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Rabbi Slatkin, aka "The Relationship Rabbi," spends his days counseling couples.
Shira Hirschman Weiss: He's Just Not That Into Your God Shira Hirschman Weiss 2011
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Harry Slatkin, the home fragrance entrepreneur, and his wife, Laura, helped found the New York Center for Autism, and under it started an Upper East Side charter school eight years ago.
A Serious Subject Gets Comic Relief Marshall Heyman 2011
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By way of introduction to the final piece, William Schuman's Symphony No. 3, Slatkin noted that a prior generation of American composers, including Schuman and the likes of Roger Sessions, are largely fading from American stages despite the important connection between early 20th-century American music and their late 20th-century descendants.
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It was a fine performance and well deserved, all thanks to the L.A. Phil and Leonard Slatkin.
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I have a hard time getting excited about Leonard Slatkin.
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But, being such close friends who even share birthday parties, wouldn't Ms. Stewart just swing by the Slatkin flat and decorate a tree after getting her hair done, or something?
A Serious Subject Gets Comic Relief Marshall Heyman 2011
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Slatkin, of course, has had less conducting work than he anticipated this season since the Detroit Symphony Orchestra hasn't played a single concert.
Conducting notes Anne Midgette 2011
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"Obviously you don't know Martha Stewart that well," Mr. Slatkin said.
A Serious Subject Gets Comic Relief Marshall Heyman 2011
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Étienne Giran, Sébastien Castellion et la réforme calviniste Geneva: Slatkin Reprints, 1970, 1st ed.
Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011
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Slatkin concluded the piece by noting that Stucky and John Adams have become virtually a “household names” at least in musical circles in this town.
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