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...ever since. She and her friends have disrupted Banfield at the University of Toronto and last year shouted him down at the University of Chicago. As a graduate student at Penn, (she went there after getting kicked out of Harvard for harassing Herrnstein), she continually heckled Banfield as an auditor in his undergraduate courses, climaxing her disruptions with the racist award presentation...
Evans studied literature at Andover, Williams (for a brief year), and finally as auditor at the Sorbonne. Some of his heroes were Flaubert. Baudelaire, and James Joyce, and he would have been a writer perhaps if he had not found their precedent paralyzing. His brief attempt at painting was definitively, according to friends, a failure...
...deadline to anyone who asks for it (though the taxpayer must pay his estimated tax liability by April 15). Alexander has further simplified the language of this year's Form 1040, inserted in all notices of audit an announcement that the taxpayer has the right to appeal the auditor's judgment, and published a brochure informing taxpayers of arrangements that they can make to pay off back taxes gradually rather than cough up at once or have their property seized...
...been a highly successful accounting executive: since he took over in 1968, Seidman & Seidman, which specializes in tax matters, has expanded from 14 U.S. offices to 47. Seidman, a jogger and avid antiques collector, is also something of a frustrated politician: he lost a campaign for Michigan auditor general in 1962, headed the Romney for President office in Washington in 1967-68, and withdrew early last year from a race for the congressional seat Ford vacated to become Vice President. Seidman so far has had little to say about his economic views: he describes himself as a conservative but adds...
...Shoving Gorham aside, Sinkavitch rushed back through the cell block's steel door and quickly shut it behind him, sealing in Wilkerson, Gorham, eight hostages and 15 other inmates, none of whom had taken part in the seizure. Among the hostages were four deputy marshals, a Justice Department auditor and his secretary, and two local attorneys (one of whom, John J. Hurley, had previously served as Wilkerson's lawyer). At first, the two convicts vowed that they would not release the hostages until they had been guaranteed air passage to Africa or Venezuela. Later, the pair reduced their...