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Can You Be A Lawyer And A Bikini Model At The Same Time?
Yes, you can, but please don't expect your colleagues to show reverence for your choice.
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Photogenic Felon’s Modeling Contract Means Doom For Us All
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Biglaw Associate Secretly Struts His Stuff As An Underwear Model — Because Why Not?
An associate who sheds his suit to show off his sexy bod? We like this guy already.
Non-Sequiturs: 10.22.12
* Additional thoughts, from Professor Josh Blackman, on Judge Richard Posner’s awesome streak of book reviews. [Josh Blackman] * Meanwhile, Professor Kyle Graham wonders: How would Judge Posner review Moby Dick, Fifty Shades of Grey, and other classic literature? Incredibly, that’s how. [noncuratlex] * Apple responded to Samsung’s blame-the-jury appeal with knives out and guns blazing. [Ars Technica] * This attempt at using a disguise to commit ID theft was so pathetic, I almost feel bad for the guy. And yes, there is a photo. [Lowering the Bar] * A longtime Arby’s employee fled when a knife-wielding robber broke into the restaurant in the middle the night. And then Arby’s fired her. At least unemployment > dying alone in an Arby’s. [Consumerist] * Models, runway shows, and confidentiality agreements, oh my! [Fashionista]
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