Among those who follow current events, cop worship is in steep decline around here, with the glowing reputation of the fuzz plummeting as facts surface about the Tsarnaev brothers and their likely criminal past. Continue reading
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TERROR: THEN AND NOW
Chris Faraone on what happened yesterday in Boston, and twelve years ago in New York. Continue reading
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BEAN COUNTER: VOLUME 14, ISSUE 36
Still, this is earth-shattering enough to repeat: Harvard is investigating students who “might” have cheated on a take home exam. Continue reading
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