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WGST120
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7 March 1946 - 1970
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(Teaiwa 89)
July 1946 - 1958
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(Teaiwa 87)
including the most powerful bombs ever tested by the U.S. Army (UNESCO “Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test Site”)
1948
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(Niedenthal 28)
1952
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(UNESCO “Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test Site”)
1969
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“There’s virtually no radiation left and we can find no discernible effect on either plant or animal life”
(Niedenthal 32)
June 1975
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Officials stated “Bikini appears to be hotter or questionable as to safety” (Niedenthal 32)
October 1975 - 1985
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(Niedenthal 32-33).
U.S. did not agree to fund a cleanup until 1985 (“Bikini” Encyclopædia Britannica)
1978 - 1996
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(“Bikini” Encyclopædia Britannica)
1991 - 1998
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(“Bikini” Encyclopædia Britannica)
1 August 2010
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UNESCO and World Heritage Committee list Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test Site on its World Heritage List ("World Heritage Committee")
1946
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French designer Jacques Heim debuts the "atome" and Swiss engineer Louis Reard debuts the "bikini" in 1946. Each name alludes to the explosive affect such revealing attire has. French model Michele Bernardini wore the first bikini at a Parisian fashion show (Webber-Hanchett).
1952
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(Peril 182)
1959 - 1969
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Beach volleyball, surfing, and bikinis become icons of adolescence, developing sexuality, and popularity (Peril 182-183)
July 1960 - Aug 1960
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(Webber-Hanchett)
1964 - 2013
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The first SI swimsuit edition featured model Babette March wearing a bikini. Making the cover of swimsuit edition is a now mark of modeling success in the fashion world. (Webber-Hanchett). Busty young model Kate Upton made the cover for 2013, which launched her career into stardom.
22 March 1986 - 2013
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The first MTV's Spring Break was held March 22-26, 1986 in Daytona Beach, Florida. The cable network features suntanned, scantily clad coeds frolicking and partying on the beach and at concerts (Allen).