ready for the compliment. but one thing that is the case, and it s one reason why we re so proud for the 12th time, 12th anniversary of the brooklyn book festival to get an opportunity to demonstrate what s always been the case which is this great law school is in the forefront. this law school is a center for learning how to use the power of law for the benefit of our community, the nation and the world. so that s no small thing. well, let s just yet right at it. you are in for a real treat, because we ve got two fantastic authors and incredible books that i think you re going to find surprising in many ways as i did when i was able to read them. first is loving and the second is one nation after trump. and these books at first blush would seem to be very different having not much in common. after all, one book is about interracial sex, procreation and marriage and not necessarily in that order, but that s what it s about. and the other book by my friend, norm ornstein, is a
is one nation after trump. and these books at first blush would seem to be very different having not much in common. after all, one book is about interracial sex, procreation and marriage and not necessarily in that order, but that s what it s about. and the other book by my friend, norm ornstein, is about electile dysfunction [laughter] and major flaws in governance in our government for three decades. and yet both the books have a lot in common. for example, they both have incredibly bland, noncontroversial titles. [laughter] this one by professor cheryl cashin is loving: interracial intimacy in america and the threat to white supremacy. okay? that s very bland. [laughter] and then this one is really does not choose sides and is very sort of staid and right down the road, one nation after trump: a guide for the perplexed, the disillusioned, the desperate and the not yet deported. [laughter] so, okay. both bland titles. both are compelling, incredibly readable, captiva
brooklyn book festival to get an opportunity to demonstrate what s always been the case which is this great law school is in the forefront. this law school is the center for you learning how to use the power of law for the benefit of our community, the nation and the world and that s no small thing. let s get right at it. you are in for a real treat because we ve got two fantastic authors and incredible books and i think you are going to find surprising in many ways as i did when i was able to read them . first is loving: interracial intimacyin america and the threat to white supremacy and the second is one nation after trump: a guide for the perplexed, the disillusioned, the desperate and the not-yet-deported . and these books at first blush would seem to be very different. having not much in common. after all, one book is about interracial sex, procreation and marriage. not necessarily in that order but that s what it s about. and the other book by my friend norman orns
between one-3 in.. some areas locally could see as much as four. the snow will linger during the day and then exit this afternoon. the advisory goes until 10:00 a.m.. but closer to the lake the winter weather advisories will last until about noon. there are some visibility issues out there. we continue to see the snow as it moves through the northern and western communities. visibility and a light coating early today is the problem. snow is at its heaviest just north of chicago. you can see the snow down in downers grove continuing to move through. king county not as much. here is how we expect the slosummer to move from the norto the south. would try out for the afternoon and the evening. the full totals are between 1-3 in.. potential for more in some areas. the temperatures will not move much. its 19 at o hare. current windchill of six at o hare. lansing is currently at 20. today our temperatures are mid-20s. are high is 26. would melt away some of the snow on thursday and