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ell, not someone from academia You can’t scare me i fight multiple sclerosis shirt . But someone who was a scholar. Actually, she was a landlady of mine when I first came to New York. She was so engrossed in her work—she was a scholar of Greek poetry—and she would fasten her skirt and have the zipper halfway up and think of something she had to look up and just wander off to her books and spend the rest of the day that way. She was just uninterested in anything in the real world—not interested in food, not interested in dressing, never cut her hair. I just thought that was a good image for Joan, who is really deep in that wormhole that takes her back 500 years to another culture. Well, she’s been a star for quite a while, and people who have to maintain that position are usually pretty disciplined and usually work very hard. Sandra is no exception. She has thought deeply about her role in every scene, and she was very clear on the issues that people were talking about on Twitter about academia politics. She is a very dedicated, hardworking, creative person, so I just tried to stay at her level when we were working together.

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