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Three weeks earlier, Climenko Professor of Law Charles J. Ogletree publicly apologized after six paragraphs in his book “All Deliberate Speed” were found to almost mirror passages found in a different work...
Three weeks earlier, Climenko Professor of Law Charles J. Ogletree publicly apologized after six paragraphs in his book “All Deliberate Speed” were found to almost mirror passages found in a different work...
...hate predictions. Most pundits, like most pollsters, get their information by looking in the rearview mirror. But let me give 2008 a try. The winner will be the candidate who comes closest to this model: a politician who refuses to be a "performer," at least in the current sense. Who speaks but doesn't orate. Who never holds a press conference on or in front of an aircraft carrier. Who doesn't assume the public is stupid or uncaring. Who believes in at least one major idea, or program, that has less than 40% support in the polls...
...thing that drives me is to make the artwork I do with computers as satisfying as pottery or other artwork that’s very hand-made,” Knep says. “I’ve been trying to bring it all together.”MIRRORING INSPIRATIONScience and art are two disciplines that aren’t easily mixed, and Knep knows that. “I don’t really see myself as the connection between science and art. That’s not how I advertise myself. I have both backgrounds and they...
...hours. You could always bet that there was an argument going on of some kind.”Across the street from Grolier’s was a barbershop. “As a teenager, I learned to read the clock backwards because there was a mirror in our store through which you could see the clock in the barber shop across the street,” Solano said.When she became the store’s owner, she renovated it to include, among other things, ceiling-high shelves and a clock of its own.“My only wish...