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Remember when I spent the summer of 2006 working for Professor Klarman? Turns out it's finally paying off. To the best of my knowledge, Klarman has yet to do anything with the really fascinating stuff I learned about the history of abortion legislation in New York, Alaska, Hawaii, and Washington--the four states that legalized it before Roe--but ( Read more... )

Mike did a hell of a job, but Bake said it best:

"And finally, goodbye to the future of rock and roll."

But Mike had an excellent point, a point that echoes the Gnostic Gospels: the future of rock and roll is inside you, not in palaces of wood and stone.

The future of rock and roll is dead. Long live the future of rock and roll.

On Handwriting, Notes from William H. Rehnquist, and Other Stuff in My Magical BoxesI picked up box #2 today to finish up the last stages of my cite-check from hell. Box #1 was mostly the papers of Justices Jackson, Burton, and Douglas. Box #2 is mostly Douglas again (apparently, he has a copious amount of papers), but there's a lot more Clark in ( Read more... )

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Charlie works for dad. He's a good guy who's been there for 15 years, and he's one of the nicest, most down-to-earth, and damn funniest guys I know. Charlie lives in a doublewide in an unincorporated town called Congo in Perry County. He's what most of America would call a hick, but here in SE Ohio, he's a normal guy ( Read more... )