George L. Anesi, Chicago Maroon
Articles
A new politics of discourse
Mike Gravel Wisdom
Genetically Guided Choices for Chemotherapy
I have a letter to the editor in this week’s Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) addre
Vaccines: Public Health and Individual Autonomy
The NYTimes featured an int
Quote of the day
“We have no intention of prosecuting Rush Limbaugh [for voter fraud] because lying through your teeth
The modern day bioethics “committee:” not a committee at all
My lastest from The Observ
The climate in New York
Bioethicists as the justices of medicine
Consider the following:
Couple A approaches an IVF clinic seeking help having their first
Huntington’s redux
Another one bites the dust
A Guide for Institutional Review Boards on Three Issues of the Day
My attempt to scratch the surface of ethical issues Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) need to consid
Will Baude to clerk for Chief Justice John Roberts
Navigating End-of-Life Cases
My recent paper concerning hard issues in some of the toughest situations there are:
Medicine Today: Testing for disease can change lives
Down syndrome as a state of being
Patient Confidentiality and the Duty to Warn
You are the doctor. Your patient is being discharged with wounds that need only to have their dressi
Medicine Today: House Calls
Medicine Today: The art of asking the right questions
Medicine and Bioethics Column
A new project: I have just started as the Medicine and Bioethics Columnist for
Condemning the boycott
The presidents of the University of
What’s next
This Friday I leave for medical school at Case Western Reserve University. I will be pursuing an M.D.
Glasgow airport attacked; London bomb plot foiled
Congratulations and Goodbye
A slightly belated but overwhelmingly sincere congratulations and goodbye to
Bloomberg isn’t a Republican
Greetings (again) from Scotland
Dear Family and Friends,
I left New York on Saturday evening, arriving Sunday morning in G
Israel fired on from Lebanon
Do you have a crush on Obama?
I know Hammond does
Drudge having some fun
News update1
Quick thoughts on the Republican “debate”
I couldn’t watch the “debate” live as it was on in the middle of the night here in Israel, but I’ve s
The Sandmonkey shuts it down
Sadly, The Sandmonkey has decided to shut down his blog. I’
Livni recommends Olmert’s resignation
Winograd Report slams Olmert
The special Winograd Commission setup to evaluate Israel’s actions during the 2006 summer war with He
Blogiversary
Today marks exactly one year since Andrew, Alec, and I set out on this little blogging adventure (wit
Israel Travel Log, Part #2: The Observance of Tragedy and Triumph – Yom HaShoah, Yom HaZikaron, and Yom Ha’atzmout
Israel is a country of tragedy and triumph; optimism and pessimism. This duality is a theme that seem
Israel Travel Log, Part #2: The Observance of Tragedy and Triumph – Yom HaShoah, Yom HaZikaron, and Yom Ha’atzmout
Israel is a country of tragedy and triumph; optimism and pessimism. This duality is a theme that seem
Back in action with a travel log
So, I’ve been pretty absent in this space during my stay in Israel but that has not been for lack of
Greetings and thoughts from Netanya, Israel
My travels are going quite well. I spent a phenomenal week in Paris and I am now in Israel. Paste
Spring plans
In a week I will be leaving for a 3 month adventure in Israel by way of France. I leave on Monday, Fe
Harvard’s new president (probably)
Chicago-bound
I’m leaving for Chicago this morning on very official business that involves a Saturday night stop at
Best. Headline. Ever.
Doomsday5
And this happened
So U of C2
While Steven Lev
Hawking in space
Sullivan on the surge
Giuliani’s first hiccup may be a big one
Despite an awesome nickname
America’s Mayor
I think Rudy Giuliani may have the best p
Obits: dead people and sometimes, dead writers
I’m a bit late on this now, but I thought I would point it out anyway.
Magical ceasefires
They’re magical because the AP seems to think that only one side can break them. This is the lede* in
NYTimes and the Hall of Fame
Gerald Ford dead at 93
Coverage at CNN.
Southern Appeal shuts down
Corrupt NY comptroller Alan Hevesi to resign
Circumcision in Africa to combat AIDS?
After various papers are finished proclaiming the embarrassment for Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadin“Relative moderate”?!?
When the law and sentencing go wrong
Two legal cases being debated at the Volokh Conspiracy right now involve:
Quote of the day2
“If they only gave work, let alone awards, to non-sickos, non-egomaniacs and non-hypocrites, there wo
Gender and sport
We are Time Magazine’s Person of the Year
…that is, anybody who creates and
When American law and private doctrine conflict
Maybe not
Time has an article up that
No trans fats in New York
The Maroon and defending collegiate press
In regards to University of Southern California’s Daily Trojan fiasco, I’m glad to see the
Flags, freedom of speech, and universities
A viral assault?
