San Francisco columnist Leah Garchik shares ‘Inaugural snapshots seen through Bay Area eyes‘ in her column today: In line for a cab at Reagan National Airport, Eva Paterson of the Equal Justice Society chatted with a young man in the Air Force. As of midnight, he would be “detailed to the Secret Service, assigned to [...]
Harvard Law professor Charles J. Ogletree Jr., Equal Justice Society board chair emeritus, is quoted in a Washington Post article, “President-Elect Sees His Race as An Opportunity,” written by Michael A. Fletcher and slated to appear on the front page of Monday’s paper: Charles J. Ogletree Jr., a Harvard University professor who mentored Obama in [...]
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