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- Nothing like an #Arsenal victory topped with a John Terry blunder _ http://t.co/UuzpNKIp
- American-Born Qaeda Leader Is Killed by U.S. Missile in Yemen: http://t.co/ri4jyEd9
- Possibly the stupidest excuse yet to call for stricter immigration controls: http://t.co/WCrfrbFB
Brian on Twitter
- GOP may change course on gay marriage: http://t.co/FiBGJDQs
- RT @zachdcarter: #NewGmail makes me want to smash my computer and buy a typewriter.
- I like press-savvy Brits: "In basic terms, how do we find the Usain Bolt among the millions of sperm in an ejaculate?" http://t.co/rM2ReFjZ
- @jaltucher is an excellent writer -- witty, touching, and insightful, with a unique voice: http://t.co/dnVDp8qj
- I would tend to agree with Beyer, though, that Bodemeister's run was one of the most impressive second-place finishes ever.
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Monthly Archives: November 2011
“A Vigorous Young Man”
Good writing is a rare commodity in law school, as in the legal world generally. Mercifully, there are a handful of judges who are a joy to read. One is Benjamin Cardozo, who was on the New York Court of … Continue reading
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Tagged cardozo, coney island, judicial opinion
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Herzog!
On a recent Friday evening, I went down to the IFC to see Werner Herzog’s new film, Into the Abyss. It’s a genre film—the death penalty documentary—and its cloying subtitled, A Tale of Death, A Tale of Life, suggests it … Continue reading
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