Word: goodwin
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Voting was held on April 14, but the results were not announced until Commencement Day. At the same time, Harvard announced five new members, including notables like historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, would join this governing body...
David L. Permut, an attorney with Goodwin, Procter and Hoar who represented the University in the case did not return phone calls seeking comment yesterday...
Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin has become the spokeswoman for a loose confederation of scholars who likewise are appalled at the idea of going ahead with the memorial as designed. "Roosevelt's polio made his special relationship with the American people possible," she said last week. "Not to allow that to be shown would be a fundamental distortion of history, a real loss." The Roosevelt heirs, who at first seemed supportive of a historically cleansed memorial, seem to have tipped the other way, with many favoring a change. The National Organization on Disability has agreed to pick up any extra cost...
Schipper, who worked at the Boston law firm of Goodwin, Proctor and Hoar until his death last October, was a specialist in the areas of probate and estate planning...
That there was still enough left over to fuel a four-day auction seems an important consideration to historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, whose husband Richard was an insider in J.F.K.'s Administration and who herself is friendly with a number of the Kennedys. "There's a sense that all of the Kennedy family homes are so filled with mementos and pictures from the past that you do feel when you set foot in them as if you're drawn backward in time. While that is very interesting historically for people who visit, I've often wondered what it's like...