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...irony of criticizing a book for its journalistic style in a newspaper column does not escape me. I only wish Reichl had studied how other journalists have successfully made the leap from 500 words to 50,000. Frank Rich (“Ghost Light??) and Thomas L. Friedman (“From Beirut to Jerusalem”), who are current columnists for the Times, immediately come to mind...
...don’t think a person with my perspective could just get the ‘green light?? and not care about what happens to others whose opportunities are limited by reasons beyond their control,” she says...
...partner and literary collaborator, Lisa A. Barnett, who attended the University of Massachusetts in Boston. The pair has co-written three fantasy-mystery novels—“Point of Hopes”, “Point of Dreams” and “The Armor of Light??—as well as a short story called “The Carmen Miranda Gambit.” Barnett died this May from breast cancer that spread to her brain. “What a rare and wonderful partnership they had,” Sturgis says...
...school’s permanent chief yesterday.Faculty members expressed broad support for Light, a 64-year-old expert in finance and investment management who has spent more than half his life at the Business School.When University President Lawrence H. Summers informed the school’s faculty of Light??s appointment at a closed-door meeting yesterday afternoon, the professors immediately rose for a standing ovation, according to Professor of Management Practice Arthur I. Segel ’73.“He’s been there a long time and knows the school better than anyone...
Summers said that he had discussed Light??s appointment with Bok, who will take the reins of the University after Summers leaves the presidency at the end of June. Summers did not indicate the extent of Bok’s role in the decision-making process, but he did say that Light and Bok had also spoken before the announcement...