Word: shoes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...awards were given by the Stride Rite Community Service Corporation, a joint program of the Stride Rite Foundation--which is funded by the Stride Rite shoe corporation--and Harvard University...
While most Harvard students claim they shop CVS/pharmacy for its basics only, Adam Peek '98 claims their shoe polish caught his eye. Others frequent the store for food to stock their cupboards. A medium bag of Doritoes sells for $0.99, a package of Chips Ahoy for only $2.19, and, most importantly, your favorite box of animal crackers, string handle and all, for $0.99. For that special treat, all Pepperidge Farm Distinctive Cookies sell for under...
...high heel goes way, way back. Sixteenth-century Turkey witnessed the birth of the stiletto heel's earliest ancestor, the chopine, a wooden clog that could reach stilt height. Later, a more narrowly heeled shoe for women emerged during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. And in the eighteenth century, the French began their fashion influence with lovely decorated leather or silk shoes on high heels set under the arch of the foot...
...tourney 12 times in 20 years, and she won three NCAA titles between 1987 and 1991. Back in '75, she was Pat Head, and she had to drive the team bus. Now, Summitt is so cherished that she earns an annual salary of $118,000, not counting a shoe contract, a car and her own radio show. There was even talk last year that she should take over the Tennessee men's team...
...dominatrixone day and a vertically challenged Cyclops fromNew Zealand the next, all it takes is the click ofthe keys. No one will ever know. By the sametoken, though, that conversation partner whodescribes himself as one hunk of an Olympic lugeracer may not be any more attractive than your oldtennis shoe...