Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Julius Genachowski" in English language version.
He attended yeshiva (Jewish religious school) through high school and studied in Israel before enrolling in Columbia College, Columbia University as a pre-med major, but later switched to history, with an eye on law school following graduation. While at Columbia, Genachowski served as an editor at Spectator magazine, and led the charge to bring back Acta Columbiana, a campus paper that had not been published in a hundred years.
After receiving his BA in history, magna cum laude, in 1985, Genachowski decided to postpone law school and go to work for then-Congressman Charles Schumer (D-NY). His time on Capitol Hill also included work on the staff of the special Congressional committee investigating the Iran-Contra Affair. He then enrolled in Harvard Law School, where he served as notes editor at the Harvard Law Review, along with fellow student Barack Obama. "We were two guys with funny names", recalled Genachowski. He received his JD in 1991, magna cum laude. That same year, he married Boston journalist Martha Raddatz (who was previously married to Ben Bradlee III, son of the longtime Washington Post editor, Ben Bradlee). They later divorced.
wonderful wife Rachel Goslins, and my incredible children—Jake, Lilah, and Aaron. I'm so pleased that my parents are here, Adele and Azriel Genachowski, and my two brothers, Joey and Alan Genachowski.
...Mr. Diller transferred some of his 1.5 percent VUE stake to three executive officers of InterActive... Julius Genachowski, the company's general counsel...each received stakes worth a minimum of $2.5 million.
wonderful wife Rachel Goslins, and my incredible children—Jake, Lilah, and Aaron. I'm so pleased that my parents are here, Adele and Azriel Genachowski, and my two brothers, Joey and Alan Genachowski.
