Lifelong Jams: Surf Line’s Colorful Board Short Icon
The Rochlen family built Original Jams into a Hawaii driven fabric and beachwear brand started by Dave Rochlen in 1964. Colorful, lightweight trunk shorts helped popularize the surfer lifestyle with Life magazine noting the style. Now led by Pua Rochlen, the company maintains a private, beach focused operation.
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Spectralite makeup line and playful ribbon watches debut
Baltimore Sun special notes makeup artist Vincent Longo unveils Spectralite cosmetics with magnetically snap together compacts and refillable palettes priced at 18 dollars. Also highlights TracyPlace ribbon watches by Jenny Bayly offering interchangeable bands. Peyton Place and East Eye sets include 14 color bands plus navy, priced 75 dollars.
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Euro-Americans in early 1800s Kansas explored
River City Chronicles explores Euro-American movements through eastern Kansas from Lewis and Clark surveys in 1803 to the Santa Fe and Oregon Trails opening in the 1820s. Archeologists Randy Thies and Dan Wildcat discuss maps, Virgin soil epidemics, and impacts on native peoples.
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