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The Zamboni machine didn't come out to restore the ice.
The exhibit, which shows off some 112 costumes on three separate floors, is the museum's way of introducing itself. It will be succeeded in the spring by a show of Yves Saint Laurent, then of Christian Dior. There will be space on the fifth floor for permanent exhibition of...
In his address at 1 p.m., he called for national unity to "restore peace and normal functioning of institutions," and said he would work for the good of the people despite "the wave of violence that has spread through the provinces."
"I understand your impatience, your legitimate aspirations to improve your standard of living, but we should remember that disorder and anarchy could only aggravate the situation," he said, adding that he invoked the 30-day state of siege to restore order and protect people and property.
F. Warren MacFarlan, chairman of the subcommittee, said the move will be made in order to restore a "linkage" between certain areas of business that have been missing in the curriculum in the last few years.