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Tue, 9 May 1995 20:58:17 EST |
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Unfortunately I have not seen the graduating senior who wrote the paper on Bill
Wilson, so I don't think that I have the right to send you a copy. In brief
the paper emphasized that other than stopping drinking Wilson did not change.
He remained a deeply flawed human being. Some of his faults appear to be
inconsistent with the AA ethos, for instance, a propensity for violating
confidences. The 20 March NEW YORKER that I mentioned in a post today refers
to an archivist of the Wilson family papers at Stepping Stones, their home in
New York State. You might want to follow up this lead.
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