Archives for May 2018
Finding The Law
Our Educational System: Should We Just Scrap It?
Some States Embrace an Advisory Role for Their High Courts
Skin in the Review: The Hidden Asymmetries of Taleb’s Skin in the Game
The NFL Is Within Its Rights and Right
With the Old Breed
I’ve been reading With the Old Breed, Eugene Sledge’s classic account of his experiences in the battles of Peleliu and Okinawa. Many have come to know his story from the successful 2010 HBO Series The Pacific that relied in part on his diary of these two battles. Sledge enlisted for the duration of the war +6 months in 1943 and, owing to his intelligence, was part of a military training program at Georgia Tech. There he could have earned his degree and joined the war effort in a highly skilled position of some kind, remote perhaps from actual fighting. However, he withdrew from the program, as many of his fellow classmates did, and joined the Marines to fight as a rifleman. And so he did. The narrative “Sledgehammer” provides is compelling, horrific, and fascinating.
Sword of the Romantic Imagination: Kirk and Bradbury
Administrative Adjudication as a Violation of Due Process
The “American Rule”: The Rise of the Lawyer Class: Part II
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