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...corner her ghost and shake the memory of her until it faints into their already rattling paper bags. The truth is coated in coconut, and chocolate, and pistachio to satisfy the historical sweet tooth. (Her unidentified lover has been said to be Judge Lord, T.W. Higginson, her brother Austin, and her father, Edward Dickinson.) The ghost is unable even to say Boo. Emily Dickinson's grave has been a raucous place compared to the privacy of her Amherst room...
Emily's parental configuration drove her to a mild homosexuality, hence her passionate school girl's correspondence, which Dr. Cody suggests could have been resolved by her implication in her brother Austin's courtship of her girlfriend, Sue Gilbert. Emily sought Sue and Austin homosexually and heterosexually respectively; this impossible sexual projection could have been worked out to Emily's benefit if Sue could have answered Emily's maternal needs and Austin her paternal needs. But the couple, frightened and confused by their role, withdrew from her. Unable to bear the consummation of their marriage in 1856, Emily...
...Vern Countryman Jerome P. Facher Richard H. Field William B. Gould Charles M. Haar Livingston Hall David R. Herwitz Phillip B. Heymann Morton J. Horwitz Benjamin Kaplan Lance Liebman Louis Loss Karen S. Metzger Frank I. Michelman Arthur R. Miller Charles R. Nesson Albert M. Sacks Frank E.A. Sander Austin W. Scott Henry J. Steiner John P. Sullivan Stanley S. Surrey Donald T. Trautman Laurence H. Tribe Donald F. Turner James Vorenberg Robert B. Washington, Jr. Lloyd L. Weinreb David Westfall Ralph U. Whitten
...year, in Johnson's first congressional campaign, Connally stuffed envelopes. By 1941, he was a key worker in Johnson's unsuccessful bid for the Senate. When war came, Connally served as a naval officer, earning nine battle stars. After the war, he worked for a time for Johnson's Austin radio station, KTBC. Eventually, he borrowed $25,000 and opened a second Austin station, KVET, which he later sold. Connally was chief strategist for Johnson's 1948 Senate race...
...Austin made clear however that the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life will make the final decision on House affiliation...