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Naomi Levine.
Naomi was Senior Vice President for External Affairs at New York University, and I was a young rabbi hoping to serve as executive director of the Edgar M. Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life at NYU. Most thought I lacked adequate experience for such an important position, representing America’s leading Jewish philanthropist and a university very much on the rise.
After five minutes of rapid-fire questions, more challenging as they progressed, she offered me the job. “If I catch you sitting at your desk I’ll fire you. I want you out on campus and being there for students. I’ll raise the money.” Then, with a wink, she said, “Now we just need to form a search committee so a bunch of professors can think they make the decisions around here.”
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Dr. James Heaps, a former UCLA obstetrician-gynecologist, appears for a hearing June 26, 2019, in the Airport Branch Courthouse in Los Angeles. He has been accused of sexually battering patients. (Al Seib/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
Lawmaker urges UC regents to reject $73M settlement in case of UCLA gynecologist
LOS ANGELES A state lawmaker who wrote the law allowing accusers of a UCLA gynecologist more time to sue is advising University of California regents to reject a proposed $73 million class-action settlement, saying it will curtail many of the alleged victims’ rights.
The proposed settlement was reached last month by attorneys for the UC system and lawyers for seven women who said they were sexually battered by Dr. James Heaps while they were patients at UCLA.