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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1976
Page
11
April 22 1878 column covers dress norms in London for May or September trips. Discusses pants acceptance, darker English palettes, long evening dresses, and mini trends shifting to skirts below the knee. Mentions Mary Quant and London fashion mixing American style with local taste.
The note advises that classic tailored American sportswear skirts should sit at the top of the calf while younger ethnic styles favor midcalf or bottom calf. Straight skirts look best above knee height and gathering or flowing skirts may be longer. Europeans, especially in big cities, wear skirts and dresses longer than Americans.
Three Cornell seniors present senior recitals at King chapel 7 30 p m Thursday Friday and Saturday Percussionist Robert Bader of New York City appears Friday He studies with Steven Schick and performs Bach trio sonata transcribed for xylorimba and piano plus improvisations and jazz numbers Soprano Wendy Gartner of Princeton New Jersey sings two song cycles on Saturday Then Karen Mooney of Bettendorf a music education major sings Sunday with works by Purcell Brahms and Faure and a self composed cycle The Road to Anywhere A reception follows at Roadhouse women s dormitory and in McCague hall Towering Chapel
The Veterans Administration says the deadline for married woman veterans to claim retroactive GLI benefits is under three months away. Women who studied under the GI bill from June 1, 1966, to Oct. 24, 1972, may receive about $40 monthly per month of training. Eligible veterans must contact a VA regional office before July 1 and prove marriage during training to receive the retroactive sum. Letters with a form were mailed to 78,000 women veterans in February.
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