Word: woodworker
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...tournament was set up by Robert Mendelsohn '73, who is also a leading contender for the title. "My reason for starting the tournament was a social one," he said. "We wanted to dig the Adams House ping-pong players out of the woodwork. But the competitive element is certainly there...
Rouge on venerable cheeks? Chrome instead of hallowed woodwork? We think not. To us, the changes are functional as well as aesthetic. They keep the looks of TIME current with its spirit, which was never antique...
...systems. They receive most of Sloan's simple and finely-crafted sarcasm. In one incident, Sloan accompanies a congressman newly arrived in Vietnam and compares the man's admiration of the military equipment with the attitude of small town tourists who are impressed with the furniture, rugs, and woodwork of a New York hotel...
What was formerly a knitting factory is now a "Liberated Women's Center"; for the past five years the building housed a machinery work-shop and classrooms for the Graduate School of Design. The workshop contains metal and woodwork machinery, models, display and testing materials for students at both the Carpenter Center and the Graduate School of Design...
...synagogue stands in the center of Carpentras. its austere stone exterior relieved only by a plaque bearing a laconic message: THIS HOUSE OF PRAYER, BUILT IN 1367, WAS RECONSTRUCTED FROM 1741 TO 1743. Inside, all is ornate -fine old chandeliers, green woodwork, delicately forged iron. The Louis XV décor in a synagogue seems as out of place as the large cross formed by the windows. The window arrangement, however, is entirely appropriate: for the synagogue of Carpentras, near Avignon, is a relic of a strange medieval relationship between the papacy and a Jewish community...