- Kaufman's Cardozo: Judicial biography as legal history
Kaufman's Cardozo: Judicial Biography as Legal History CARDOZO- By Andrew L. Kaufman. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1998. Pp. xii, 731. $55.00. INTRODUCTION More than forty years ago, two University of Chicago Law School professors, Allison Dunham and Philip B. Kurland, published Mr. Justice,1 a superb collection of biographical sketches ......
- Open Field for Sports Books
With soccer on its increasingly brief summer recess?the European Women's Championship raised a brief flicker of interest, but no more?the field is open for other sports to stake their claim in the book market. It is the season, after all, for big sales of paperback editions of biographies.1. , Paul ......
- In search of hip-hop
Patrick McCabe, twice shortlisted for the Booker Prize, is moving from Picador to Faber, which is publishing his new novel, Call Me the Breeze, this September. McCabe was acquired for Picador by Peter Straus, who published The Butcher Boy, a Booker runner-up in 1992. By the time of Breakfast on ......
- New classic biographies series
Biographer Richard Holmes is editing a new series of classic English biographical writings to be launched by Flamingo in March 2002.
- Clerking for Scrooge
The Forgotten Memoir of John Knox: A Year in the Life of a Supreme Court Clerk in FDR's Washington, David J. Garrow & Dennis J. Hutchinson, eds. Chicago, 2002. Pp xxii, 288. INTRODUCTION Amid the vigorous debate that greeted the publication of Edward Lazarus's Closed Chambers,1 David Garrow offered a ......
- Conventions are drawn to the metropolitan region
Connecticut has taxes too, and its hotels have been raking them in as well. Catherine Brashich, executive director of the Housatonic Valley Tourism Commission (HVTC) said hospitality tax revenues have been showing double-digit growth since 1996 at least, and are up 12 percent over the first seven months of this ......
- Order in the court, and perhaps a little
respect.
I wrote a column several weeks ago on New York City's housing court, and since then I have had telephone calls from owners sharing with me their frustration with that system - a system that they perceive as not working. After speaking to these people, the two biggest complaints that ......