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: What About Clients?Nino Does Duke.
By Dan Hull
And can he do that thing with the ping pong balls? Alumni and students alike speak of "The Duke Experience" in reverent and hushed tones. And Justice Scalia, whether you love him or not, has Moxie. So can we get that smooth little genius to do a pole dance in downtown Durham over at the Re-Lax Parlor? When I lived all those years on East Capitol, Scalia and I used to pass each other on The Mall while jogging. He stays in pretty good shape. See Duke Daily Chronicle: "Justice Scalia Pays Visit to School of Law". Excerpt:
Scalia responded with humor to one question concerning the free speech of exotic dancing.
"I like it," he joked, adding that it does not fall under the protection of the First Amendment. "I draw a line there, I don't think that means communication."
Full post as published by What About Clients? on January 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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