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12 hours ago ago from Feminist Law Professors
Isn't English rich enough to provide ways to mock something that don't refer to women's genitalia? Since when is douchetastic a word? -Darren Rosenblum P.S. This is not an endorsement of the student's methodology for finding a study group! It's a critique of the lack of creativity on ATL's part.
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20 hours ago ago from St. Andrews Junior High News
Oodles of news from Mr. Howard in this monthly newsletter . ONLY 5 DAYS TO GO UNTIL…FUN IN THE SUN (or the cold, but does it really matter as long as we’re not in school or at work?) Holiday Spirit It’s that busy but magical time of year again — a time for sparkling lights and festive treats as we celebrate the holidays with family and friends. It’s also a good time to reflect on and give thanks for our own good fortune and to ...
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9 hours ago ago from PopEater
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20 hours ago ago from The New York Times
The Manhattan School of Music Opera Theater keeps its students on their toes with a balance of unusual works they may never sing again and standard repertory that they will sing plenty. The audiences for these productions stand to benefit either way. The Manhattan School has a fine track record for turning out singers of consequence: Susan Graham and Dolora Zajick are among the program's alumni. And its repertory choices have been discerning. ...
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