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...GOSSIP OF THE WEEK: David B. Stevens ’03 doesn’t find the concept of “non-gossip” amusing. “I don’t know, that stuff just isn’t funny,” offered Stevens in the way of analysis…Karen I. Ochoa ’05 likes “The Sopranos.” “It’s so good!” she remarks…Jamie C. Rogers ’04 hates shopping period...
...lobby of the U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center in Natick, Mass., a mannequin models timeless military fashion: black beret, battle-dress uniform and lace-up boots. But elsewhere within the 50-year-old cinder-block buildings, plans are afoot to clothe the future warrior--and perhaps us--in the stuff of science fiction...
...have the same stores with the same window dressing," complained designer Paul Smith at an industry gathering late last year. That's why one of the hottest stores, Colette, in Paris, is a reseller, not a brand-name designer boutique. Colette is a store as editor, picking the hottest stuff from the hottest new designers and presenting it in a techno-style space. Given the brisk traffic in the store, it's no wonder the designer chose brushed aluminum and chrome for just about everything...
...creative exhaustion. "Other shows eventually descend into a kind of soap opera," says Dragnet executive producer Walon Green. "Dick's shows are really cleverly disguised anthologies." As Dragnet star Ed O'Neill notes, this means Wolf's actors don't get Emmy-clip dramatic scenes. "That 'My kitten died' stuff," he says, "that's just not going to happen...
...basketball hasn’t won at Princeton since 1989. The Crimson hasn’t won at Penn since 1991. In the last 44 years, the Killer P’s have a 379-31 record against the rest of the Ivy League. Their buildings have become the stuff of legend, the Palestra in particular. The most historic and acoustically insufferable gym in the Ancient Eight, the Palestra practically spills its fans onto the court, where they can scream at a guy like Sam Winter from three inches away as he inbounds the ball. The sixth-man clich?...