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Encyclopedia > George Goodman

George Goodman is an American author and broadcast economics commentator, best known by his pseudonym Adam Smith (which intentionally evokes the 18th-century economist of the same name). He also writes fiction under the name "George Goodman".


Goodman says the pseudonym began in 1966, at the suggestion of an editor, when he wrote columns for New York Magazine but was not willing to sign them with the name he used on Wall Street.


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USCA1 Opinion 02-2437 (6840 words)
Goodman did not ask for Hustedt to be removed, opting instead to remove a student who, he said, had tried to start a fight earlier in the year with one of his close friends.
Goodman's counsel also wrote to counsel for the college, asserting that Bowdoin was responsible for Goodman's medical bills for treatment of his injured hand and giving notice that Goodman intended to seek damages if the college conducted any proceedings that had an adverse effect on Goodman's tenure as a student.
Goodman contends that this evidence made out a prima facie case of discrimination and could have grounded a reasonable finding that the reasons the defendants gave for disciplining him were a pretext for unlawful racial discrimination.
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