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Robert Bork - Works and Views
... Bork filed suit in federal court in New York City against the Yale Club over an incident that had occurred a year earlier ... at an event, he fell, because of the Yale Club's failure to provide any steps or handrail between the floor and the dais ... In May, 2008, Bork and the Yale Club reached a confidential, out-of-court settlement ...
... Bork filed suit in federal court in New York City against the Yale Club over an incident that had occurred a year earlier ... at an event, he fell, because of the Yale Club's failure to provide any steps or handrail between the floor and the dais ... In May, 2008, Bork and the Yale Club reached a confidential, out-of-court settlement ...
Yale Club Of New York City - In Popular Culture
... mentions that he "took dinner usually at the Yale Club", when describing his life as a bonds broker in New York ... titled "My Turn," author John O'Hara once lamented, "If Yale had given me a degree, I could have joined the Yale Club, where the food is pretty good, the library ... They also have a nice-looking necktie." O'Hara lamented his lack of a Yale degree so often that his friend Ernest Hemingway joked that a collection ...
... mentions that he "took dinner usually at the Yale Club", when describing his life as a bonds broker in New York ... titled "My Turn," author John O'Hara once lamented, "If Yale had given me a degree, I could have joined the Yale Club, where the food is pretty good, the library ... They also have a nice-looking necktie." O'Hara lamented his lack of a Yale degree so often that his friend Ernest Hemingway joked that a collection ...
Yale Club (disambiguation)
... The Yale Club may be The Yale Club of New York City The Yale Club of Philadelphia The Yale Glee Club The Yale Corinthian Yacht Club ...
... The Yale Club may be The Yale Club of New York City The Yale Club of Philadelphia The Yale Glee Club The Yale Corinthian Yacht Club ...
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