I, along with a few other iSchool students were very fortunate this week to be able to hitch a ride with the Haas School of Business to participate in an Executive Briefing visit to Sun Microsystems.

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What I Might Be Reading

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• Raffi Khatchadourian: Dallas Wiens, face transplant recipient.
• Michael Chabon: “Citizen Conn.”
• Lizzie Widdicombe: Quentin Rowan, a.k.a. Q. R. Markham, plagiarism addict.
• Jonathen Franzen: Edith Wharton’s novels of sympathy.
• John Lahr: “Look Back in Anger,” a John Osborne revival.
• John Freeman: “Allowances.”

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