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In the February Esquire Richard Reeves argues that the people who make California prosper are exporters of ideas. "They export ideas of a sort, ideas with a California twist, or twisted California ideas--drinking vodka, est, credit cards, student revolts, political consultants, skateboards. . ." California hot tubbing is that California idea...
John L. Kohl, research associate at the Harvard Observatory and principal scientist for the program, conceived the "ultraviolet-light coronagraph." Edmond M. Reeves, lecturer on Astronomy, is directing its use.
The $280,000 stipend which NASA gave two months ago is the fourth annual grant NASA has provided the program since Reeves and Kohl proposed it in 1975.
Satire's casual contrariness has won him some reluctant admirers. "The most influential columnist in the country," says Esquire National Editor Richard Reeves. "I'm not enamored of his political viewpoint, which is sometimes to the right of Genghis Khan. But, hell, I read him because I have...
The sheer quantity of reporting in Convention reminds one of Henry Fairlie commenting on John Toland's voluminous biography of Hitler. Toland claimed to have talked with new sources, including Hitler's sister. Fairlie said he thought of the time he and friends went to taste what were billed as...