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...Cahns moved to Washington, D.C., where they raised two sons, Reuben and Jonathan. By 1971, as co-deans of the Antioch School of Law, the high profile couple had received so many death threats that they needed bodyguards. The boys' mixed ancestry caused near riots at their public school. One principal said they "brought a dark force to the school" and called for their expulsion...
...will not overlook her past. Says Professor Daniel Polsby: "This woman set a bomb off in the U.S. Capitol, for heaven's sake! And then she says, 'Ha, ha, I'm not sorry.' This is a school of law, not a dental school!" Counters Dohrn's former attorney Don Reuben: "She picked herself up from her past and has done socially good work for years now. What do they want her to do? Do they want a public flogging...
...festival's appeal stretched beyond Cambridge. Desmond McAuley, 34, is an architect from Wayland who used to work in the Square. He and his dog, Reuben, came to town for the day. "It was just something to do," McAuley said, "That, and it was Reuben's public debut...
Wisse, who contributes regularly to the Canadian Jewish News and has been a frequent contributor to Commentary magazine, is a "very, very" outspoken conservative in American and Israeli politics, said Rabbi Reuben Poupko of Montreal's Beth Israel Beth Aaron congregation...
...TRAVELING for you, crime writers do your murdering for % you, and food writers eat lavishly at absurd expense so that you need not bother. Such a deal -- but hark! Novelist Haughton Murphy does all this and is funny in the bargain. His hero is an elderly, retired lawyer named Reuben Frost, who keeps getting into other people's trouble. In this seventh outing in the series, A VERY VENETIAN MURDER (Simon & Schuster; $19), Frost and his wife Cynthia are taking their ease in Venice when someone murders an American dress designer. The soft-boiled detective is 77, and when danger...