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Today would have been the 95th birthday of Milton Friedman. |
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Today would have been the 95th birthday of Milton Friedman. |
... but apologies to those who have been looking for new content here. Summer associate jobs have occupied Nick, Chris and Jeremy. We've had good news as well: W&V made Texas Law Review, and I was abruptly pulled from Columbia Law School's waiting list. (Thus mooting this discussion. And this one. Sorry if I wasted anyone's time.)
Fortunately for productivity, I don't have an internet-enabled laptop now, so the blogging-from-class will have to wait for a couple of weeks. But expect a lot of 1L reactions, coming soon.
I wonder if you were pulled from the waiting list because you didn't know "mooting" is not a word.
Posted by: Ted at January 1, 2005 01:13 PMMy dear fellow, surely you didn't declare a word not to exist without at least checking dictionary.com! I confess that in the limited verb sense admitted by American Heritage, I used the word incorrectly (relying on its adjective and legal meaning) but you cannot say correctly that "'mooting' is not a word."
Posted by: PG at January 2, 2005 12:25 PM