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...free-speech claim—except for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who seemed to be on the fence, and Justice Clarence Thomas, who never spoke.Scalia suggested that, by FAIR’s logic, nearly anyone could break the law and claim free-expression protections.“You cannot convert a law into a law directed at First Amendment rights—can you?—by simply saying the reason I am disobeying it is to express, whatever disaffection with the war, homosexuality, or anything else,” Scalia said.Breyer also said he was concerned that FAIR?...
...cannot convert a law into a law directed at First Amendment rights—can you?—by simply saying the reason I am disobeying it is to express, whatever disaffection with the war, homosexuality, or anything else,” Scalia said...
...pointer as the shot clock was set to expire that gave the Blue Devils (3-2) a 76-66 lead with 3:11 to go.Harvard trailed the entire second half, but pulled within two on a 10-0 run that saw captain Matt Stehle knock down a trifecta and convert a three-point play, while junior guard Jim Goffredo stripped CCSU guard Lenny Jefferson and added an easy layup. Goffredo led the Crimson in scoring with a career-high 22 points, and Stehle posted 21 more along with 10 rebounds.The Blue Devils responded with a 9-2 run of their...
...Parker said, “was [that] there was an unbelievable turnaround in the second and third periods, to the point where I thought we were outplaying [the Crimson].” Both squads had their chances to score in the overtime period, but neither team was able to convert on its opportunities. Freshman winger Jimmy Fraser came very close to netting a goal in the final seconds—even inciting a premature lighting of the red lamp—but BU netminder John Curry fended off his shot as time expired. “[The Terriers] were still...
...second overtime, the Bulldogs cut short Harvard’s momentum by intercepting sophomore Liam O’Hagan in the endzone. But Yale could not convert, and coughed up the ball when sophomore defensive end Brad Bagdis stripped the ball from the hands of D.J Shooter as he tried to gain a few extra yards for the first down. Thomas recovered the fumble on the 15-yard line—a spot that would have been well within the field-goal abilities of Yale kicker, Alan Kimball...