As a Virginia Beach native who spent hundreds of weekends at Lynnhaven Mall, I feel qualified to say that cops seizing Abercrombie & Fitch’s advertisements is yet another ridiculous example of local puritans subjecting the rest of the community to their crazy standards.
Check out this link, authored for W&M ACS, for a brief legal history [...]

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Today was the annual W&M Environmental Law and Policy Review symposium. This year’s topic, titled “Emission Not Accomplished: The Future of Carbon Emissions in a Changing World,” featured hours of lectures from experts knowledgeable about global warming.
Unfortunately, not one of them mentioned this recent study that shows that zombie attacks might increase due to global [...]

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Here’s another piece I just posted over at Huffington Post titled “Victims Of Push Polling Speak Out And Organize.”
It’s a follow-up to the previous post on political telemarketing, “Cell Phone-only Voters Frustrate Campaigns.”

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I wrote something for the Huffington Post about political telemarketing. Check it out if you’ve got a second, and feel free to leave a comment over there.
I wrote a paper about telemarketing this semester, so I guess I covered something that was still marinating in my mind.
Oh, and check out my travel colleague’s pieces too!
Road [...]

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Lately, I’ve been doing a lot research for term papers. In the off-chance that anybody perusing this blog has any interest in them, or could offer some recommended reading, I thought it might be helpful to post the topics.
As a member of the Environmental Law & Policy Review, I am writing a note about homeowners [...]

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I wrote a piece for Campus Progress about why not having an iPhone might be a blessing in disguise. This way, the NSA won’t be wiretapping your phone! Check it out, and feel free to leave comments over there.
But on the real, Steve Jobs, if you wanna hook me up with a free iPhone, I [...]

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Is Karl Rove the most prolific emailer of all-time? Over 140,000! Was he just forwarding chain-mail all day long? (”W- Send this to ur 10 fave diplomats or else you’ll have bad luck for your entire 2nd term.” “Hey Scooter- Is the Nigerian prince really in dangr? Can we get his $$$ ?!? Ask Valerie [...]

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For those of you who keep track of me via this blog, I am currently in DC. I’ll be working all summer for the Electronic Privacy Information Center as a clerk.
If you’re interested in the type of work I’ll be doing, check out the job description. Also, I’ll post links to our work product when [...]

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Do I really need to point out the delightful irony of the Queen’s visit to Colonial Williamsburg on the eve of my Constitutional Law exam? It really is a tremendous juxtaposition.  While scouring 18th century texts, the inspiration is but a mile away. Out of protest, and perhaps out of respect for the authors of [...]

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In midst of exams. Current assignment is a 2,500 word take home test. Writing about Constitutional Law.
My printer ran out of ink because I’ve spit out too many drafts. I have considered using my typewriter. I just printed out a test page. I think I type faster when wearing the powerglove. It’s so [...]

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