TaxProf Blog (Free subscription) | 12/04/2009
Robert Morse, Director of Data Research at U.S. News & World Report, announced on his blog yesterday that the magazine will expand its ranking of part-time J.D. programs to include peer assessment scores: In addition to having a peer score on a 5.0 scale, U.S. News is contemplating including other...
Dennis Perrin (Free subscription) | 11/25/2009
... set in New York's garment district, then suddenly in Baltimore, and finally on the moon. With Robert Morse, Bill Bixby, and Eva Marie Saint. Manhattan With A Twist (1959) Shot entirely in Tucson at night, with a hand held camera. Supposedly about a pair of bickering jewel thieves, but who the hell really knows. With Russ Tamblyn and Jim Nabors. Leave 'Em Laughing (1946) A deaf juggler...
The Wall Street Journal (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009
The buyers—Hong Kong-listed Ltd., a battery manufacturer, and recently formed Primus Financial Holdings Ltd.—say the China money allegations are false. "Our consortium complies fully with all the regulations," says Robert Morse, co-chief executive of Primus and a former top banking executive for Citigroup Inc. in Asia. AIG says it received "legally binding representation s from Primus...
mou01 | 11/09/2009
On last night's finale, among other things, Roger (John Slattery), Don (Jon Hamm) and Bert (Robert Morse) were three guys with a problem. (AMC) On last night's finale, among other things, Roger (John Slattery), Don (Jon Hamm) and Bert (Robert Morse) were three guys with a problem. (AMC)
post-gazette.com (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
With an ominous title like "Shut the Door, Have a Seat," AMC's "Mad Men" was bound to end its third season with some dramatic plot twists, particularly with regards to the dissolving marriage of Don (Jon Hamm) and Betty (January Jones) Draper. But the bigger turn was the dissolution of Sterling Cooper as Don, Roger Sterling (John Slattery) and Bertram Cooper (Robert Morse)...
TaxProf Blog (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
Robert Morse, Director of Data Research at U.S. News & World Report, follows up on my prior post, GAO: U.S. News Rankings, Not Accreditation, Key Driver of Law School Tuition, in Who's at Fault for the High Cost of Law School': There are weaknesses in the report's methodology. The GAO...
Dante and the Lobster (Free subscription) | 11/01/2009
... feminism such as "A Guide for the Married Man" where Walter Matthau instructs Robert Morse how to get away with it. Across the board, the message ladled out is that dudes shouldn't cheat only because the bitchez are crazy. Edward G. Robinson's character runs away screaming from a woman on the street asking for a light after having a nightmare in which he imagined a drink...
