called bathrobe coat-belted, very long and roomy...
Their ranks are sure to grow. As the old guard of Crawford, Evangelista, Turlington and others begins to age, a host of newer faces is ready to supplant them. Among the hottest is Bridget Hall, a 17-year-old Texan who already has a lucrative Ralph Lauren contract. Nearly as omnipresent is the platinum-haired, preternaturally statuesque German model Nadja Auermann, featured on the cover of this month's W. Fashion watchers in New York last week, meanwhile, could hardly miss Irina, a striking 21-year-old Siberian, who appeared on the runway for no fewer than 18 shows...
...leaders, the executive director of the Christian Coalition told a prominent Jewish audience, in a conciliatory speech, that calling the U.S. a "Christian nation" is wrong and that some conservative Christians "have been insensitive" to the ugly historical chapters experienced by the Jewish people. Vowing to fight anti-Semitism, Ralph Reed also said his group was committed to the separation of church and state...