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Upcoming Schedule: Date Opponent Time Location Nov. 8 Harvard University 8:00 Cambridge, MA Nov. 10 Univ. of Minnesota 7:30 Bloomington, MN Nov. 16 Bowling Green State 7:30 Bowling Green, OH Nov. 19 Canadian Olympic Team 7:30 Hamilton, ONT Nov. 20 Michigan State 7:30 Detroit, MI Nov. 22 Michigan State 3:00 East Lansing Nov. 24 Canadian Olympic Team 7:30 Calgary, ALB Nov. 28 Canadian Olympic Team 1:05 Inglewood...
...court, Inslaw President William Hamilton pointed out that the Justice Department official who oversaw the Inslaw contract was C. Madison Brewer III, who had previously been fired as the company's general counsel. The whole dispute arose, said Hamilton, from Brewer's desire for revenge. Bason agreed, ruling that Brewer had an "intense and abiding hatred" for Inslaw and had used his position at the Justice Department to "vent his spleen." The judge faulted other Justice officials for not investigating Brewer's actions. As for the appropriation of the Inslaw software, the judge likened Justice to a customer who asks...
Judge Bason has not yet set damages, and the Justice Department, which denies any wrongdoing, plans to appeal the decision. Hamilton hopes to receive as much as $5.4 million from the Government and to use the money to revive Inslaw...
Sometimes TV does better when it forgets about reality altogether. In CBS's new fantasy series Beauty and the Beast, a young New York attorney (The Terminator's Linda Hamilton) is accosted after a party by some thugs who slash her face. She is nursed back to health by Vincent (Ron Perlman), a deformed, leonine creature who lives in abandoned tunnels beneath the subways. After she has recovered -- her scars miraculously removed by surgery -- this underground Equalizer becomes her benefactor and partner in fighting crime. The first episode had some inept action sequences and could have used more fanciful detail...
Madison and Hamilton, of course, ultimately failed to persuade their countrymen. But their worst fears need not come true as a result. Madison sought to overcome the potential dangers of a bill of rights with the Ninth Amendment--which declared that the rights enumerated in the first eight amendments were not to be construed as the only legitimate ones. And many Constitutional commentators throughout the antebellum period continued to take for granted that the intent of the Constitution could be garnered only by examining the broad phrases in the preamble...