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From Doe v. Sacred Heart Univ., Inc., decided last week by Bridgeport (Conn.) Superior Court Judge Robert Golger: The plaintiff,… The post No Pseudonymity for Apparent Hazer Suing University for Supposedly Improper Actions Against Her appeared first on Reason Magazine.

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New White House press secretary Katie Zacharia under fire as questions emerge about her legal backgroundZacharia, 42, failed the California bar exam after graduating from Pepperdine University’s law school in 2011

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