Ellen Stuttle Posted March 8, 2007 Posted March 8, 2007 Michael,A reminder as per my post #66: If you get a chance, search the CDROM of the Ayn Rand Letters from '73 forward for a reference to "Macy's" or "department store." Someplace -- I think in one of those Letters, though it could have been a Ford Hall Forum speech, but I think I read it not heard it -- Rand mentioned taking a visitor from Russia either to Macy's or to a similar store and the visitor's being overwhelmed by the plethora of items available for choosing from. My bet is that the visitor was Nora. (If the reference came earlier than about mid-'73, then the person couldn't have been Nora.)Ellen___
Michael Stuart Kelly Posted April 17 Author Posted April 17 Sad news. According to a post by Marsha Enright on Facebook, Robert Hessen has passed away. I looked all over but could not find any corroboration of this. So I asked her in the thread. She said a friend of the family told her. Rest in peace, Robert Hessen. You were a good man. Michael
Michael Stuart Kelly Posted April 18 Author Posted April 18 John Enright just provided me with a link to the Hoover Institution's announcement of Robert Hessen's passing. The write-up is worth reading. It brought words like honor and respect and appreciation to my mind. Robert Hessen: September 1936 - April 15, 2024 Sadness is part of being human. I feel human. EDIT: Chris Sciabarra posted this on his blog: Robert Hessen (1936-2024), RIP Michael
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