totenberg

The thing that made me want to smash my car radio was Nina Totenberg reporting on Supreme Court cases.

This tale reminded me of the Totenberg Stradivarius (also known as the Ames Stradivarius), stolen in the early 80s in Cambridge Mass.

At a recent hearing, Totenberg sealed the report, citing a strong reluctance to draw any public scrutiny to the sensitive details in the case.

Just like so much of the rest of the American political center, Nina Totenberg is twenty years past her expiration date in ability to rise to the moment.

(for example, if I was on the team and Nina Totenberg made an app request, I'd drop everything and do it for her - she's dreamy) Also, how much lead time do you typically get with your apps?

The judge in the case, Amy Totenberg, is the sister of the journalist Nina Totenberg, both of whom are daughters of the remarkable violinist Roman Totenberg.

Totenberg would not even allow an election integrity group to openly advocate for disclosure of the report..." This is absolutely intolerable.

The case, nicknamed the 'mystery of the devious defecator' by US district court judge Amy Totenberg...

I've often wished there was an easy way to subscribe to Nina Totenberg's legal reports.

The daughter of the violin's owner is NPR host Nina Totenberg.

The violin in question belonged to NPR presenter Nina Totenberg's Father.

Must have been devastating for Maestro Totenberg.

Totenberg would not even allow an election integrity group to openly advocate for disclosure of the report..." This is absolutely intolerable.

> “Every woman of my vintage knows what sexual harassment is, although we didn’t have a name for it,” she told the session’s moderator, Nina Totenberg, before detailing an incident when she was a student at Cornell in the 1950s and preparing for a chemistry test.

The judge in the case, Amy Totenberg, is the sister of the journalist Nina Totenberg, both of whom are daughters of the remarkable violinist Roman Totenberg.

The case, nicknamed the 'mystery of the devious defecator' by US district court judge Amy Totenberg...

I've often wished there was an easy way to subscribe to Nina Totenberg's legal reports.