Non-Sequiturs: 01.16.07
* No one will be boning the cheerleaders after these games. (No lesbian coach jokes please! Title IX deserves some respect after all.) [New York Times via Overlawyered]
* The Australian Open imposed the Extreme Heat Policy today. Even Sharapova admitted how hot she was. (Don’t we know it.) [AP via FoxSports]
* Should you have got that insured, got GEICO for ya moneey? [SCOTUSblog]
* The Electric Frontier Foundation is arguing its first Wiki case today in federal district court (E.D.N.Y.). My opening argument would be, “If it’s in Wiki, it has to be right.” [Lessig Blog]
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