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BOOK
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Women, Men & Money (Random House, hardcover, paperback, 1998).
A book ahead of its time, whose time has come.
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OP-ED / COMMENTARY
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Once Upon a Time, In America (California Lawyer, March 2003).
“Does the future of civilization hinge on America? Yes, says San Francisco State philosophy professor Jacob Needleman, but not because we export the quickest microchips, own the most capital, or build the smartest bombs…”
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Unchain Those College Ballplayers (Los Angeles Times, January 15, 2002).
“In the rush to declare a national holiday because there’s a new million-dollar coach who’s not a white male, people overlook the conditions under which young players produce the product of college football…”
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Comparative Negligence (Priorities Magazine, May 2000).
“Search for the trend, event or icon that captures the essence of the rather unusual economy we’re having, and you quickly find yourself hip deep in worthy nominees. One set of candidates for what you could call the Gomez Addams Prize in Economics is…”
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Women Don’t Need to Jump (San Francisco Chronicle, July 31, 1998).
“My daughter Amanda and I watched our first Women’s National Basketball Association game on television recently, Houston versus New York. For those wondering whether women pros have achieved equality with their counterparts in the men’s league, I have news: the answer is no, and I hope it is ever thus…”
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ESTATE KING
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Mizuno Man (April 2011).
"Perhaps you are old enough to remember the days when the United States had real estate markets. Perhaps you recall the times and locations where property was appreciating so fast you could day trade it. Things have been different for a while..."
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Estate Tax Roulette (April 2011).
"After striking more poses than a Brazilian supermodel in a Monte Carlo casino, Congress passed new estate tax laws for this year. How do the new laws affect you? That depends..."
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Pay Heed to the Tin Can Rule (San Francisco Chronicle, January 19, 2003).
“‘Twas the night before the meeting at which the Snowdens would receive offers to buy their house, and all through dinner they wondered how many offers soon would be there…”
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