It was a big year for play revivals on Broadway, and both "Virginia Woolf," Mr. Albee's classic 1962 examination of academic marriage gone awry, and "Glengarry Glen Ross," the 1984 David Mamet drama set in a low-rent real estate office, picked up six nominations.
Simpson and Yale President Kingman Brewster, at one time explored an academic marriage of Vassar to Yale in New Haven, Connecticut, but it was not to be, and both schools went coeducational, separately.
Mr. Geach taught philosophy at less prestigious schools, first Birmingham and then Leeds; the "Geachcombes," as some called them, may have had one of the first academic commuter marriages.
So the book's union of disparate realms can seem forced, an academic shotgun marriage.
In academic circles, marriage education is known as a "prevention" program, an implicit admission that by the time most couples get to the subsequent program — therapy — it's too late.
These will include recording all services provided to each participant and their family, school attendance, school drop-out, marriage, academic scores, and mobility (for example due to migration, marriage or sex work).
"Most people are not going to read an academic book on marriage," he said.
The following year she married the artist and academic Robert Motherwell, a marriage that might have been made in painter's heaven it seemed, as they spent several months after the wedding touring France and Spain, then living high on the hog mixing with America's finest.
Partners HealthCare System, the consortium of Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, is considered the model marriage of academic medicine.
In her video, Bachmann speaks about some of the key issues driving her, from the fight to protect "innocent human life", "traditional marriage" and "academic excellence" to opposing the current administration, whose "foreign policy blunders" during the Arab Spring had contributed to turning "the Middle East into a devastating, evil jihadist earthquake".
