The RAND HIE was begun in 1971 by a group led by health economist Joseph Newhouse and including health service researchers Robert Brook and John Ware ; health economists Willard Manning, Emmett Keeler, Arleen Leibowitz, and Susan Marquis ; and statisticians Carl Morris and Naihua Duan.

* Joseph Newhouse, economist and director of the RAND Health Insurance Experiment

* Noah Haidle wrote a play called Saturn Returns, which was first performed at the Mitzi Newhouse Theater, NY.

For many years, the station was owned by the Newhouse newspaper chain along with the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

For her shocking sequence of photos, published by Newhouse News Service, of a female genital cutting rite in Kenya.

During the 1920s, the Newhouse family loaned money to Henry Garfinkle, which enabled him to open newsstands that increased sales of the Newhouse family's Staten Island Advance at the St. George Ferry Terminal on Staten Island, and later opened newsstands throughout Manhattan, as well as LaGuardia Airport, Newark Airport, and the Port Authority Bus Terminal ( the world's largest and most lucrative newsstand ).

Newhouse Jr. and Donald, chairman and president, respectively, continues to support the school, most recently ( in 2003 ) with a $ 15 million gift for the construction of Newhouse 3, the third building in the Newhouse School's three-building complex.

Newhouse at one time owned one of the most valuable paintings in the world: a Jackson Pollock drip painting entitled No. 5, 1948.

On the next play, the Cowboys scored on a 29-yard halfback option play: Staubach pitched the ball to fullback Robert Newhouse, who ran left as if it were a normal run play, but then Newhouse passed the ball to Cowboys receiver Golden Richards for a touchdown.

* Samuel Irving Newhouse, Sr. ( 1895-1979 ), publishing and broadcasting executive who founded Advance Publications.

John Charles Brooke, who originated from the Silkstone branch of the Newhouse Hall family was Somerset Herald during the 18th century.

Tommy Shannon, who played with Vaughan in Krackerjack, replaced Newhouse after attending a Double Trouble performance in Houston.

One way the Newhouse family apparently was able to accumulate so much money so rapidly during the 20th Century was by hiring accountants and lawyers who figured out unique ways for the Newhouse dynasty to avoid paying a fair share of taxes on their rapidly growing family wealth.

"‘ They played every tax game there was ’, recalled one man who once served as publisher for several Newhouse newspapers.

The school was named for publishing magnate Samuel Irving Newhouse Sr., who provided the founding gift in 1964.

) The building was dedicated by President Lyndon B. Johnson, who delivered his famous “ Gulf of Tonkin Speech ” on the Newhouse Plaza.

Alternatively, visitors from the east or north who come to Motherwell via Newhouse ( junction 6 of the M8 motorway ) should follow the A723 through Carfin to Motherwell and then take the A721 road to Fir Park.

In the Oregon Health Study, Newhouse and others tracked the effects on those who were accepted and rejected.

Released in 2000 by Hasbro Interactive featuring the 1998 Formula One season ( with all drivers except Jacques Villeneuve, who is instead replaced by a fictional character, John Newhouse ).

Founded by George Gough Booth along with his two brothers, Booth Newspapers is presently owned by Advance Publications ( a Samuel I. Newhouse property ), who purchased it in 1976 for $ 305 million, a record at the time.

Innes, who lived in the ( still existing ) Buchanite last abode, " Newhouse ", Crocketford, had expected a " resurrection " of the mummified body of Mother Buchan on March 29, 1841-the 50th anniversary of her death.

Julia Newhouse's parents were Leonard Newhouse, a Demopolis wholesale liquor dealer, and Sophie Marx, of a successful Demopolis banking family.

The Marx and Newhouse families of Demopolis were reputedly the inspiration for The Little Foxes, a Broadway play.

They came to England about 1143, first at Newhouse in Lincoln, and before the dissolution under Henry VIII there were 35 houses.

Julia Newhouse's parents were Sophie Marx, of a successful banking family, and Leonard Newhouse, a Demopolis liquor dealer.

The judges were Judith Krug, Director, the American Library Association for Intellectual Freedom ; Jack K. Landau, attorney an columnist, Newhouse Newspapers ; Clarence Page, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Columnist, Chicago Tribune ; and Harriet Pilpel, attorney, Weil, Gotshal & Manges.

Bob Niedt reviewed " Encounter at Farpoint " for Newhouse News and thought that the show had potential on the back of the episode, but there were problems such as " spots where the dialogue is pedestrian and interactions sputter ".

The following day, they were moved to Newhouse Farm, near to Fisherman's Head, ready for the arrival of 24 cattle lorries, which drove across the sands early on Friday morning.

