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In what has been a boon for nudist visibility (at least in terms of media coverage), New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill DeBlasio have denounced a group of scantily clad women in Times Square. Terming themselves the “desnudas,” which means “naked” in Spanish, the topless women typically paint themselves red, white, and blue, and pose with passersby for money.
In these trying times, it’s good to know nobody can stop you from wearing a pasta strainer on your head in a driver’s license photo.
Fraternities are not only frequently associated with sexual assaults, but many actively cultivate a “rape culture”—meaning that rape is not only tolerated, but encouraged. For example, in 2013, the Georgia Tech chapter of Phi Kappa Tau sent an e-mail advising its brothers how to “lure your rapebait.” Sure enough, that chapter was eventually suspended for multiple cases of sexual assault.
The United States District Court opinion issued on September 3 overturning Tom Brady’s four-game suspension for his involvement in the deflated footballs during the AFC Championship Game against the Colts was a bold move. The whole idea behind arbitration is to have a streamlined process that keeps people out of court. Keeping that in mind, District Courts really, really don’t want to get involved and will only fail to enforce an award when something, in the Court’s opinion, has gone terribly wrong in the process. So what went wrong with the NFL and Brady arbitration? Why did the court whistle Roger Goodell?
Counterfeiting may seem like something reserved for third-world countries and spy movies, but counterfeit scams are huge worldwide and costs companies and their customers millions of dollars each year.
The private relationships of presidential candidates have been under the microscope this election year. We’ve heard a lot about marriages, affairs, and which candidate truly represents the traditional “family values” ideal.