About a week ago, CNN ran this
“Hawking: Man must leave planet Earth” (eventually)
When in doubt blame the Jews
After all the denials, everyone–including the Syrians and the Lebanese–know that Syria is activelySyria’s dirty hands
Well played, Britney (this time at least)
Britney Spears’s sleazy ex-husband Kevin Federline is supposedly planning to sell a sex tape the two
Why McCain (briefly)
In the comments, Marshall challenges me to ellaborate on the reasons for my support of McCain.
McCain watch
Senator John McCain: “My advocacy f
Egypt arrests bloggers
The downside
With the AP now calling Vir
What are Republicans thinking right now?
Rumsfeld resigns: a true wake-up call
At current count, the Democrats have taken 3 Senate seats and 8 House seats from the Republicans. HeAnother reason people are voting Dem tonight
More on anti-aging
Today’s Science Times digs deeper int
Choose your gender
Lieberman for Secretary of Defense?!?
I’ve now read this theory at Southern
Damn4
CNN.com: CNN projects that an amendment to the Virginia Constitution defining marriage as a union bet
Crescatsententia.net
Our favorite (ex-)University of Chicago blog has moved to C
They have failed us
I’m officially taking the stance that the Republicans are in for a lashing this Tuesday. Many centri
A note to Kerry from the troops. Ha!

John Kerry’s non-speak
I don’t want to dwell on this too long, but I have to point out something that really annoyed me, asi
Low-calorie diets may increase lifespan OR Nature kicks me in the pants
Yesterday’s Science Times had a very interesting article summing up current research that shows
Holocaust cartoon contest
Where is the news coverage?
The Sandmonkey–who often provides a great alternate perspective on the Middle East–brings to the at
Crazy Monday Quick Hits
1) Maroon Sports Editor emeritus Sean Ahmed brings to our attention the Maroons’ next football oppone
Congressional power rankings
The Editors Blog Eats: Bobby Van’s Steakhouse
This past weekend I had a celebratory dinner with my brilliant lady friend and two of my favorite din
Skilling gets 24 years
This just in on CNN.com:
So, I’ve been writing letters to the editor to the NYTimes for years. And they have never printed anyThe NYTimes, letters, and end-of-life care
From the comments
In response to m
(Lots of) Sunday Quick Hits
Gary Comer: Thank you
Small plane hits Manhattan building
The NYTimes reports: “In a sign of what could be an extremely unusual fall campaign, the two sides [McCain and Obama] said Saturday that they would be open to holding joint forums or unmoderated debates across the country in front…
New Feature: The Editors Blog Eats
So, I’m going to try something here. I love food. I love writing. I love reading what people write ab
Foley-gate and why it can be interesting
I tend to be less intellectually interested in personal life scandals of elected officials than other
A week of Chicago events
This week I fully satisfied my University of Chicago withdrawal symptoms with two fantastic events. O
Weekend Quick Hits
“Once science declares a thing possible there is no escape from its eventual realization”
Arthur C. Clarke, in one of my favorite quotes, got it right. In reference to
For the record
Israel wants peace: 67% of Israelis want ta
Shana Tovah
To those celebrating, I wish you and your family a happy and healthy new year. I’ll be observing the
Reader demographics
I’m going to be honest: I’m a bit scared. It seems our readers have an odd obsession with Iranian Pr
Welcome new and old U of Cers
It seems the trusty Chicago Maroon has come out with its annual
McCain: hero, dead man, or both?
John McCain and other more centrist Republicans are battling President Bush over extended executive a
Kinky Friedman for Texas gov?
I learned something awesome today
A brief preface: The University of Chicago used to be a Big Ten Division I school with a legitimate f
Crocodile Hunter dead
Thank you, Andre
Andre Agassi just bid farewell to the U.S. Open and the world after a tough four-set loss to qualifie
Chicago Maroons on the air!
I’d like to point out to our Chicago readers (or anyone else interested for that matter) that the fal
Friday quirky quick hits
1) It looks like a bunch of Chicago restaurants hold similar sentiments to those I expressed in
U.N. semantics
There has been lots of talk of the jockeying going on regarding the formation of the beefed up intern
U.S. Open preview: instant replay and George’s picks
With the U.S. Open beginning tomorrow, I thought it important to mention that this is the first year
Bush backs emergency contraception
Cosmetic surgery redux
On voter turnout
Blog for sale?
