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All Request Tuesday – When Are You Going to Write a Book?
By Dennis Kennedy on
Me as a book author.
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All Request Tuesday – What’s Happening with Blawg Channel?
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Toward Blawg Channel 2.0.
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All Request Tuesday – What's Happening with Blawg Channel?
By Dennis Kennedy on
Toward Blawg Channel 2.0.
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All Request Tuesday – What’s The Mother Teresa Story?
By Dennis Kennedy on
A parable of sorts.
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All Request Tuesday – What's The Mother Teresa Story?
By Dennis Kennedy on
A parable of sorts.
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All Request Tuesday – You Joke Around Sometimes, But Are You Serious About The NASCAR Thing?
By Dennis Kennedy on
Want me to mention your new blog? Treat me to a trip to the Daytona 500.
Yup, the NASCAR thing is serious. It’s new. Happened over the last few years. The off-season has seemed really long to me this year.
Hey, what other legal blog will you get discussions of NASCAR, Twyla Tharp, Brancusi and…
All Request Tuesday – Why Couldn’t You Have Been One of My Law Professors?
By Dennis Kennedy on
Man, I get asked this question a lot. It’s one that has a definite answer.
I’ve been blessed in life by being taught by some great teachers and mentors. I feel an obligation to carry on that tradition. My first article accepted for publication (thank you, John Tredennick!) was about running a summer associate program…
All Request Tuesday – Why Couldn't You Have Been One of My Law Professors?
By Dennis Kennedy on
Man, I get asked this question a lot. It’s one that has a definite answer.
I’ve been blessed in life by being taught by some great teachers and mentors. I feel an obligation to carry on that tradition. My first article accepted for publication (thank you, John Tredennick!) was about running a summer associate program…