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Robert Sabbag
Robert Sabbag is an American author and journalist. His books include ''Snowblind: A Brief Career in the Cocaine Trade,'' and the memoir ''Down Around Midnight,'' about a fatal plane crash he survived in 1979.
==Personal==
Sabbag, the son of a career naval officer, was born in Boston, Massachusetts.〔''Down Around Midnight,'' Viking Press, New York, 2009〕 As a child he moved from school to school until the seventh grade, when he entered the Boston Latin School, from which he graduated in 1964.〔Sabbag, Robert. "State of the Reunion." ''Rolling Stone,'' 19 August 1993, p. 57〕 He attended Georgetown University as a pre-med student, a classmate of future president Bill Clinton, graduating in 1968.〔〔 He attended his 25th and 30th college reunions at the White House, writing about the events in ''Rolling Stone'' and the ''New York Times,'' respectively.〔〔Sabbag, Robert. "The Ultimate College Reunion," ''New York Times,'' 6 June 1998〕
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