Month: July 2005
In a pleasant surprise, apparently I will be going to see Willie Nelson--who I have never seen before--tonight. Plus Kathleen Edwards opening. Seems pretty promising, all things considered...
My review of the revised edition of Mark Tushnet's The NAACP's Legal Strategy Against Segregated Education in the Law and Politics Book Review is now online. (Well, it beats "my.
The field is larger for the second half. Dave Noon returns to his traditional position of dominance this week. . .D. Noon 205E. Loomis 176S. Lemieux 153P. Maniloff 143J. Dudas.
I am frankly baffled by the fact that, for anyone who claims to be a progressive, their first reaction to the Olen column would be "she had it coming for.
Who would you rather have to spend 15 minutes with, Helaine Olen or "Ivan Tribble"?Obviously, this is a choice too horrifying to have to contemplate, like having to choose between.
If you're a fan of flights cancelled at the last minute in perfect weather, missed connecting flights, rude and uninformative customer service, and lost luggage...I really can't recommend Air Canada.
Jonathan Chait is, of course, correct that stopping Robert Bork's appointment to the Supreme Court is something for which Democrats can be extremely proud, as his subsequent writings make very.
Sanford Levinson makes an interesting point:William Rehnquist has been on the court for 34 years, 19 of them as chief justice; his immediate predecessors, Warren Burger and Earl Warren, together.