Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Political commentary and general frivolity.
"She judges you when you use poor grammar." -- David Lat, Above The Law
"Ms. Nichols is one of many young people throwing off her generation’s reputation for slovenly language." -- Bob Morris, NYT
About Me
- Sharon
- Charleston, South Carolina, United States
- I'm a curious little blonde girl with poor impulse control. I love the beach, sun, bright colors, shiny objects and southern accents. I have a law degree from the University of Alabama; sometimes I use it. Tips? Email me: Senichols@gmail.com .
"I judge you when you use poor grammar" Book!
Shout Outs
- Above the Law
- All Against All
- Crossword Coach TV
- DealBreaker
- Fashionista
- Father Muskrat
- Forward Movement
- Go Fug Yourself
- I Judge You When
- Intern Wisdom
- Juxtapositiously
- Live, Learn, London
- Mediocre Musings
- Micheal Cottingham
- MiniPundit
- Obsessive & Compulsive in Law School
- Pandora
- Postsecret
- PrawfsBlawg: Prof. Horwitz
- Prof. Althouse
- Prop.Prof. Brophy
- Sans Kitsch
- Secured Debt
- Slate
- Street Prophets
- Stuff You Can Buy on the Internet... But Probably Shouldn't.
- Thanks, But No Thanks
- The Charlestonian
- The Superficial
- The Virginia Monologues
- Tomahawk Nation
- Universitas Civilitas
- Wall Street Journal Law Blog
- Whiskey and Smores
- Wonkette
- You've Been Judged
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(324)
-
▼
June
(19)
- This is a Special, Special Post
- New Developments
- Juxtapositiously
- Girls Don't Need College; Beauty School OK
- iPhones
- Girl Crush #1289
- Score!
- Nature or Nurture?
- "He was an institution in both news and politics f...
- "Two wrongs don't make a right, but sometimes, the...
- Emails, Etc.
- "The Wire" Sighting
- Called Out!
- Math for Lawyers
- DIaBEEtis
- Flyover Country
- Grammar Pictures
- Good Day
- Hey Now, Hey Now
-
▼
June
(19)
Sharon's Book List (Almost as cool as Oprah's)
Readers
Subscribe Now: Feed Icon
Technorati
1 comment:
The problem with these kinds of studies is the way people's epistemic views decide to use the information. For example some may see this as making homosexuality a naturally occuring phenomenon, while Fundamentalists would consider it a step towards "treatment" of a "genetic illness." As a happy, healthy gay man this frightens me, I don't want, nor would ever want to be heterosexual, I am happy with who I am. I would never want to be treated as a genetic defect, it would be like treating Asian people for the genetic difference of eye shape.
Post a Comment