music class with mrs. love
shakespeare

anne frank exhibit docent

telefund
food not bombs

gulag literature class
continental philosophy
irigaray class
kristeva grad seminar

heidegger with david wood
nietzsche and kierkegaard

japanese art history
russian literature
irish literature
the james joyce seminar

property law
real estate law
bankruptcy law
immigration law
media law
IP law club

torts
constitutional law
criminal law
administration of justice
international business
business

paralegal classes

the financial times
london school of economics podcasts
berkman center harvard interactive videocasts
new york school of law "D is for digitize" conference

hilary mantel speaking at LSE about old english political history

richard susskind speaking at the LSE about the end of lawyers

chemistry
calculus
anatomy
psychology
sociology
speech
dance

great books with oxford scholar and the truly elegant william franke

scott zeman's marxist reading group

the films of ranier werner fassbinder
ingmar bergman
goddard
alain resnais

as much lawrence lessig as possible, written and spoken

the tate modern miroslaw balka
francis bacon
the kippenberger at the los angeles MOCA

books:
free culture

it became very clear to me all of the sudden, that my distaste for the resume would manifest itself in a new way of thinking of a record.

as i am pouring over my old records i wish i could digitize everything.
i just tossed twenty five pounds of law notes, in hope for a easy move.

i want to mention
books podcasts
programs
travels
anything and all that i remember that formed me, and realize this is but a beginning.