Alan
LTC Alan C. Black, (U.S. Army Retired), 75 of Lancaster, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 22, 2023 at Lancaster General Hospital. Born Saturday, November 29, 1947 in Lancaster, he was the son of Merle E. and Louise (Baugher) Black. He was married 32 years to Linda E. Widmaier. Alan was a graduate of Elizabethtown […]
In this episode of the McKinsey Global Institute’s Forward Thinking podcast, Janet Bush talks with Alan M. Taylor. Taylor is C. Bryan Cameron Chair in International Economics and distinguished professor of economics and finance at the University of California, Davis. He’s also a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research in the United […]
Alan Cumming is coming clean on returning a British Honour he held since 2009. On the eve of his birthday on Friday, January 27, Scottish actor Alan Cumming announced that he returned his Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire honor. Speaking with People, on January 29, Cumming noted that the reaction […]
JERUSALEM, Dec 9 (Reuters) – A U.S. legal scholar who has advised several Israeli leaders opposes judicial reforms sought by members of Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu’s incoming hard-right government, warning the country’s democratic credentials could suffer. A focus of the proposed overhaul is the Israeli Supreme Court, whose independence from the fractious Knesset parliament and […]
I’m fully convinced at this point in my life that everything was just better in the ’90s. I’m talking about sports, music, clothing (back when trucker hats and jorts were socially acceptable at all times), and hell, even the commercials. Every now and then I’ll find myself scrolling through some of these commercials of country […]
Alan J. Hruska, a corporate litigator who had a second, wide-ranging career as a founder of the independent publishing house Soho Press, which invests in serious fiction by unsung authors; as a novelist; and as a writer, director and producer of plays and films, died on March 29 at his home in Manhattan. He was […]
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