This was originally going to run in the October issue of The American Lawyer, but it got killed for reasons unknown. I liked the story, though, and thought it would have been a good one, so I figured I’d post it here:
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Maybe when Stewart Copeland is done being a drummer, he has a possible career as a political spin doctor.
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For something that comes around once a decade (unless you’re in Texas), it’s no surprise that redistricting generates a ton of litigation.
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“Chinese Democracy” is Axl Rose’s “Star Wars” prequel trilogy.
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The Verve take their reunion tour to New York City!
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Jenner Wins Copyright Appeal for Rap Group Cypress Hill in Sampling Case
Containing not one but two references to “Insane in the Brain!” I couldn’t be prouder of myself. (subscription required)
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Maybe this reunion tour, and not the Simon & Garfunkel one, should have been called “Old Friends” — with old meaning “former.”
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My first professional clip.
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Battleground State: The Battle to Legalize Mixed Martial Arts in New York
Here’s my Master’s Project for Columbia. It’s fairly long, so I’m splitting it into 6 parts. Hope you enjoy!
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Former Minnesota Senator Dean Barkley weighs in on the viability of a third-party.
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Want to watch sports while on the job and not get in trouble? The “boss button” is your answer!
The closest we’ll ever get to a Blind Faith reunion.
Original lede: “Anthony Weiner has been less than frank about his online liaisons with various women.” I zigged.
Manhattan Federal Judge Kimba Wood Calls Record Companies’ Request for $75 Trillion in Damages ‘Absurd’ in Lime Wire Copyright Case.
Pearl Jam brought its Backspacer Tour to Madison Square Garden on May 20. What did I think of the show?