Month: January 2014

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James Carroll: THE PENTAGON was built to wage wars abroad, but much of its war-making has been inside the building. Interservice rivalry is a hackneyed phrase that fails to convey either the brutality of the bureaucratic infighting over budgets and resources that has always defined the place, or the actual cost in blood, treasure, and a […]

Law School Lemmings

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On January 6, 2014
Law School Lemmings is a two-month old web site, that features Twitter messages from prospective and current law students. In legal cyberspace, “lemming” has become a metaphor for the behavior of naive mostly young people, who heedlessly hurl themselves into a world of enormous non-dischargeable debt and poor employment prospects. The site also provides readers […]

Water in the West

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On January 6, 2014
Although urban planners and environmentalists worry about these issues constantly, the blind faith by which most people involved with western development have assumed that water supplies would be found is amazing and disturbing. “There is no planning for a continuation of the drought we’ve had,” said one expert on the Colorado’s woes, who asked not […]

Phil Everly

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On January 6, 2014

R.I.P. I recently finished Crystal Zevon’s oral history of her late husband. The Everlys play a fairly prominent role in the book, as Zevon was their bandleader during the period between his fai

Syllabi! Podcasts!

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On January 5, 2014
The snowstorm bearing down upon Lexington has resulted in the cancellation of school tomorrow, meaning that a theoretical productive day has now become a Happy Family Day.  Fortunately, I’ve already finished my Defense Statecraft syllabus and my Airpower syllabus. The Defense Statecraft blog is about to enter its 10th year of service. Podcasts for Defense […]
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