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...maps, and the whereabouts of the remaining five remains a mystery. But Harvard is certain that Smiley looked at the books containing the five unaccounted-for maps, Brainard said. The eight maps Smiley has admitted to stealing are expected to be returned to the University around the time of Smiley??s sentencing in September. But because Harvard’s missing maps overlap with those of other institutions, fewer than eight maps will be returned if some of the recovered copies are found to belong to other libraries instead. The Connecticut U.S. Attorney’s office, which...
...according to Brainard. Connecticut U.S. Attorney Kevin O’Connor, whose office is prosecuting the case against Smiley, said he has no reason to believe that Smiley stole more maps than the 97 that are listed in his plea agreement. O’Connor added that Smiley??s plea agreement does not prevent the Justice Department from prosecuting Smiley in the future, should they learn of other thefts he committed. HCL will not release information on the five as yet unaccounted-for maps until it receives the Smiley maps after he is sentenced mid-September, Braindard said...
...Haven last month arrested Smiley, a resident of the Martha’s Vineyard town of Chilmark, after he allegedly dropped a razor blade on the floor of Yale’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library. The police later found seven maps, worth $900,000, in Smiley??s possession. The British Library in London, the Newberry Library in Chicago, and the Boston Public Library have also reported missing materials...
Alan Rudolph’s adaptation of Jane Smiley??s novella “The Age of Grief,” features projectile vomiting on the scale of Spirited Away but manages to make it charming. Three young girls, sickeningly cute even with the flu, steal the show from their parents, dentists and partners-in-practice David (Campbell Scott) and Dana Hurst (Hope Davis). The blond babes are also the only thing rooting David to the roost—he thinks he has witnessed his wife stealing a kiss backstage at her debut singing Verdi as an amateur...
Alan Rudolph’s adaptation of Jane Smiley??s novella “The Age of Grief,” features projectile vomiting on the scale of Spirited Away but manages to make it charming. Three young girls, sickeningly cute even with the flu, steal the show from their parents, dentists and partners-in-practice David (Campbell Scott) and Dana Hurst (Hope Davis). The blond babes are also the only thing rooting David to the roost—he thinks he has witnessed his wife stealing a kiss backstage at her debut singing Verdi as an amateur...