High Class Cho launches for fuller-figured women by Cho and Stander
Comedian Margaret Cho teammates with Ava Stander to launch High Class Cho a clothing line for fuller figured women. The collection inspired by Hollywood icons features nine items with sizes 10 to 16 and reversible pieces priced 45 to 150 dollars. Online sales only for now plans to expand to retail.
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Monroe
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Ekberg
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Designer Stander
Jim Harrison urges writers to follow their own path
Author Jim Harrison, 65, tells writing students at the University of Iowa to do what they want rather than chasing others' approval. He notes the danger of repeating past successes and stresses staying mobile, drawing on decades of outdoor life and work across poetry, novels, screenplays, and memoirs. He plans a reading and discussion at Van Allen Hall, Iowa City, and cites friendships with Don Henley and Mario Batali among others.
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Jim Harrison
University of Iowa
Harrison
Montana
Michigan
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Mario Batali
John Cheever
George Plimpton
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Ted Kooser
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van Allen Hall
Word Court questions about alot alright and awhile
Readers debate usage of alot and alright and awhile with references to dictionaries and spell checkers. The column notes Google News results favoring "a lot" and explains historical origins of bulldozer from bull dose to illustrating language evolution.
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San Francisco
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