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...great honor and a privilege to be selected to join this auspicious organization of scholars," said Samuel J. Rascoff '96, who is a Crimson editor. "I'm flattered in the best sense of the word...
Other men selected to the Alpha chapter were Samuel M. Brown, Sumit K. Daftuar, Edward J. Han, Paul Li, Frank A. Pasquale, Andrea G. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, Zachary S. Taylor, Ramin Toloui-Tehrani, Felix T. Wu, Yong Yeow Y.Yeoh and Jake S. Yeston...
...Samuel J. Rascoff's column appears on alternate Fridays...
...world that they'll have great children. I also know that the reality is that 50% of all marriages in America end in divorce. So, we'll all wait and see." This happens all the time in show business--when Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer was formed in 1924, Samuel Goldwyn had already been forced out of the company. At DreamWorks, Katzenberg is a man with a mission; the other two are in it for the fun, which could wear thin quickly. Spielberg's plans to move to New York City may be on hold. But even in California...
Douglas' dense, rat-a-tat-tat narrative is full of surprises. Few readers probably know that Samuel Goldwyn once offered Freud $100,000 to write a "love story" for his movie studio. Sometimes Douglas gets her details wrong. Gertrude Stein's famous tautology ("Rose is a rose is a rose"), for example, does not begin with "A," as the book quotes it. But these are minor flaws in an erudite portrait of a dazzling decade and metropolis, both of which had a sense "of having been a specially privileged and charged site of American experience.'' We shall not see their...