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...Bush clan's power, the phrase "looks fine in calendars" is not often said of its members. But LAUREN BUSH, 17, the President's niece, is the cover girl of next year's legendary Pirelli Calendar, a collection of top-shelf babe portraiture that the tiremaker sends to customers and celebrities. "She was selected as a tribute to America after the Sept. 11 attacks," said a Pirelli spokeswoman, because she "epitomizes America and all it stands for." Bush, who has modeled for Tommy Hilfiger, shares 2002 with actresses Mena Suvari (November) and Julia Stiles (December), among others. One catch: this...
...Each shelf has its own color combination and distinct combination and distinct time period. Atherton’s bookshelf, for instance, is filled with the red, brown and yellow covers of 17th and 18th century American literature. Intricate gold and silver etchings decorate the leather binding...
...squad. But this year, lovers of Moet and Michelob previewed the tailgating scene at the championship showdown versus Penn. Though even undergraduate pre-game revelry usually takes on a snootier final club-tinge, there is definitely a generation gap in the tailgating experience. Graduates have their pick of top-shelf alcohol, gourmet spreads, and luxury SUVs while undergrads have to be a little bit more creative. Below is a taste of the Harvard tailgate...
...triptych on hinges, is comprised of three panels: a bookshelf in the museum at the center and the exit doors on the side panels. Facing that piece is “Script.” As if one had been able to open a book on the photographed shelf “Script” displays a close up of an excerpted passage from Dante’s Inferno. The excerpt is from Canto IV in which Virgil leads Dante to a garden-like place that is the home of Virgil and other great thinkers of antiquity...
...accomodate the steady demand for titles related to Sept. 11, many bookstores have set up displays and tables where customers can browse through a range of publications. Both the Harvard Bookstore and Wordsworth have devoted a large shelf and table to books related to the terrorist attacks, and the Coop has smaller shelves, labeled “The World” and “In the News,” filled with books about the issue...