The Sept. 10 issue of Red Letter Daze featured an article about a particularly exceptional Cornell graduate. Full Article at Cornell Daily Sun

BOSTON — If you’re in this journalism business long enough, you are privileged, every once in a while, to play a small part in somebody else’s far more meaningful drama. About a year ago, I had a walk-on part in Michael Goldsmith’s life. Full Article at Global Post

As scores of his former law students have attested this week, Michael Goldsmith, who died Sunday at 58 from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, was tireless in telling them to be tireless. Full Article at Deseret News

not only because he was younger than most, but he was a New York Jewish guy, with all the stereotypes that come with that description. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune

Michael Goldsmith, whose guest column in Newsweek in 2008 inspired Major League Baseball to hold the “4ALS Awareness” initiative this July 4 that raised awareness about ALS as well as financial support for The ALS Association and three other... Full Article at The ALS Association

NEW YORK - Michael Goldsmith - who battled amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Lou Gehrig’s disease, and was honored in Yankee Stadium July 4 on the 70th anniversary of Gehrig’s classic farewell speech - died Sunday. He was 58. Full Article at Boston Globe