Henkin

Reading this novel, I felt that Henkin is a direct descendent of Flaubert, whose unflashy narratives were concerned with the sort of people who, in other novels, would be classified as secondary characters.

Matrimony Giveaway « Tales from the Reading Room 2008

Louis Henkin, 92, a legal scholar who pioneered the study of human rights law and wrote seminal books about the intersection between the Constitution and U.S. foreign relations, died Oct. 14 of undisclosed causes at his home in New York.

Louis Henkin, pioneer of human rights law and Columbia professor, dies at 92 Emma Brown 2010

The ever-pertinent movie, written by David Mamet and Hilary Henkin, explores the crossroads between, power, the media, public relations and show biz.

Dovid Efune: 'A Little Help' for Terror Dovid Efune 2011

Eliezer Henkin was born in what is now Belarus on Nov. 11, 1917.

Louis Henkin, pioneer of human rights law and Columbia professor, dies at 92 Emma Brown 2010

Besides his wife, survivors include three sons, Joshua Henkin of Brooklyn, David Henkin of San Francisco and Daniel Henkin of Manhattan; and five grandchildren.

Louis Henkin, pioneer of human rights law and Columbia professor, dies at 92 Emma Brown 2010

The ever-pertinent movie, written by David Mamet and Hilary Henkin, explores the crossroads between, power, the media, public relations and show biz.

Dovid Efune: 'A Little Help' for Terror Dovid Efune 2011

Alyssa Eisner Henkin, the best agent a girl could ask for

One Night That Changes Everything Lauren Barnholdt 2010

Alyssa Henkin, thank you for taking the first step toward Canterwood.

Elite Ambition Jessica Burkhart 2010

Alyssa Henkin, thank you for taking the first step toward Canterwood.

Elite Ambition Jessica Burkhart 2010

Alyssa Henkin, thank you for taking the first step toward Canterwood.

Elite Ambition Jessica Burkhart 2010