Ok, this is
“Breast implants linked to suicide”
This article from
Snow White’s Justices
Steve Dillard has a great post up at Southern Appeal
Jacob Levy on voting theory
Will Baude throws back to a
Hate crimes by region
Steve Dillard over at Southern Appeal has a very interesting post up detailing data that show
Lieberman concedes primary
Back from my little vacation before starting work, I noticed a CNN article from last week cleverly enThe rights of the unmarried
A new job
Why a cultural liberal can vote for McCain
Bush vetoes stem cell bill
I basically haven’t written about what’s going in Israel yet, even though I have certainly been thinkHezbollah’s dirty tactics
Off-beat quick hits
Reason #322 why the University of Chicago rocks
I have an ally!
I have written many times before, both here and elsewhere, about
A weekend of museums
Last weekend, I spend Saturday with my brilliant lady friend going to the
A freaking tornedo? In New York?!?
I’ve been a New Yorker all my life, and I’ve never seen anything like
The new Sampras v. Agassi
Roger Federer defended his Wimbledon title for his fourth straight, beating the 20-year old Spaniard
The comments are coming!
We’ve been having some nice discussions via the comments feature lately. I’d like to thank those who
New Supreme Court vacancy?
Steve Dillard at Southern Appeal
A Jew for an Arab
Home of the proud
An interesting new study fr
A unique solution for Iraq?
Welcome Washington Post readers
The Editors Sports Report (note: spoiler alert)
I thought I might just go ahead and assume that my co-bloggers and our readers are huge tennis fans l
300,000,000
That was a very Drudge Report-esque headline, but justified
New stages of aging
My grandmother is teaching a seminar this year at The New School<
Game of Shadows
Polling for ’08
CNN has just released a
Jobs, background checks, and the Internet age
My mini bio below says that I am taking one yea
Welcome red-state.com readers
We’ve gotten some hits from this post at
Am I pre-disposed to liking steak and red wine?
Thank you2
Today, with co-blogger Andrew Hammond serving as a Student Marshall, I graduated from the University
Zarqawi dead
CNN.com has a News Alert headline, but no story yet, reporting that the Senate has rejected the latesSenate rejects FMA
Robert Fogel on human potential
I had the pleasure of accompanying my brilliant lady friend to her Phi
Liberal hawk or neo-con?
Farewell Steve Klass
I just returned from the farewell party for Steve Klass, Vice
New York State high court hears same-sex marriage case
Earlier today, The State of New York Court of Appeals
To the fallen
Thank you, on this Memorial Day, to those who have given their lives for us and for this great countr
The History and Anatomy of the Bioethics Committee
Blogging may be a bit light while I study for my Medical Genetics final, which as it were, will be my
Hamas rejects two-state solution
Where is our Kadima?
Bloggers/First Amendment 1; Apple 0
More about Europe: moving, skiing, and drinking
My sister Caroline is in the process of moving back to New York for the summer. It seems moving out o
Abbas recognizes Israel?
Enron execs guilty
Iran correction
The Seekers
“Bush: U.S. would aid Israel if attacked”
Good. (Ed–Doesn’t
A truly French story
My younger and infinitely cooler sister is an undergraduate at the
Hillary Clinton: politics and the plan for ’08
Iran’s Jews
Canada’s National Post and now The New York Sun are reporting that
Starting over
Adult autonomy freak
One of the most difficult issues in the realm of bioethics is how to handle the decisions of and abou
Individual liberty and same-sex marriage
The town of Black Jack, Missouri has a law on the books that makes it illegal for three or more peopl
Designer cancer-free babies? Not quite.
Abolish the Electoral College
Now, clearly I’m not the first person to come up with this one. After Bush won the White House in 200
The official disclaimer
Now that The Editors Blog has settled into a nice rhthym, I thought it about time to disseminate the
Congrats1
While the University of Chicago’s quarter system will keep me in its grips a bit longer, I would like
Straight anti-Semitism
Rising gas prices may be a blessing
The (really, really, really) smart guys over at the Beck
Crossing the line for McCain
The so-called “straight-talking” senator John McCain, who often finds himself behind all sorts of bi-
Bad news from Iraq and for America
Expanding the Supreme Court (or not)
I’m engaged in a comments debate at So
Anti-Israel and/or anti-Semitic
One of my favorite Volokh conspirators David Bernstein has gotten
The Vatican, condoms, and AIDS
Darfur: an issue to unite us
Conservative blogger Steve Dillard over at Southern Appeal
No more foie gras?!?
The City of Chicago passed a bill this week that, as of September, will make it illegal for anyone to
