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1975

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Western Kentucky University

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Ua12/2/1 Fall Fashions, Wku Student Affairs Sep 1975

Ua12/2/1 Fall Fashions, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Archives Records

Special edition of the College Heights Herald regarding fashion.

  • O’Nan, Dennis. Layering It’s More Than Fashion; It’s an Art
  • Wildman, Judy. Eyewear Frames Are Larger, More Dynamic; Designer Creations Increase Fashion Appeal
  • McNally, Karen. Black Styles Are Unique with All-Together Look
  • Williams, Maribeth. Smart Shopping Reduces Costs
  • Cortus, Bill. Bicycle Fashions Go Mod
  • Adams, Anne. Boots and Flats Dominate Fall Styles
  • Hiesterman, Georgia. Simple Fall Patterns Reflect the Big Look
  • Campbell, Jack. Jeans Are All Washed Out
  • Merrill, Bonnie. Paris Is . . . Notre Dame, la Tour Eiffel, Champs-Elysees and a $40 Scarf
  • Mami, Alfina. Versatile Denim Has Free …

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An Application Of The Income Elasticity Concept To The Demand For Housing, Loyce Bagwell May 1975

An Application Of The Income Elasticity Concept To The Demand For Housing, Loyce Bagwell

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

Many studies approach the housing-income relationship by calculating the income elasticity of demand for housing. This study employs this approach in order to (1) test the implications of the permanent income hypothesis by using data which provide both biased and unbiased elasticity coefficients and (2) test the effects which the explanatory variable, family composition, may have on the elasticity coefficients.

The methodology involves regressing the log of housing expenditure on the log of disposable income for seven different family compositions in order to obtain the income elasticity coefficients. This approach is applied to data (cross section 1960-61 BLS consumer surveys) …

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Ua12/2/1 Spring Fashions, Wku Student Affairs Feb 1975

Ua12/2/1 Spring Fashions, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Archives Records

Special edition of the College Heights Herald dedicated to fashion. Includes articles:

  • Madison, Stephanie. Spring Fashions Feature the Loose and Shapeless
  • Swanberg, Michael. Economy Affects Men’s Wear
  • Henderson, Ray & J.O. Brown. Last Year’s Men’s Styles Back for Another Season
  • Styles Vary in Casual Wear
  • Casual Outdoor Styles
  • McCamish, Jelaine. T-Shirts Set the Trend
  • Matteson, Teri. Toe Socks Get Attention with Open-Toed Shoes
  • McCamish, Jelaine. Slipper-Like Shoes Return
  • Davenport, Beverly. Spring Jewelry Promises Something for Everyone
  • Purse Styles Return to ‘40s
  • Davenport, Beverly. Versatile Scarves Brighten Outfits with Color Design
  • Madison, Stephanie. Hemlines Fall Dresses Ae Softer with Fluid Lines

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