Now, I don't want to come off as a bully or anything, but here's Ben Shapiro, apparently having a meltdown. I don't advise you to read the whole thing (it's quite long and Shapiro is so filled with shit the internet now stinks) but skim a...
San Diego's Thomas Jefferson School of Law joins Florida Coastal and Hamline as prominent recent admits into legal academia's ICU: The Thomas Jefferson School of Law will begin a new.
A few people sent me this story, with excellent news about the Federal Highway Administration's obviously correct finding that the Beavercreek city council is indeed acting in a discriminatory fashion.
This is pretty close to the most devastating critique I've ever read of a baseball player.
I'm not particularly comfortable with the idea of boycotting the Winter Olympics in Russia because of the nation's anti-gay laws. Mostly, I don't think it's fair to athletes to be.
Since it's NCAA-bashing day here at LGM, I wanted to mention that the current well-deserved storm of vituperation being visited on the organization seems like a classic tipping point phenomenon..
A reader points us to this Gregg Easterbrook defense of the NCAA, which goes to absurd contortions to defend the status quo even for Easterbook. The column starts out promisingly, accurately describing the problem: Johnny Manziel stands accused of breaking NCAA rules by selling his autograph;...
As someone who is extremely uncomfortable with gender essentialist notions of what "what wo/men want" in the opposite sex, I found this post revelatory. I have so many thoughts/distractions rattling.
Glad to see workers in China fighting back against their conditions of work at Foxconn. Of course, I'm sure that the computer industry will move the factory to Vietnam or.
Good for the MVP: Adrian Peterson believes Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel and other college football players should be able to get paid. As the NCAA continues to investigate if Manziel got paid to sign autographs and memorabilia for dealers, Peterson spoke out about the situation...
What's more important, Kiowa sacred spaces or the whims of a mining capitalist who wants to tear up a sacred Kiowa mountain in order to mine limestone? I think we.
In an article that I'd have thought I wrote if the byline hadn't told me otherwise, Allen Clifton at Forward Progressives is suitably amused by the legal strategy of the.