Free Rice
Who knew good works could be so addictive?
HT to a somewhat skeptical Michael Froomkin
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"Deconstruction is Justice"
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Some of My Better Efforts
- "Abortion"
- "How much choice do you really want to give?"
- "The Theory Mess"
- "Tussle Time"
- Bad Writing
- Fear Thy Neighbor
- Fly the Ocean in a Silver Plane
- Forth, Spermatazoa!
- LAPD Reports on May Day Melee
- Maternity Leave
- May Day Melee Preliminary Report
- Milton Friedman, Corporate Responsibility, My Dad, and Me
- More on Men and Women
- Not About Jena
- Not Just Feminism
- Oh, Hell: Gonzales v. Carhart
- Race and Gender
- Remembering Labor Day
- The Enormity of Justice
- The Philosophy Wars
- War and Terrorism
- Why Women Lawyers Quit Their Jobs and Feminism Is Still Necessary
2 comments:
Oh, it's a game. Here I thought it was going to be the Campaign for Condoleeza!
"FreeRice automatically adjusts to your level of vocabulary. It starts by giving you words at different levels of difficulty and then, based on how you do, assigns you an approximate starting level. You then determine a more exact level for yourself as you play."
So this means I shouldn't have been googling the words as I played?
S.I.
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