Bork's Appetite Is Whetted For Place on Supreme Court Series: THE SHAPING OF ROBERT H. BORK Series Number: 3/3 From: The Washington Post | Date: July 28, 1987| Author: Dale Russakoff; Al Kamen | Copyright 1987 The Washington Post. This material is published under license from the Washington Post.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post.Copyright information

Robert H. Bork's return to Yale in January 1977 was not a happy one. Alexander Bickel, his colleague and closest friend had died three years before. His wife, Claire, was waging a valiant, but losing, battle with cancer. Moreover, he missed Washington, a city that had captivated him like none other.

For perhaps the first period of his life, he was detached-almost biding time, putting aside the credo that Bickel had handed down to him, "Wreak yourself upon the world!"

Many of h...

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