Word: transatlanticism
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With far fewer Americans to shuttle across the Atlantic, several major airlines will be stung by the shift in travel plans. The likeliest victims are financially struggling Pan Am and TWA, which depend on transatlantic routes for much of their revenue. Eastern Airlines has put on hold the start-up...
To boost travel, the transatlantic carriers have cut fares dramatically. Last week British Airways chopped its lowest New York City-to-London round-trip fare from $599 to $458. TWA, Pan Am and other international carriers have matched the offer.
The second was its tenacious originality. O'Keeffe was as thoroughly American as Joan Miro -- whose clarity and depth of space her work sometimes distantly recalled -- was Catalan; her paintings remind those sated with cross-cultural quotation that major art is more apt to spring from deep allegiances to specific...
Mitterrand's own Socialist Party did not conceal its consternation over Jaruzelski's visit. After the President departed for the Caribbean island of Martinique, Premier Laurent Fabius caused an outcry by publicly taking issue with the President over Jaruzelski's visit, admitting that he was "personally troubled" by it. Mitterrand...
Neither Bok nor Queensie would comment on Diana's plans. But a source close to the royal family told The Crimson in an expensive but exclusive transatlantic phone interview that Diana would likely make the trip to Cambridge with her husband.