Stanford Law School Student's Graduation Was Put In Jeopardy Because FedSoc Can't Take A Joke
Nuttin' but a bunch of hypocrisy to see here.
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Nuttin' but a bunch of hypocrisy to see here.
It’s always a good day to exercise your First Amendment right to dunk on the Federalist Society. The post The Federalist Society Tried To Keep a Stanford Law Student From Graduating After He Made Fun of Them first appeared on The Mary Sue.
It’s always a good day to exercise your First Amendment right to dunk on the Federalist Society.
Pascagoula city manager resigns as new administration takes office Michael Silverman started as Pascagoula city manager in January 2020. He's resigning from the job effective June 17, 2021. (Source: WLOX) By WLOX Staff | May 6, 2021 at 4:49 PM CDT - Updated May 6 at 5:01 PM PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WLOX) - Pascagoula just got a new mayor, and soon the Flagship City will also get a new city manager. Thursday, City Manager Michael Silverman submitted his resignation after just 17 months on the job. He said the announcement comes with “deep regret”, but he’s taking a job closer to his fam...
The second phase of a ‘successful’ grant scheme is set to be launched. Northumberland County Council is preparing to launch the second phase of its Business Resilience Grant scheme, which is aimed at companies which are liable for business rates, but have not already received Local Restrictions Support Grants, the Restart Grant or Additional Restriction Grants. The council has extended the BRG so that more mobile and home-based businesses can be supported, with the new grant is due to be launched in the opening weeks of May to replace phase one which closed for applications on Frida...