Word: glassman
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...cocaine, dependence quickly follows. Tobacco only seems safer because it is not immediately dangerous. Nicotine is not likely, for example, to fatally overstimulate a healthy heart, cause disorienting hallucinations or pack anywhere near the same euphoric punch as many other drugs. "People die with crack immediately," explains Alexander Glassman, a psychopharmacologist at the New York State Psychiatric Institute in Manhattan. "With cigarettes the problems occur 20 years down the line. Nobody lights up their first cigarette and dies...
Because of this, "B-Schoolers tend to hang out together," says David Glassman...
...School students work almost as hard at creating a social life. Sections sponsor restaurant dinners, skating parties, trips to the symphony, beer bashes, and visits from comedy troupes to complement the black-tie dinners that other organizations hold, says Glassman, who serves on his section's five-man social committee...
MARRIED. Victoria Principal, 35, doe-eyed, taut-bodied TV actress who plays Dallas' goody-goody Pam Ewing; and Harry Glassman, 42, plastic surgeon to the rich and sagging of Beverly Hills; both for the second time; in, of course, Dallas. The wedding was small and private, but the show's cast was invited to a celebration brunch the following...
...principal architect of this success is the magazine's publisher, James Glassman, 37. Last week Peretz's friend Mortimer Zuckerman lured Glassman away, with Peretz's permission, to become a top executive at U.S. News & World Report (circ. 2.1 million). Zuckerman takes over as owner of the newsweekly next month. Editor Hertzberg has also served notice that he is interested in eventually exploring other careers. But Peretz asserts that the magazine will readily attract able executives. Says Peretz: "The one sure thing at this unpredictable magazine is that we will go on being unpredictable...