
An extraordinary week at Macaulay:? Wednesday was the second
OH, THE BUBBLE ROOM!
The Wire, The Wire, The Wire
Strawberry and Chocolate
Rachel Getting Married
Little Dorrit
Pierre Bonnard at the Met
Madame Butterfly (cried for the third time)
Il Trovatore (worse opera plot ever, but great new production at the Met)
Oscars (go SlumDog)
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First Family, David Balducci, audiobook, fun
Loving Frank (audiobook, eh)
Sala’s Gift (I’m always reading that!)
Helldorado by Mark Breakenridge
Johnny Behan, Sacrified Sheriff by Bob
Visiting UT Austin
Plan II Honors College is a 75-year old program, a bit older than Macaulay!? I visited with the founders of the program as well as its current administrators.? Watch out…I am coming back with
MARC DONNER GOOGLES AT MACAULAY
Last night’s Dean’s Dinner was a full house. Marc Donner gave a wonderful talk about the personal and professional decisions that led him to Google. Thanks to him and also to David Bauer, who introduced
Orfeo at the Met
Extraordinary performance by Stephanie Blythe. Was it because of her, the length of the opera (90 minutes!), the ever fascinating story of Orpheus descending to the underworld to save his wife Eurdydice, or Peter Gelb’s
My first blog, 1998
We didn’t call it a blog then, but when my son was hospitalized in 1998, I started a website to keep family and friends up to date. Then I wrote an article in The New
