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...quickly recognized herself when she read the book in 1971. She and Plath were longtime acquaintances. They both grew up in Wellesley, Mass.; both went on to Smith College, where at different times they even dated the same man. Both were mental patients during the same five months at McLean Hospital near Boston. Anderson's suit was prompted not by the book but by a scene in the movie that was invented by the filmmakers. It shows a suicidal Gilling making advances to Esther Greenwood, the fictional Plath. On the stand, Anderson said she found the seduction attempt "sickening beyond...
Wright has no close associates in the House and prefers tending roses at his home in McLean, Va., to mixing on the cocktail circuit. Says his friend, Lobbyist Craig Raupe: "He's basically a shy man." Shy but, as with many Texas politicians, unabashedly ambitious. At 23 Wright was elected to the Texas state legislature; at 27 he became the youngest mayor in Texas. Ten years ago, Wright scored an upset in the race for House majority leader when, with some astute and quiet politicking, he beat the favorite by a single vote in an election few thought he should...
...Alan Schatzberg, who served as interim psychiatrist-in-chief will continue at McLean as a psychiatrist and co-director of the hospital's Affective Disease Program...
Frazier, a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, will resume teaching, and will serve as chairman of the Harvard Department of Psychiatry at McLean...
Frazier first came to McLean as psychiatrist-in-chief in 1972. Before that he was deputy director of the New York State Psychiatric Institute and professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons...