thank you fo her and robbie kaplan here together, i watching them come out of the courthouse every day during the trial, you d see them come out and they would wait for one another depending on which one would come out for, as they would hold hands and walk out together, holding each other like a united front. seeing them together, seeing them as an indivisible pair in this together in every possible way, really i felt like i understand more about how e. jean got through this. how they did it. it was eye-opening to me and i m glad that they re both over with it. they absolutely needed each other for this to happen. robbie kaplan needed that client, that client needed that lawyer. i ve seen that kind of lawyer find relationship and that kind of bond that happens in a crusade like this. it s very special. it is a closer, and ultimately better bond then a doctor who saved your life. because a crusade goes on longer, for years and years, and has ups and downs. and to see th
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From ron in everett, washington. Host caller good morning, good afternoon. I was one in which her educational background is, where you went to school. Did you have any historical methodology type that says our writing classes, that everything . Thank you. Guest well, you might be very pleased to know that i finish school and graduated and started graduate school at the university of washington. Isnt he from everett, washington . Which is for a Scoop Jackson and i think. I majored in english education. I wanted to be a schoolteacher and i wanted to go on to graduate school and get graduate degree and eventually teach in college. But i never finished graduate cool. Host why . Guest because i guess work out of the way. I came to washington for the sixweek job and then i was going to go back to new york city. And i thought id work there. And i had hoped id work at the Ford Foundation and continue my graduate work. But i guess i just got so caught up. At the time i worked for senator maccar
2013 at otb 15 p. On cspan cspan 2. My name is care about cash, director of educational and cultural programs for the Smithsonian Associates and im delighted youre here this evening at the smithsonian castle. Sitting in the library, which seems like the Perfect Place for this program. We are here to celebrate and enjoy the art of biography. This evening highlights the first of a new series by harpercollins publishers, titled eminent lives in which a number of distinguished authors will publish biographies of wellknown figures central to history and culture. I want to thank all of you who are members of the Resident Associate Program for your membership and for coming out for programs like this one tonight and for all those who are not numbers of the Resident Associate Program, well hope you will join us. To discuss the art of biography tonight, we are delighted to have christopher hitchens, Francine Prose and Michael Korda as our guest. Her discussion is moderated by mark packer, direc
Editorial page conferences every day, and provided research for the writers. And i thought, this would be a great way to live the rest of your life. It would be like going to school every day. And then i realized that writing articles would be hard to make a living. So i was asked to do a book, my first book, the very first book, the one i thought would make me for ever was an investigative look at the beauty spots in america. There were only 12 at the time. Only 12. This was back in 1978, and i thought this is fascinating. So i would go to every spa, state week and i would write a chapter about what they were really like inside. I thought, this is it. Its it sold 14 copies. My mother my mother bought 14 and that was it. But i remember when i went to one place, it was called the hot springs. I would arrive on sunday and stay for the whole week and put that in the chapter. I arrived, and the woman at the desk said sit down, please. Weve had a problem here. We have some writer coming fro