Word: shirts
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Harvard career can be summed up by the contents of my T-shirt drawer. At some time, every student here of every fashion taste will wear a T-shirt. This most pedestrian of clothing plays a pivotal role in the healthy functioning of the University...
...remember the first shirt I acquired in college. The black ink on white fabric design that commemorated a week of sweating and cutting weeds in an overgrown lot in Roxbury gave an auspicious start to my collection...
Wall Street, of course, is far less sentimental about historic New England factories. "Wachner's decision to get out of the men's shirt business was smart and inevitable," says Faye Landes, a clothing analyst at Smith Barney. The news was hailed as continuing evidence of Wachner's devotion to the bottom line and her goal of transforming Warnaco into what she has called the "Coca-Cola of the bra business...
Perhaps she does, but Miss Linda also cares deeply about the stockholders, among whom she, individually, is the largest. On May 6, Wachner stunned the Hathaway workers by announcing that she plans to get Warnaco out of the men's shirt business and close or sell Hathaway...
...employees and a pledge of support for the work force from Hillary Clinton, she completed a plan to keep the plant open while a group of local investors led by two-time Republican Governor John McKernan Jr. scrambles for financing to buy the place. Given the state of the shirt industry, however, Hathaway may be doomed...