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We’re Talking About Practice

By James M. Larkin  • 

Waxing somewhat Aristotelian, General and 34th President of the United States Dwight D. Eisenhower observed in his first State of


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From Republican Headquarters

By James M. Larkin  • 

“Dick?…Dicky? You awake?” “Ah, here.” “Alright, that’d seem to be everyone—down to business. The wheels are coming off the wagon,


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Exception to the Rule

By James M. Larkin  • 

“In America any boy may become President and I suppose it’s just one of the risks he takes.” So said


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On Swashbuckling

By James M. Larkin  • 

A word with regard to the situation I’m sure is on all of our minds: We have to turn over


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Skin Deep

By James M. Larkin  • 

There is a certain post-structuralist vibration to this modern political climate of spin wars and smear campaigns; operatives on both


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From a Future Freshman

By James M. Larkin  • 

You don’t understand, Fitz; it’s been a tough month. DFW, first of all. I was going to mention him in


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Against Speed Traps

By James M. Larkin  • 

Consider the silver Volvo 940 station wagon, getting on in years and miles, but not yet spent. At certain moments—full


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Opinion

Jesus is My Running Mate

By James M. Larkin  • 

In his book The Audacity of Hope, Senator Barack Obama advances a thesis that can seem, perhaps true to form,


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Opinion

A Note from the Editorial Board

As the Class of 1983 celebrates its 25th reunion, we take a look back at the opinions published on our


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A Mere Novelty?

By James M. Larkin  • 

Among our most prominent romanticized notions about the probabilistic iron cage is the assertion that an infinite number of monkeys,

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