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...sleep-away camp for the politically addicted, this mass of cell phones, dirty laundry and self-importance was frustrated. How could the world turn if they were grounded? Paula Zahn reported that her husband couldn't see 41st Street from 42nd. "Let's get a car," she said to Morton Dean and two producers. "Five hours," she muttered. "It's a good thing I like you guys...
...DIED. MORTON GOULD, 82, versatile composer; in Orlando, Florida. A child prodigy--Just Six was composed when he was just six--Gould drew heavily on American themes and music in pieces like Fall River Legend, the Lizzie Borden ballet for Agnes de Mille, and in compositions rooted in idioms as diverse as jazz, folk music and marching bands. He won a Pulitzer for Stringmusic, commissioned by the National Symphony...
...very good sport." NBC executives have refused to comment; Letterman's camp is understandably more pleased. "It's a broad satire on the trade, and I was amused by it," says former top CBS executive Howard Stringer, who wooed Letterman to the network. Letterman's executive producer, Robert Morton, found the movie "fairly accurate," partly because "Letterman came off as a decent man who cared about doing the right thing...
Warren Professor of American Legal History Morton J. Horwitz says the Supreme Court has recently put limits on expert witnesses and the topics on which they may testify...
Harvard Law School will revamp its use of computers in the curriculum within the next five years, according to Warren Professor of American Legal History Morton J. Horwitz...