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...judging. Her transition from runner-up to friend, girlfriend, wife, mother of his children and eventually business partner happened, she says, "slowly, slowly." Between 1977 and 1994, Cavalli's fashion business had become lackluster. After making a name for himself in the 1970s with miniskirts and maxicoats worn by stars like Brigitte Bardot and Sophia Loren, he found himself overshadowed by Gianni Versace in the 1980s and undone by the minimalist trend of the early 1990s. "I was thinking maybe to stop," says Cavalli, who was born and studied art in Florence. "But then Eva became interested so I started...
...that the shock has worn off--and we've all had a chance to absorb the idea that our trusty old IRAS and 401(k) accounts might be gobbled up by President Bush's radical savings proposals--it's a good time to get prepared by playing "what if." But first, a quick review: Bush wants to shelve dozens of types of tax-deferred accounts, from IRAS and 401(k)s to 529s (for college), and replace them with three much simpler animals...
...many legendary but worn-out bands, breaking up is something that is long overdue. But for some—like the relatively overlooked Washington DC’s Dismemberment Plan that recently announced their impending breakup—one can only hope a reunion comes quickly...
...might is right” American cultural imperialism, Air Force One. After facing problems with the bus slowing to a near-halt on the way down to New York earlier the same day—causing the group to almost miss the rally—tired and worn-out HIPJ members had only the strength to be wearily amused by the Harrison Ford action flick. “A heroic president fighting an evil world single-handedly,” said HIPJ member Abigail S. Miller ’05, “is definitely not the choice [of film...
...Maine and Massachusetts—and John Rogers graduated from Harvard College. Over 300 years later, his direct descendant, Nathaniel F.R. Rogers ’05 has become the most recent in his family’s long line of Harvard attendees. Eleven generations of Rogers descendants have worn crimson, and two of his ancestors served as president of the University: John Rogers (1682-1684) and John Leverett (1662-1724). At 6’2’’ and 155 lbs., Rogers is a lightweight rower with a heavyweight legacy...