That meant that every cost that could conceivably be written off as a business deduction was, that assets were depreciated as rapidly as possible, and that new acquisitions were ‘ written up ’ as high as the law allowed ... Where Newhouse developed a special advantage was in the way he avoided paying taxes for the profits that remained to him after the payment of corporate taxes ...

Meeker characterized the Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation as " a charity his Samuel I. Newhouse Sr .' s lawyers had created as an additional tax dodge ", and charged that Newhouse Foundation funds were used by the Newhouse family to finance its $ 18 million purchase of Alabama's Birmingham News in 1955.

Newhouse, Jr. and Donald Newhouse, were accused of tax evasion by the IRS in 1983.

The Norbertines came to England about 1143, first at Newhouse in Lincoln, and before the dissolution under Henry VIII there were 35 houses.

Ahrens and Flaherty's next musicals, A Man of No Importance ( 2002 ), Dessa Rose ( 2005 ), and The Glorious Ones ( 2007 ) were produced at the Newhouse Theatre in Lincoln Center.

The Herald-Journal, Herald American, and The Post-Standard all were purchased in 1944 by Samuel I. Newhouse, later benefactor of Syracuse University's acclaimed S. I.

Pantheon and Random House which, at the time, was owned by SI Newhouse, were plagued with controversy throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Her first words, as quoted by Newhouse News Service were, " It must be part of the exercise ".

Many Buchanites were buried ( or reburied ) in a graveyard next to the north-west wall of " Newhouse ", in the expectation that they would " ascend " eventually with " Lucky " Buchan.

* Samuel Newhouse, media executive ; one of the top 50 richest Americans

On first down, Newhouse was tackled for a 3-yard loss by linebacker Andy Russell.

Denver cut the lead in half, 20-10, after an ineffective Morton was replaced by Norris Weese late in the third period, but the Cowboys pulled the game out of reach in the fourth when fullback Robert Newhouse threw a 29-yard touchdown pass on a halfback option play.

The magazine was acquired by Advance Publications, the media company owned by Samuel Irving Newhouse, Jr., in 1985.

Six Degrees of Separation is a 1990 play written by John Guare that premiered at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, Lincoln Center, on May 16, 1990, directed by Jerry Zaks and starring Stockard Channing.

The band was formed as Still Life in 1981 in Jamestown, New York, by Dennis Drew ( keyboards ), Steve Gustafson ( bass ), Chet Cardinale ( drums ), Robert Buck ( guitar ), and Teri Newhouse ( vocalist and Buck's ex-wife ).

" After Clark left to form his own band, he was replaced by Jackie Newhouse, and the group was renamed Double Trouble after a song by Otis Rush.

* Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater ( originally known as the Forum ) a 299-seat theater ; operated by Lincoln Center Theater for its Off-Broadway-style productions ( see for a list of productions in the venue )

The industries which developed on the shipyard sites, particularly the fabrication of major engineering structures by the Mabey Group, continue close to the town centre as well as on the Newhouse Farm industrial estate beside the M48 motorway, where wind turbine towers are now assembled.

All of the International editors-in-chief of Vogue, except for Anna Wintour, then dined together at the famous Parisian restaurant, Prunier, hosted by Condé Nast International Chairman Jonathan Newhouse and his wife Ronnie Newhouse.

Inspired by the Davis win, civil rights movement and nation wide student activism, in 1969 Black and White students led by the Student African American Society ( SAS ) at Syracuse University marched in front of the building at Newhouse and demanded a Black studies be taught at Syracuse.

A major source of cellular stress is related to glutaminergic overstimulation of a postsynaptic neuron via excessive activation of glutamate receptors ( i. e., NMDA and AMPA receptors ), a process known as excitotoxicity, which was first discovered accidentally by D. R. Lucas and J. P. Newhouse in 1957 during experimentation on sodium-fed lab mice.

* 1996: Stephanie Welsh, " a free-lancer, for her shocking sequence of photos, published by Newhouse News Service, of a female genital cutting rite in Kenya.

Sunday dropped 4. 6 % to 73, 203 .< ref > Jennifer Saba, " FAS-FAX Preview: Circ Numbers To Take Another Big Hit ", < u > Editor and Publisher </ u >, April 25, 2007 12: 30 PM ET, It is currently owned by the Advance / Newhouse Group, which derives its name from this newspaper.

" Thanks to an ingenious device created by his accountant, Louis Glickman, and implemented by his attorney, Charles Goldman, Newhouse was able to avoid paying taxes on accumulated earnings and, thus, to multiply the value of his earnings several times.