Cuando hicimos historia (When We Made History), about how a bunch of youngsters brought the Argentine junta to trial in 1985, against all odds. This book just came out in April 2025. Every word is fascinating.

Why the gratuitous swipe at Arizona?

I believe you are looking for: www.gelliottmorris.com/p/kilmar-abr...

Except not so funny because TSA agents are real people who don't deserve to be screwed over that way.

He's just waiting to buy up the bankrupt farms.

Please don't.

People should check with their local airports, which are setting up their own food pantries for TSA agents.

The wing whose staff historically was largely female.

Adam, thank you so much for your ongoing coverage.

I read it as a no, despite the language of "ongoing dialogue," which other universities also employ. Vanderbilt, like most of the rest, follows MIT's lead in stressing merit-based research as a core value. That's a pretty clear rejection of the whole premise of the so-called academic compact.

U of A and Vanderbilt said no.

Eight, with Vanderbilt.

"One particular president used it like 28 times during the course of *her* presidency." 🤔🤷‍♀️

And yet he keeps letting the military fire on civilian boats. Someone should tell him the Devil keeps score of that.