The new part of news captures our attention. Today, for example, there’s new data supporting a new, experimental Covid-19 antiviral pill. And, tragically, there’s a new reminder of the swift and destructive power of tornados.
We know that “the new” is never altogether new, but always has within it vestiges of the past: the long story of ...
Excuse the pun, but let’s right here right now officially coin the term “ConText”. In Constitutional Law, Scotus decisions often turn on Context + Text = ConText.
ConText once again played out in the Supreme Court’s ruling this week saying no to two requests to stop New York’s vaccine mandate for health care workers. Health care ...
For many us in Southwestern Ohio, the drive from Cincinnati to Oxford is familiar; more so driving each Wednesday afternoon to teach a class of 18-21 year-olds at Miami. The drive, give or take a traffic-dependent hour, goes from urban to rural, from Bearcats (top 4!!) to RedHawks, from city-scape on the Ohio’s banks to bucolic campus, along ...