Long as they have in essence extra funds. Another possibility could be that the Supreme Court could hear oral arguments at the beginning of october if it wanted to. Theres a lot of speculation and a lot of uncertainty right now. The next we will take you live now to that discussion on the just completed Supreme Court term. We are live at the National Press club for a panel hosted by the american constitution society. After the bush v. Gore decision and acs was founded on the principle that law should be a force to improve the lives of all people. Now, the Supreme Court term that ended [ applause ] i know, it shouldnt we shouldnt actually have to say that thats an aspiration, but unfortunately it is. And that brings us to the Supreme Court term that ended yesterday and left us with quite a number of Unanswered Questions and some that were answered in ways that we might not have liked. But that all lead us to the coulden collusion that courts really matter and whether you care about the
Good evening. Im jason kelly. Im interim director of the galvin in journalism ethics and democracy. And im excited to welcome you all to the 2023 red smith lecture. Its great. See everybody here tonight. I want to start by thanking our speaker Carlos Lozada and, the Notre Dame Institute for advanced study, which is the reason why this event is possible tonight. Carlos is here this year as a faculty fellow and they very generously made this event possible as part of his very busy schedule. So very grateful for that. So that the lecture tonight had a timely element. This morning when i woke up this morning, there was a notification, my phone from the New York Times that said Carlos Lozada latest. And so i dont normally click through the notifications but i went to that one right away and the headline said this is his new column just today in the New York Times i the mueller ukraine and jan six reports as though they were one long book that didnt have to say so. You dont have to. So Carlo
Im interim director of the galvin in journalism ethics and democracy. And im excited to welcome you all to the 2023 red smith lecture. Its great. See everybody here tonight. I want to start by thanking our speaker Carlos Lozada and, the Notre Dame Institute for advanced study, which is the reason why this event is possible tonight. Carlos is here this year as a faculty fellow and they very generously made this event possible as part of his very busy schedule. So very grateful for that. So that the lecture tonight had a timely element. This morning when i woke up this morning, there was a notification, my phone from the New York Times that said Carlos Lozada latest. And so i dont normally click through the notifications but i went to that one right away and the headline said this is his new column just today in the New York Times i the mueller ukraine and jan six reports as though they were one long book that didnt have to say so. You dont have to. So Carlos Lozada has been doing readin
Alley infrastructure but i agree wherever you introduce or continue on with the you know buildings bloef above it it never feels the same no matter how high and thats a design concern i like the general design direction the building to feel look at bulky especially the Office Building in the residential or larger one that is situated open the site we get the design theory they feel bulky already and then i guess a lot of the details were getting getting is in the dna what the value of up zoning is and the value of the city is getting all the Public Benefits whats the status and when will we laser that those get complicated were not following the up zoning pretty massively or i imagine this is going to be a discussion. Good afternoon kevin with the office of Economic Workforce Development were unifying do agree we have to grapple this is a unique project it doesnt fit into existing zoning we look at the value in terms of the city and number of the types of benefits we assume and think t
Theyre not as greener theres a battle between the air conditioning on the infringes of the building and the air conditional use variance in the middle and people dont want to be on the inside but near a window how are those things going to be in fashion we have a similar formula retail where people try to should you horn into the city and Silicon Valley is doing that and folks are embracing that im concerned about the small building being demolished i support the housing 33 percent were almost there we talked about pdr whether theyre a zoning or pdr zoning i mentioned to the forest city folks if you have an office pdr drops about fourth of them are in food so sitting in the office we consume a lot of food so to get jobs in the neighborhood food service is a great a way to go i saw the page theres a lot of data i want to meet with you, sir it look like we dropped a pencil off to the landowner i asked for that last item i guess i have a question whats the benefit to the city i want to se