The Boston Globe, November 10th, 2005
Morris Schwartz is better known to millions of people throughout the world simply as Morrie. They have spent Tuesdays with him through sportswriter Mitch Albom's book, the movie with Jack Lemmon, or the play that just concluded a three-week run in Boston. But in the Brandeis community, many treasure memories of every day with Morrie. And through them - his colleagues, students, and friends - his legacy lives on after his death, 10 years ago this month. Retired sociology professor Maurice Stein, it could be said, started the Morrie phenomenon. He had been invited to a party at the house of Glob...
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