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He wants to do but what they all want to do as a family. so he is weighing this all out. he's number one in all the statistical categories. possibly as an mvp, probably aaron rodgers and tom will finish second in the voting but at 44 years of age, he said he would quit when he sucks. he certainly doesn't suck. it certainly all these other things come into play. he's been intense removals. he's played and won rack them. he will decide whether or not he wants to go through the entire process again. at 44 years of age, he's entitled to do that. he's earned the right and the respective all of us t...

Just so all-consuming, and it has been terrific. i love the fact that we were able to do it together and that, you know, a lot of people seem to be enjoying it. i'm thrilled they like the thriller, so to speak. >> well, i'm going to put up on the screen my favorite headline of a review of your book. this was from "the l.a. times." the headline is, "hillary clinton's debut crime novel"" it is not really a crime novel. "hillary clinton's debut crime novel is actually good." people did it to me when i wrote my first book. reviews were like, hey, wait, this doesn't suck. for me that's a favorite k...

This was from "the l.a. times." the headline is, "hillary clinton's debut crime novel"" it is not really a crime novel. "hillary clinton's debut crime novel is actually good." people did it to me when i wrote my first book. reviews were like, hey, wait, this doesn't suck. for me that's a favorite kind of review, people who are ready to hate you before they look at it. they have to begrudgingly concede it is good. you must be buoys by how well it was received, even from people that were prepared to dislike it because it is you, no matter what it is. >> i'm used to people underestimating me and ...

On the first floor of Hodges Library, the Miles Reading Room holds a three-shelf section full of books written by UT faculty. Books on anything from social work to poetry

May 6 @ 1:30 pm - 2:45 pm Free The author of “It Doesn’t Suck: Showgirls” reappraises “flops” by acclaimed filmmakers Elaine May (“Ishtar”) and Nora Ephron (“This Is My Life”). Part of Rewind, a series on Jewish women filmmakers from Stanford Taube Center for Jewish Studies. Stream movies on your own; details on website. Free, with registration.Event Website