
There are advantages to having a lunatic mother: "Honest, Mom, I've been writing every day! The government must be intercepting my letters!"
And to think that I used to sit behind her in Heinrich von Stadten's "Myth, Science, and Philosophy in Ancient Greece" and greedily watch her toss her beautiful hair. Even then she sometimes had only a tenuous grasp of what was happening around her, but I wrote it off as vanity. Little did I know how much madness lurked under that shining hair.
On the other hand, she is strongly anti-torture.
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I too had a class with Naomi and I remember my surprise when it took hardly any time at all, it seemed, for her to become an acclaimed author. (These days acclaimed authors from our class are a dime a dozen, I love it!) I'm pretty shocked anyone could go from advising Gore to the Tea Party, in any case. Wow.
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