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expect for a small used book shop that smelled old and seemed to specialize in subversive books. The owner
shortly after Julius and Ethel Rosenberg had been sentenced to death. A Rosenberg relative was accosting people getting off the train
we had a library that was also tiny and somewhat decrepit
The Red Badge of Courage; Moby Dick; and a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court.
especially opera and choral music. As an adolescent I had sung alto in the local synagogue choir and had a fairly good voice. I was ""fairly"" good--but not very good-- at lots of things in addition to singing: athletics
they shake back and forth while standing up. At a certain point in my life
my friends and I decided to form a social athletic club - - a euphemism for a Jewish gang
and we took along one particularly orthodox classmate who insisted on wearing his yamulka during the show. The rest of us had tucked ours into our pockets. Of course we sat in the front row
Yitz’s faith in me led to consider college. My father thought I should go to work and take some classes at night
maudlin nostalgia sets in and he begins to run
as we all did. We called it “Knight House” and our boastful Latin slogan was “semil equis satis”—“once a knight is enough.” Since we were all orthodox Jews
a Harvard education and a Yale degree. (I now have what I think is the best of both worlds
who combined an active constitutional law practice with teaching and writing. Although we could not have been more different in background and bearing—he was a tall
Judge Bazelon came storming out of his office holding a paper and not smiling. I knew that he got advance notice of the bar results and I thought that he was coming to tell me I had flunked. Instead he shouted