Ban cell phones at the beach amid squid and snubs
Dave Barry laments ubiquitous cell phones at the beach, mocks loud talkers and frantic parents. He notes a shift toward banning phones in cars but argues for beach limits and even jokes about jamming devices, despite FCC illegality, ending with his byline.
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Yale Orthodox modesty suit tests dorm rules and rights
A Yale University case questions whether Orthodox Jewish students can be compelled to live in coed dorms and to pay for unused university housing. The 2nd Circuit rejected claims that Yale acts as a government arm, violates antitrust laws, or breaches the Fair Housing Act, noting Yale is private and 14th Amendment protections do not apply.
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Yale housing rules disputed in antitrust case ruling
James J Kilpatrick discusses a Sherman Act tying claim involving Yale University housing and the Fair Housing Act. Judge Moran suggests possible disparate impact from Yale dorm policies affecting four students over religion, with colleagues differing on remand. Kilpatrick argues for refund and tolerance, noting Yale’s size and potential policy challenges.
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