Like most of you, I am absolutely shocked that Lenny Dykstra would prove to be a complete fraud. Not fresh news here I know, but it actually is amazing that so many athletes would turn to Dykstra for investment advice. I mean, what could possibly...
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Obama endorses repealing the Defense of Marriage Act. Good for him. Let's see if it happens. It will soon, if not in 2011. Also, it'd be nice if Democrats realized.
Since it's become a trend here at LGM, I shall be gone on a honeymoon for the next 10 days. My presence here will therefore be sporadic. Have fun and.
...but apparently the Anthony prosecutors presented evidence they knew, or should have known, to be inaccurate. I'm sure that they thought they were framing a guilty individual, but then don't most prosecutors who suppress exculpatory evidence?
Asked if there was a contradiction between his stand against expanding class sizes and the growth of the student population at N.Y.L.S., Mr. Matasar wrote: “The answer is that we.
One does have to think that there would have been a better chance of solving the anthrax attack mystery if it wasn't for the Bush administration's Iraq snipe hunt.
My favorite of the soulless corporate bookstore chains will be closing up shop.
SEK is meeting with a FORMER STUDENT at his apartment complex to discuss a letter of recommendation. Because SEK's porch occupies his office while his complex paints his porch, FORMER.
"The death is currently being treated as unexplained, but not thought to be suspicious. Police investigations into this incident are ongoing." Apparently the local constabulary has a rather narrow definition.
Over at Crooked Timber, Henry has a really interesting commentary to this Doug Henwood piece attacking the neoliberal left. Henry: Neo-liberals tend to favor a combination of market mechanisms and technocratic solutions to solve social problems. But these kinds of solutions tend to discount politics...
In some vaguely rational universe, the Global Risk Officer for Lehman Brothers from 2002-7 would be working at a Burger King somewhere, and not in a management position. Needless to.
Apparently, Richard Cordray would be a pretty good choice to replace Elizabeth Warren as the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. And hence has no chance of being confirmed,.