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...chummy with Reagan; his continued advocacy of higher taxes irritates Reagan, and Will says he gets invited to the White House "not that much" any more. Given television's need for quick judgments, Will saves his more closely reasoned or idiosyncratic views for his Washington Post and Newsweek columns. But will he end up George Will or George F. Will...
...many places, and relatives who are now in the West recognized at least one segment as being more than a year old. In one brief sequence, however, a strikingly thin and exhausted-looking Sakharov is seen eating some food at a table on which a July 16 copy of Newsweek has been conspicuously placed. The videotape proved one thing: Sakharov had interrupted, though perhaps not ended, his hunger strike as early as six weeks ago. Still, worldwide concern for him and his wife is scarcely likely to subside. Said Sakharov last May in an appeal to world opinion: "Her death...
Kaplan, who will be spending the year at the Law School, garnered national attention late last year, when the Newsweek on Campus magazine put his course. "The Criminal Law and the Criminal System," on a list of 11 top "guts" offered around the country...
...course's popularity was one of the features that apparently attracted Newsweek on Campus to Kaplan The magazine wrote. "Lectures are broadcast over the campus radio station KZSU, and it's not unusual to find students listening to the lectures on portable radios while sunning themselves on the grassy slopes above the DeGuerre Pool...
...great things about being a lawyer is that if you get pissed off, you can do something about it," he added, saying that he wanted to teach the magazine, a subsidiary of Newsweek, a lesson...