Category Archives: voting and voting rights

I never used to be patient. Why am I now?

Back in the old days, back when we had to get cash by going to a cashier at our own bank, and only our bank, no cross-pollination, you’d never find me standing on line for the cashier, unless the line … Continue reading →

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Paths Crossed: Steve Schapiro

An elfin guy, sweet smile, carrying cameras and surrounded by a rumor of greatness. He seemed shy and shyly unobtrusive. Steve Schapiro became a temporary part of The Great Gatsby while we were shooting in England, at Pinewood Studios.  How … Continue reading →

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Lovin’ this gerrymander

I said something the other day (yesterday I was watching football) about the gerrymander. About hating it in Tennessee and loving it in New York State. Here’s what I mean, in this Times piece today, “N.Y. Democrats Could Gain 3 … Continue reading →

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