Tony Goldman, an eye for an investor to identify areas of rejuvenation spoiled first brought to life in Manhattan SoHo in 1970 and South Beach in...
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Author & Feminist Eva Figes Dies at 80
Eva Figes, a refugee from Nazi Germany who became an acclaimed writer and critic best known memoirs by treaty influential feminist "patriarchal attitudes,"...
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Psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Szasz dies at 92
Dr. Thomas Szasz, a psychiatrist at New York Don Quixote-like attacks on the psychiatric profession in 1960 and 1970, led him to a position of prominence...
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Snowboard pioneer Tom Sims dies at 61
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Tom Sims, a new skate and snowboard pioneer and former world champion who helped snowboarding to the masses that push the ski resorts to embrace the...
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Professor Gabriel Vahanian Dies at 85
Written By Unknown on Saturday, 8 September 2012 | 22:40
Gabriel Vahanian, theologian, social criticism, 1961, "The Death of God: The culture of our post-Christian," gave a name to a movement apparently...
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UCLA historian Alexander Saxton Dies at 93
When Alexander Saxton left Harvard in 1939, his academic advisor invites you to consult a psychiatrist. His parents were shocked. But Saxton desire...
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Jovial British Entertainer Max Bygraves Dies at 89
Max Bygraves, the setciències humor, charm and myriad interpretations Cockney easy listening hits made him a British show business institution, died...
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