On Thursday, Dr. Phyllis Tortora, a retired professor of costumes and textiles at Queens College, will discuss"Underwear of Yesteryear," using slides and vintage designs from the Huntington Historical Society's extensive collection to make her points.
The narrow gorge was dubbed Hellgate because it posed a major challenge to loggers of yesteryear who used the river to move their logs to downstream pickup points.
As Krapp plays tapes from yesteryear, he uses the off switch as punctuation, reacting to memories of women with "incomparable" eyes and bosoms.
It does not pay to dwell on our carefree holidays of yesteryear when we used to bundle Sophie, her twin brother and younger siblings into the car and set off for Languedoc in France.
He was intrigued by the idea that the project could reveal something about the New York of yesteryear, "a grittiness that used to be more apparent," he said.
In fact, quite a few gay men these days seem to want to present themselves as the hairy, beer-monster, real-men rugger buggers of yesteryear, the ones who used to chase them down the street.
Even the behavior of the spectators harks back to yesteryear: forbidden to use cell phones, they race during breaks to line up at the phone booths in the hall.
If there's a touchscreen, it's almost certainly a crappy, low-res screen using yesteryear's touch technology.
For men of the 50+ set, Le Labo's haute-refinement of yesteryear's street raw scent (I used patchouli too...) is reason to partake in patchouli all over again.
As is the case with edits, the track pulls from a beat of yesteryear, and co-label head Aaron Dae was nice enough to clue us in on the sample used for the trippy disco-meets-acid number.
