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Legal Positivism

The standard party line of the legal positivists goes that laws are created through social behavior and, while in some distant sense express a normative moral will of the people, don’t latch on…

An excellent little Burmese restaurant in Allston.

It’s time to get off the animated comedy throne, Cartman.

Caffe Nuovo has rapidly become one of my favorite restaurants in the North End, ever since I first heard about it and visited at the beginning of October. And I’m going there again next week,…

Autumn. It’s time to stock up on good cheer before the eternal winter sets in. So get out, see some foliage, and take a trip to the theater to improve the quality of your life. This week’s review is a two-fer, so why not watch two movies while you’re at it?

The Cats of Mirikitani follows the story of Jimmy Tsutomu Mirikitani, a WWII internment camp survivor who lives on the streets of New York sharing his art with whoever will stop and pay attention. As director Linda Hattendorf follows Jimmy, before and after the events of 9/11, the film takes the audience through a process of remembering the past.