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The Art of Performance
Short Stein. Bartlett's Bowman. Ayn Randian Wal-Mart. Howie as Deano. Plus much more.
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SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL
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Re: Ben Stein’s
One of
Them
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p>I continue to be amazed by Ben Stein. Impressive as he was as
Ferris Bueller’s teacher, his obit for Arthur Miller is one of the
most powerful short pieces I have read in a long time.
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Jon Hagenson
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Sometimes the best articles, the ones that in fact say the most,
are the shortest. And the best written, too.
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Richard Szathmary
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