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"It occurred to me, in California in June and in Atlanta in July and in New Orleans in August, in the course of watching first the California primary and then the Democratic and Republican national conventions, that it had not been by accident that the people with whom I had preferred to spend time in high school had, on the whole, hung out in gas stations." -- Joan Didion
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- Chris Bray
- Itinerant historian, former infantry soldier, and the author of "Court-Martial: How Military Justice has Shaped America, from the Revolution to 9/11 and Beyond," forthcoming from W.W. Norton.
Chris, I'm writing a piece on the Boston College case and academic freedom for the Times Higher Education in the UK, would it be possible to talk about your work on BC? My email is pkgeoghegan at gmail.com. Cheers, Peter
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