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...complexity, Lemonheads came across live as a pop bard with serious balls. A particular delight was "I Don't Wanna," an infectious single which could easily be played on WBCN but which never gave the impression of sucking up to the mainstream (for more on Lemonheads, see the review of their upcoming album...
Monday's (April 13) article about the Law Review's 100th anniversary began by referring to Law Review members as "the best and the brightest" legal minds in the country. This phrase reveals an ignorance and arrogance about law school admissions and the role of the law review...
First, law review members are not necessarily the "best and the brightest" at Harvard Law School, much less in the country. Only one-fourth of the class even completes the writing competition required for membership. Many others are simply uninterested in being on Law Review...
...certainly true that the circumstances, legal and geopolitical, have denied Linnas the sort of defense he would be entitled to if tried in the U.S. But his case has received eight years of protracted review, during which various judges have concluded that despite his claim of innocence, he is plainly guilty. Much of the evidence against him can never be perfectly scrutinized, but even in a U.S. courtroom, prosecutors would probably seek Soviet assistance or else proceed without evidence from the scene of the crime. Last May a federal appeals panel wrote, "The irony of Karl Linnas objecting to execution...
Most of the widely read magazines focused on sex, adventure or kung fu. Some claimed to be serious literary or art journals, including a scholarly legal review that carried articles like "Why the Breast of a Woman Was Tattooed." While some Chinese writers agree that the more vulgar periodicals should be weeded out, they are concerned that the crackdown may herald tougher censorship...