Today was my last official day of work at the Center for Legal Aid Education (née Legal Aid University), where I’ve been employed since 2003 or so. (The exact start date is hazy because the organization started out as a project, incorporating independently in Jan 2006). While I officially left Mass Law Reform Institute last [...]
This past weekend, Harvard Law School hauled three houses out of the way for new campus construction. My colleagues at Berkman took particular interest in the move, as Berkman occupied Baker House for a few years.
HLS houses move (Phil Malone)
HLS houses move (Erica George)
I like how as the day progressed, more people showed up to [...]
So let’s say your “four-star” tourist-trap hotel decides to close its spa and gym… where to go on the Vegas Strip (the new one) when you don’t want to fork out $10 for the “discount rate” at the hotel’s “sister establishment”? You go out the door and into the desert air for a brisk run.
(The [...]
Here I am in New York, New York… Vegas. I’m in town for the 2007 Conference for Law School Computing. I can’t say I’m a big fan of Vegas — the Fountains at Bellagio are truly sinful in the midst of a desert — but as I cyclist I do appreciate this piece of cycling [...]
I must be watching shows that target their demographic, because I’m constantly seeing 3M’s commercials for their computer privacy filter. One commercial shows a guy using his laptop from an airplane middle seat as his neighbors on either side try to see what he’s typing; the other commercial shows the same guy (or at least he [...]
