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...Kennedy? Conservatives point darkly in the direction of those clerks, the young lawyers selected by the Justices each term to assist in researching and writing the court's opinions. Kennedy and Souter both have clerks who were once students and proteges of Laurence Tribe, the Harvard law professor who is public enemy No. 1 to legal conservatives. Peter Rubin, a Souter clerk, helped research Tribe's strongly pro-choice 1990 book, Abortion: The Clash of Absolutes. Michael C. Dorf, who clerked for Kennedy, is co-author with Tribe of a new book, On Reading the Constitution...
Some customers try out their own condom humor on Cohen and the employees, but rarely do they come up with anything original. "Do we have a fitting room?" is a frequent original. according to Cohen and another clerk who rolls her eyes at the mention of this oft-repeated joke...
Robb was first attracted to the Knights after meeting Duke in New Orleans in the mid-1970s. But his racist roots run deep. Born in Detroit, Robb was the son of a builder and a department-store sales clerk. His family moved to Tucson while he was a teenager. There he devoured his mother's right-wing political tracts and joined the John Birch Society. After studying at a Colorado seminary under Kenneth Goff, a minister with anti-Semitic views, Robb became a Baptist minister, opened a print shop and started publishing his own right-wing tracts and pushing white...
...first year as President of HarvardManagement Company, Jack R. Meyer earned a hefty$575,000. Several other HMC officers earnedsix-figure paychecks including Treasurer VerneSedlacek, who earned $331,298, and Clerk MichaelThonis, who earned...
Walsh's business transactions have intermingled with the lives of eminent Cantabrigians and colleagues including fellow Councillor Sheila T. Russell, former Police Chief Anthony G. Paolillo and City Clerk Joseph E. Connarton...