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| | Academe: Remembrances of Ralph S. Brown, 1913-98 |
 | | RALPH BROWN WAS ONE OF A group of law professors-others were Ralph Fuchs; Douglas Maggs, Clark Byse, John Powell, Paul Oberst, and Sanford Kadish-who brought extraordinary abilities to the Association and helped to breathe new life into it after the debilitating years of the mid1950s. |
 | | It does not, it cannot, capture Ralph's quickness of mind, his insatiable curiosity, his bonhomie: his love of art, of good food, of wine and conversation, which were all of a piece with him. |
 | | From Ralph I learned, as from no other, that to effect a common purpose one has to meet foolishness with an open mind, to confront mendacity with dispassion, and to treat even fools and knaves with respect. |
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