In 1978 New Jersey Monthly reporter Steven Levy famously found this man's brain
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I Found Einstein's Brain  StevenLevy.com  A true story. It was 1978, and I was working for a regional magazine called New Jersey Monthly. It was located in Princeton. My editor told me to go find...
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The Search for Einstein's Brain - New Jersey Monthly  New Jersey Monthly August 1978; etching of Albert Einstein by Charles Wells, courtesy of Dr. George O. Isaacson ... The author, Steven Levy, was senior editor at the time. ... their friends, and the hospital officials worked in concert to deny the reporters then ... Einstein's brain was examined and found to be extraordinary.
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Yes, I Found Einstein's Brain - Backchannel  Apr 17, 2015 ... Go to the profile of Steven Levy ... tells reporters how he performed the autopsy on Albert Einstein. Yes, I Found Einstein's Brain. It is 60 years since our most famous scientist's death, an event now associated ... It was the late spring of 1978. I was working for a regional magazine called New Jersey Monthly,...
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Searching for genius: The strange and wonderful story of Einstein's ...  Apr 18, 2015 ... Theft, imprisonment, and road trips: Einstein's brain had a strange afterlife. ... not speak German, so the famous physicist's final words were lost for eternity. ... 1978, when a young reporter at New Jersey Monthly called Steven Levy ... photographed the 2.64lb brain after Einstein's autopsy, and found that its...
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The strange afterlife of Einstein's brain - BBC News - BBC.com  Apr 18, 2015 ... Then, in 1978 a young reporter, Steven Levy, was dispatched by his editor to ... In Levy's article, published in the New Jersey Monthly, he described the ... He found that the number of neurons was equivalent to brains in a control ... a bitter spat about the body of a famously mild-mannered man, Falk and her...
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Paul Simon Looks at the Way Things Might Have Been - Rolling Stone  Oct 30, 1980 ... He is clearly concerned about the fate of One-Trick Pony  which he wrote, scored and stars in, and which his .... (he's East Coast, Jewish and intellectual) that the source is no longer .... But the production of One-Trick Pony revolved around Simon, as screenwriter and author of the score, because his...
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Semi-Daily Journal: February 2003 Archives - Brad DeLong's Website  Feb 28, 2003 ... These deficits have placed a substantial burden on and slowed the .... Professor Camerer says looking inside the brain's "black box" is like looking inside a company. .... The story ends with the ritualized killing of the former wife of one of the ..... (Ronald Reagan might have been able to get up to speed--but I...
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Comedy's Curmudgeon - tribunedigital-orlandosentinel  Jul 6, 1997 ... In the introduction to his new book, Brain Droppings, George Carlin tells us how ... So Carlin, a man who has made good money making us laugh while ranting ... ''But when you live with someone for 36 years and they supported your ... The 60-year-old comic spoke in a Philadelphia hotel one day recently,...
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President Martyr - WSJ  Jun 18, 2012 ... The rise of single-interest politics and independent legislators has made it more ... do it and who can govern America," wrote James Reston, another Times columnist, in June 1980. ... 13, 1980, Washington Post story, whose author, Walter Shapiro, has since ascended to Yahoo! .... Life Imitates 'Star Trek'.
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Jeopary Questions page 1833 - SCIENCE - TriviaBistro.com  POT LUCK: He was on the cover of the February 11, 1957 Time magazine with the headline "Brains v. Dollars on T.V."  LITERARY PAIRS: 1598: "...and Leander...
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J! Archive - Show #777, aired 1988-01-12  The "History of New York... by Diedrich Kickerbocker" was actually written by him. $200, 19. USA Today says a dolphin, hearing 2 heartbeats with its sonar, can...
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After the Tears - People  Dec 7, 1998 ... Michael J. Fox simply could not get out of the limousine. He and actress wife Tracy Pollan had just pulled up to the Beverly Hilton for ... Online  Magazine ... Fox, it turns out, has been battling Parkinson's disease for seven years. ... accuracy of diagnosis and patients going to neurologists earlier, says Fox's...
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The Daily Journal from Franklin, Indiana  Page 5 - Newspapers.com  May 14, 1998 ... Or when Jerry forgets his date's name remembering only that it rhymes with a female body part. "Most everybody watches it, so it's a real...
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The Fully Immersive Mind of Oliver Sacks | WIRED  Aug 31, 2015 ... And he rethought neurology---and his memory---from the inside out. ... Skip to: Start of Article. ... The buckets of water that the inhabitants of the house at 37 Mapesbury ... His first best-seller, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat .... voice of his booksprecise, probing, and epigrammaticsoftened by the...
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jeopardy/210_Qs.txt at master  jedoublen/jeopardy  GitHub  TV HISTORY | In 1951 viewers found this Tennessee senator's organized crime hearings quite arresting | Estes Kefauver. right: Steve. Wrong: Value: $1000.
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The 1973 one of these from Berkley High contains photos of Steven ...  Jul 8, 2016 ... video icon  One day he woke up to find his 1973 book Awakenings on the bestseller list # Quiz # Question. 0:29. FirstAmVideo. No views...
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joe_clark_updates2 - OoCities  Former high school principal Joe Clark, whose bat-wielding cleanup of a New Jersey ... Published on May 29, 1989, Press of Atlantic City, The (NJ) ... the Reagan administration by roaming the school halls with a baseball bat and bullhorn.
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Clark, Senn - Sixties Shocker - Scribd  For my long-suffering wife and children, The book is nally over, Daddy's back (at ... Ted Okuda for providing his insightful and amusing assessment of the obscure ... approach may have dominated NOLD, but the story and characterization and ... I'm anxious to gain insight from their conclusions about a decade that gave us...
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A Listing of and Selection from Newspaper and Magazine ... - JStor  Pittsburgh CHRONICLE TELEGRAPH, 29 Dec 1884, p. 1. Coherent and cogent ...... SLC has much to say on politics and gives details of his visit to the. Jameson...
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The Lottery Letters - The New Yorker  Jun 25, 2013 ... Shirley Jackson's short story led to the most mail the magazine had ever ... story The Lottery was first published, in the June 26, 1948, issue of this ... New Jersey, with her husband, a chemical engineer who worked on the...
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'Live From New York!' and 'Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead' Explore ...  Jul 7, 2015 ... In the 1970s, Saturday Night Live and National Lampoon helped ... One is, of course, SNL, which considered its approach to comedy revolutionary when it began in ... sharp political satire, the magazine reached its apex in the mid-'70s, ... Chevy Chase, head writer Michael O'Donoghue, and eventually Bill...