Men's Wear Designer Got Slow Start
NEW YORK (UPI) Dick Brown rose from poverty at 30 in Detroit to become a leading men’s wear designer. A Navy veteran, he worked varied jobs before entering design, eventually joining Robert Lewis Sportswear and shaping rugged, coordinated spring sportswear with lightweight jackets, matching separates, and practical pockets. He favors broad shoulders, narrow hips, and versatile two‑piece outfits designed to mix and match for day and evening wear.
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Feminist Gloria Steinem calls for humanist revolution at Simmons
Gloria Steinem urged a humanist revolution to end divides between men and women at Simmons College Boston. She called for humanized work patterns and acceptance of alternative lifestyles, aiming to individualize roles rather than erase differences.
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Dyslexia Triumphs: Michael Clarke Defeats Disorder
Louise Clarke recounts her son Michael’s long battle with developmental dyslexia, detailing his rise to Harvard PhD and medical research while describing the condition’s hereditary nature and the need for informed, state by state resources for dyslexic children and their families.
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Insoluble Salt Deposits Cause Bathtub Ring
Ordinary soaps with tap water and hard water mix with dirt to form soluble calcium and magnesium salts that deposit on skin and surfaces. Using a liquid detergent with rich emollients helps replace moisture lost during washing and prevents the ring.
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