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"Even though the majority did what it was supposed to do and offered up a rigorous close reading of state law and precedent, it will be defended and also criticized solely in terms of judicial elitism and overreaching."
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Coke, Mentos, and way too much free time.
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"The bagginess of academic robes may tempt faculty to use them to conceal books, exams, XBoxes, or a picnic setting for four. The administration takes a negative view of such things. "
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