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...being accused of plagiarism in the past year—and the second this month. On Sept. 2, Climenko Professor of Law Charles J. Ogletree issued a statement admitting that six paragraphs of his recent book All Deliberate Speed—an amount equivalent to nearly two pages of text??had been lifted from the work of a Yale Law School professor. And last year, Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz fought plagiarism charges leveled against...
Last week, Ogletree admitted that six paragraphs of his book—nearly two pages of text??had been lifted from the work of Yale Law School professor Jack M. Balkin, after the latter author was anonymously informed that Ogletree’s work should be investigated. However, while admitting to some fault for his carelessness, Ogletree maintains that the text??s inclusion was an oversight due, in part, to strict deadlines and a strong reliance on research assistants. Neither defense is excusable...
...Bathrooms were attached to the jury room, and lunch was brought by the bailiffs. We argued, and argued. Was there actually a robbery, or was she accusing him out of revenge? Like the English concentrator I am, I continually returned to close reading of the “text??—that is, the tape of the phone calls—to insist that it showed evidence of premeditated violence and intimidation, not of rage at being falsely accused. In this, Melina turned out to be my biggest ally. We were like sisters in combat...
It’s all overseen by director Michael M. Donahue ’05, who has done a noble job of justifying Ibsen’s occasionally infuriating text??a text which smugly chides us for thinking that it could end in joy. Donahue’s choices are original and appropriate, and he’s wrung fine work from the bulk of his cast and crew. I couldn’t say that Hedda Gabler’s a must-see during these final high-intensity weeks of class, but it?...
...either of these phenomena—and like all good farces, Cloud 9 stretches, pulls and deconstructs these notions to make us take a second look. In her production at the Loeb Experimental Theater, director Joy B. Fairfield ’03 captures every ounce of the text??s humor, complexity and confrontations with convention, resulting in a challenging and triumphant reading of this play...