Month: October 2014
I never really understood what Pierre Omidyar was doing with his non-Intercept project, which seemed to involve hiring interesting writers and not letting them write anything. Now we know: Matt.
Kaci Hickox and Judge Charles LaVerdiere. LaVerdiere: “We would not be here today unless Respondent generously, kindly and with compassion lent her skills to aid, comfort and care for individuals.
How about that -- racially discriminatory poll taxes have the effect of stopping eligible voters from voting: A Texas voter ID law considered to be one of the most restrictive.
I've got say -- watching my friend and colleague David Ferguson bang this out yesterday was an unqualified pleasure. Sample: 4. Bill Maher Why he’s scary: His agenda appears to be sliding.
This Halloween, let me give you as your treat this 1918 U.S. government pamphlet about venereal disease given to soldiers returning from World War I. Trick or treat indeed.
I'd laugh at this Beijing fashion show having the models wear designer smog masks if it wasn't so bloody depressing.
Last night, I went to see the great Jon Dee Graham at a bar in Newport, Rhode Island. I used to see Graham all the time when I lived in.
Updated to include 2014 admissions data My article in the Atlantic on Infilaw's law school operations has elicited a response from Ken Randall, formerly dean at Alabama, and currently President.