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Day: September 25, 2018

From Hammurabi to .GOV: How Laws Reach the Governed history

From Hammurabi to .GOV: How Laws Reach the Governed

Andrew Donaldson September 25, 2018
Ignorance of the law is not a defense for breaking the law, as the old saying goes....
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Murder, Friendship and Fun: My Favorite Podcast Murder, Friendship and Fun: My Favorite Podcast

Murder, Friendship and Fun: My Favorite Podcast

Em Carpenter September 25, 2018
The "My Favorite Murder" podcast, in which the two hosts take turns telling each other a story...
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Morning Ed: Labor & Econ {2018.09.25.T} morninged-coffee

Morning Ed: Labor & Econ {2018.09.25.T}

Will Truman September 25, 2018
Workin', workin', bidness, bidness
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