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Happy Easter (and a belated Happy Purim)
Sunday, March 23rd, 2008Dating is not important to everyone, apparently
Happy Easter! Happy Purim!
And a very special thank-you to the guy driving the Escalade who double-parked today at mass, thereby trapping two different compact cars. Well done, sir. You’ve shown the true spirit of Easter by avoiding the hassle of parking in the lot two blocks away. […]
Evolution, Creation, and Why Kirk Cameron Stinks
Monday, March 12th, 2007This column will appear appeared in the Georgetown Law Weekly on March 20, 2007.
Before coming to law school, I was a paleontology graduate student at the University of Michigan. I studied, specifically, the life and migration of woolly mammoths (Mammuthus primigenius), and in retrospect was much, much cooler than torts. One thing we […]
To the memory of Professor Robert Drinan, S.J.
Tuesday, January 30th, 2007This column first appeared in the Georgetown Law Weekly on January 30, 2007.
Normally, this column is dedicated to complaints or bragadoccio about my lack of work ethic, the proper way to trick a GULC pop machine into accepting money from a MetroCard, cheese, etc., etc. Right now, I’d like to depart from the low-brow gallows […]
RIP Robert Drinan, S.J.
Monday, January 29th, 2007Father Drinan passed away on Sunday, Jan 28, 2007. I was privilaged to have been present at the last mass he presided over as celebrant, and to have taken his human rights class.
Here’s the obituary at CNN.com.
R.I.P, Fr. Drinan.