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As Fenno's roommates "liberate" her bathroom, Fenno manages to get her hands on an advance sheet of Thursday's public interest auction. What's up for sale? Jonas Blank's dignity, Sasha Volokh's gun collection, and Mike Shah's riches.
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Course selection is on the horizon. Don't have the faintest idea of what to take? Here are ten professors whose classes you won't want to miss.
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As JOSH SOLOMON's protest against Freedom Wine enters the second week, he turns from Italian wine to wine from the Pacific Northwest. It turns out that it is not too bad. And if you're tired of the typical cheap or mid-priced California wine, then Solomon suggests that you might just like some of the Northwest's finest.
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Harvard University President Lawrence Summers announced Thursday that Professor Elana Kagan will become the next Dean of Harvard Law School. Speaking to a crowd of students at the Ropes Gray Room, Kagan said she was "thrilled" to accept the position.
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For a panel of experts who gathered on Saturday to discuss the possible appointment of a Latino to the U.S. Supreme Court, the question was not whether a Latino would be appointed, but whether it would make any difference. While the three panelists seemed to agree that a Latino would probably be nominated in the near future, they had dramatically different views on what it would mean and how the Latino community should respond.
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Ann Coulter has never been accused of being reserved. Just witness the conservative journalist's assessment of Justice David Souter '66. "He's a chimp," Coulter said of the Republican-appointed Justice, whom many conservatives view as a turncoat. "He writes three opinions a year, and they're incomprehensible.
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If you thought the butterfly ballot was bad, consider the fare card for the Washington, D.C., metro. During a panel discussion Saturday on voting rights in the 21st Century, Prof. Heather Gerken described the problems the fare system reportedly caused Justice Sandra Day O'Connor when a storm forced her to take the metro to work.