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Bella Kaufman (May 10, 1911 – July 25, 2014) was an American teacher and author, well known for writing the bestselling 1964 novel Up the Down Staircase. Early life. Bella's father, Michael Kaufman (Mikhail Y. Koyfman) and her mother, Lala (Lyalya) Kaufman (née Rabinowitz) were both from Russia and married in 1909.
- Hunter College (1934)
- Columbia University (MA)
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- Up the Down Staircase (novel)
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Nobody there questioned what she was saying — that Abel had died the day before of a heart attack at an upscale ski resort in Aspen — and one of their journalists printed up his obituary, post-haste. “Andy was extremely fascinated with my obituary in January, 1980, and insisted on knowing every single detail of my plan that worked so well.
- Jack Bristow
In 1981, not long before his death, the real Andy Kaufman met Alan Abel, a professional hoaxer who'd managed the impossible the year before. "I had my own obituary in The New York Times," Abel, now 82, told The Huffington Post by phone from his home in Connecticut.
As the city of Lincoln continued to develop, NEBCO, formerly Abel Construction Company, kept pace with the demand for concrete products. In 1946, the company purchased Reimers Kaufman, well known in Nebraska since 1906 for production of concrete construction blocks. 1955.
Jul 26, 2014 · Bel Kaufman, who turned her experiences teaching in the New York City public schools into the comic novel “Up the Down Staircase,” one of the best-selling books of the 1960s, which was later made...
Jun 23, 2021 · Bel Kaufman was a writer best known for her novel, Up the Down Staircase, which explored New York City’s public school bureaucracy, parodying the absurdity encountered by an idealistic young teacher navigating a system offering directives that seemed to be against all common sense.
