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Roger Sandilands reported on Joan Robinson's observation, in 1980, that she "would rather
have the grievance" than the Nobel Prize.  I remember that she made an almost identical
remark in the fall of 1982 when I told her that George Stigler had won the prize--I
believe I was the first person she heard the news from.  She was a visiting professor
(Bernhard Chair) at Williams that semester.  I remember distinctly the word "grievance."
However, I remember her also saying that she would have liked to have the money so she
could donate it to the antinuclear movement.  I don't remember her making any comments
about Stigler.
 
Roger Bolton 
Williams College 
 
 
 
 
 
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