Us: Who can tell us what an immigrant is?
Kids: Criminals and terrorists from other countries.
Us: Umm...okay. Do you know what happens when a person who is in the country illegally is caught?
Kid 1: They should be executed! Don't they shoot immigrants?
Us: Well, actually, the term is deported...
Kid 1: Oh, right. My dad was deported last year.
Us:........
Friday, November 13, 2009
The future belongs to such as you
Laura and I teach constitutional law to eighth graders at an "inner city" school a few times as month as part of GW's Street Law program. While most of our discussions tends toward football and whether the Redskins will ever win a game, there have been a few gems from the lovely children:
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
The Justache arriveth
...And Justache for All started today. I'm currently sporting a cute little french number that's bound to get me a fair amount of dates in the next month.
Laura's just lucky she gets to hang out with a social star like me.
P.S. You should all go support Topher as he represents Movember, the kingly cousin of the noble Justache.
Laura's just lucky she gets to hang out with a social star like me.
P.S. You should all go support Topher as he represents Movember, the kingly cousin of the noble Justache.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Lexis notes: SAFE!
The fire alarm went off. AGAIN. While I was working on my memo (no strikethoughs - happy Laura?)
If that fire alarm doesn't shut the hell up I'mma bust a cap soon, yo. At least this time my casebooks were safe at school. I grabbed my laptop and my lexis notes and set up shop on a car across the street, ignoring the frightened whispers of the undergrads who weren't here to witness this same. exact. thing two nights ago.
Moral of the story: working on legal writing memos can be hazardous to your health and safety. And if I die because a fire truck doesn't come the next time the alarm goes off, I'm suing my landlord.
If that fire alarm doesn't shut the hell up I'mma bust a cap soon, yo. At least this time my casebooks were safe at school. I grabbed my laptop and my lexis notes and set up shop on a car across the street, ignoring the frightened whispers of the undergrads who weren't here to witness this same. exact. thing two nights ago.
Moral of the story: working on legal writing memos can be hazardous to your health and safety. And if I die because a fire truck doesn't come the next time the alarm goes off, I'm suing my landlord.
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