The 2017 Final Four is approaching and two decades have passed since the wondrous 31-4 season, so it is high time for a confession: My brother and I assisted the Gophers with scissors and a Kinko’s fax machine.
Humphrey delivered a legendary speech that placed him squarely in the public eye, infuriated southern Democrats, and further propelled the prospect of congressional civil-rights legislation.
In Near v. Minnesota, Brandeis joined the 5-4 opinion of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes broadly condemning prior restraints of the press.
I hope we’ll celebrate a Vikings win, because this taste will need to last forever and there are few things as ephemeral as sports success.
Is there something magical about escaping justice until you are 94 that wipes the slate clean of all wrongs committed?
