So, I know I’ve been a very bad blogger. As usual. But now that school is over… I’m studying for the damn bar exam. But once that’s over, I should be able to write more. Hooray! As for now, I’m taking a very, very quick break from studying because this video (via Behind the Badge) [...]
Free Markets? Not in American Sports or Transportation
This doesn’t have much to do with soccer or transportation, specifically, and who would have thought that my first link to Ryan Avent would be on sports and not transportation, but he has a post up discussing Malcom Gladwell’s recent New Yorker piece. The basic gist of Gladwell’s piece is the idea that underdogs in [...]
“Car Free” Misses the Point
I tend to agree with Yglesias on this: But one should be clear that nobody lives in Washington, or even Manhattan, without ever using a car. I don’t own a car. But Washington Post superstar blogger Ezra Klein does. And last weekend he and I drove in his car to Costco where we bought supplies for [...]
Hola, amigos
Well, here I am again. I’ve tried my hand at blogging several times. Almost always with a partner in crime. And, it’s always flamed out. Most recently at Culturegeist. I blame circumstances; I always do. Both stabs at Culturegeist ultimately failed because of other commitments. Silly things like “work” and “school.” But, with law school [...]
