Non-Sequiturs: 06.22.10
* More evidence that professors hate performing the most basic student service. [Law Librarian Blog]
* To make grading easier on the profs, here’s a modest proposal from Brian Cuban. [The Cuban Revolution]
* Today’s judicial smackdown over the drilling moratorium should help Obama convince people that the Office of the President is fundamentally weak and kind of powerless. And the quest to find an elected liberal that has evolved a backbone continues. [Salon]
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* So you want to sell the Texas Rangers? Not so fast, my friends. [Am Law Daily]
* If diversity initiatives are ever really going to work, white males need to be on board. [Going Concern]
* It’s been five years since Kelo changed eminent domain as we know it. So what’s happened since? [Institute for Justice]
* Maybe the New York Times should start acting more like Farmville. [Breaking Media]
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