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All posts tagged

courtrooms

April 1, 2021

I Am the Court Stenographer at the Derek Chauvin Trial and I Am Coming Unhinged

by Jenné Baccar
December 12, 2006

After Drinking Too Many Martinis At Lunch, Old Man Potter, Unwisely Acting As His Own Attorney, Delivers His Closing Remarks To A Bedford Falls Jury

by G.F. Snell
September 5, 2006

Charlie Brown Has Never Knowingly Taken Steroids

by Andrew and Edward Kirkpatrick
May 12, 2006

Ladies And Gentlemen Of The Jury

by Jon Fitch
August 23, 1999

Reviews of Stories I’ve Recently Heard

by Christina Nunez

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November 10, 2022

A Parent’s Typical Day, as Envisioned by My Child’s Preschool

by Ruyi Wen
November 15, 2022

I’m Wearing Tunics Now

by Wendi Aarons
November 17, 2022

I’m a Middle School Boy, and I Refuse to Wear Anything but Basketball Shorts in the Winter

by Emily Menez
October 25, 2022

If I Emailed My Parents Like Democrats Email Me

by Sarah Gruen and Chandler Dean

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November 30, 2022

As the Oldest Person in this American Eagle Store, What’s My Duty in the Event of an Active Shooter?

by Hallie Pritts
November 29, 2022

T. S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land” as Occupy Democrats Tweets

by Andrew Williams
November 29, 2022

Child Interrupts Sing-Along to Examine Whether He Is “Happy” and He “Knows It”

by Michael McKoy
November 28, 2022

Rainer Maria Rilke’s Letters to a Young MC

by Stephen Ruddy