Researcher on Family Time Dies
Free Diver Dies at Competition
John Tavener Dies at 69, Composer with Eye on God
William Pollack Dies at 87, His Vaccine Saved Infants
Leornard Herzenberg: Immunologist Who Revolutionized Research Dies at 81
Arthur Danto: Philosopher of Art is Dead at 89
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/28/arts/design/arthur-c-danto-a-philosopher-of-art-is-dead-at-89.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20131028
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/obituaries/
I find it amazing that these supposed great men, and women died, and yet not one peep is heard.
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but heaven forbid if a celebrity dies of a cocaine addiction, than it's a national tragedy.
really shows what kind of culture we live in that people like this die, and hardly anybody notices.
God damn you Andy Warhol and your pop art.
These people who's obituaries are laid out here raise a simple question, who are they? In today's world people only notice when a celebrity, athlete. or former government official die. When Al Davis died the former Oakland Raider owner died every stopped and mourned for him. When one of these people died nobody gave it them a seconds notice.
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