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Yale's Secret Society Sheds Its Elitist Image

The Atlantic | Buster Brown | Posted 02.26.2013 | College
Read More: George Bush, Henry Luce, John Kerry, Yale Secret Society, Antony Sutton, Yale Skull and Bones, Potter Stewart, Barrington Daniels Parker, William Howard Taft, Skull and Bones, Order of Skull and Bones, Yale, College News

Yesterday, John Kerry embarked on his first trip abroad as secretary of state. The foreign dignitaries he meets will be aware of many of his accomplis...

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The Irrationality of Love and Art

George Heymont | Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts
Read More: San Francisco Arts Commission, Christopher Guest, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Rescue Dog, M.H. DeYoung Memorial Museum, Ruth Asawa, Union Square, Leslie Bricusse, Mike Daisey, Miles Egstad, Bethany Center, Best in Show, Ghirardelli Square, Ruth?S Table, Golden Gate Park, Bob Toy, Princess Abby, Don R. Lewis, Garden of Remembrance, Jacobellis v. Ohio, Black Mountain College, Ruth Asawa: Roots of an Artist, Anthony Newley, Jean-Michele Gregory, Josef Albers, San Francisco State University, Carrie Prejean, Dawn Goehring, John T. Beck, Cyril Ritchard, The Roar of the Greasepaint ?€“ the Smell of the Crowd, Chinese Crested, Worst in Show, World?S Ugliest Dog Contest, Bayside Plaza, California Arts Council, Sonoma-Marin Fair, Walt Disney Studios, Academy of Art University, Buckminster Fuller, 13th San Francisco Independent Film Festival, Potter Stewart, Mockumentary, S&M, Dane Andrew, National Endowment for the Arts, Rohwher, Film, Arts News
George Heymont

In 1964, when the United States Supreme Court ruled on Jacobellis v. Ohio, Associate Justice Potter Stewart gained fame for his description of obscen...

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Top 5 WikiLeaks Quotes

Joe Lauria | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Supreme Court, Julian Assange, Wikileaks, Pentagon Papers, Bob Gates, Potter Stewart, Hugo Black, Franco Frattini, Politics News
Joe Lauria

"The word 'security' is a broad, vague generality whose contours should not be invoked to abrogate the fundamental law embodied in the First Amendment...

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