Word: trademarks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Captain Bob Ferry was also deadly--fourth in the nation--from the foul line, but this year he'll need to find the touch from the floor that was his trademark his first two years here...
When Socialite Lilly Pulitzer started selling flower-splattered print dresses in a Palm Beach, Fla., shop in 1962, her designs quickly caught the fancy of wealthy matrons from Bel Air, Calif., to Bar Harbor, Me. Pulitzer's trademark pink-and-green styles became the epitome of preppiedom and led to the opening of 33 boutiques across the country. But after nearly two decades of cachet, Pulitzer has fallen out of style and into the red. Last week her company, which had sales of more than $10 million a year in its heyday, filed for bankruptcy in order to receive...
Will Barnet is best known for his prints; his bold use of primary colors and flattened perspective, along with the enigmatic presence of women and cats, has become a trademark. The public knows far less about Barnet's painting, and with good reason; a substantial number of his works over the past 50 years reside in private collections. Luckily, some of these patrons have agreed to share their wealth. Will Barnet by Robert Doty (Abrams; 168 pages; $45) reproduces 91 oils and sketches (48 in color), many for the first time. The result, arranged chronologically, is a fascinating portrait...
Climaco had been a constant critic of the government's human rights abuses. When the President proclaimed martial law in 1972, he vowed not to cut his hair until "peace and democracy are restored," and his long white locks became his trademark. Marcos condemned the murder and ordered an investigation by the acting armed forces Chief of Staff Lieut. General Fidel Ramos. That did not appease the opposition. Said former Senator Salvador Laurel: "One by one our leaders are being killed or eliminated...
...attributes this year's improved record to better play coupled with the undaunted work ethic in the face of adversity that is fast becoming Yale's trademark. "We've had more success because of the fact that we never give up," he adds...