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Headlines for the new year

By Jim Chen

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Ann Bartow has tagged me with the "Headlines for the new year" blogging meme, which originated on Feminist Law Professors and began spreading there.

The premise is simple: I have to identify headlines in four distinct categories:


Headline I?m most fearful of seeing in 2008:

Polar ice melt deemed irreversible
Evacuation of New Orleans, Pacific Ocean islands advised

Here's a runner-up in this category:

President-Elect _____ assassinated
Political crisis looms; war in Middle East escalates

Headline I most want to see in 2008:

Scientists announce HIV vaccine breakthrough
Drug companies agree to fund shots in developing countries

Headline I most expect to see in 2008:

Spending, scandals, and smears
Candidates spend record amount as ads and allegations fly

Headline I least expect to see in 2008:

Electoral College tie sends election to House
Supreme Court refuses to review Ohio and Florida returns

And now it's time to tag. I tag Marie Reilly, Nancy Rapoport, Michael Dorf and/or Sherry Colb, and Paul Caron.

Full post as published by Jurisdynamics on January 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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