Word: traveled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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After the revisions on the book are finished, Thernstrom says she hopes to travel to Ireland on a fellowship that she won from Harvard. And in the meantime, she will continue work on a novel she started this summer...
Michael Pavloff '88 will travel to France next month to compete in an international amateur French cooking contest after winning the national cook-off in Minneapolis last Monday. The Adams House resident won the award for his "Lapin aux Trois Facons Sensuelles," or Rabbit in Three Sensual Ways, which costs about $125 to make...
...Entrepreneur Donald Fisher, the company relied heavily on the blue-jeans craze in the 1970s, but then added bright-colored, practical sports clothes. In 1983 Fisher made two shrewd moves. He bought Banana Republic, a San Francisco retailer with three stores and a catalog operation that sold trendy travel and safari wear, and he hired a new president, Millard Drexler, the marketing whiz from the Bronx who had turned around the faltering Ann Taylor chain...
...that they are retreating from the goal of punishing South Africa economically for its support of apartheid. For example, the Congress of South African Trade Unions, the country's largest labor federation, has called for even stronger "comprehensive" sanctions that would include a total embargo on trade, investment and travel involving South Africa. COSATU's rethinking on sanctions, however, is less remarkable for that unrealistic idea than for its frank conclusion that the current "selective sanctions" can have "serious negative consequences" for workers. That, after all, is an argument long employed by opponents of such measures...
...Telecommunications Satellite Organization, or Intelsat, which manages the global satellite- communications system, he had an annual salary of about $250,000, with prospects of hefty increases. His executive perquisites included a chauffeur- driven Lincoln Town Car, an annual housing allowance of about $40,000 and free first-class air travel to anywhere in the world. Colino, who graduated from Amherst and Columbia University School of Law, inspired admiration and sometimes envy among his peers. "In many ways," says a former associate, "he was an extraordinary director general...