SRB's Daily Show: April 1

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

April 1

April fools----Anarchists organize to spread the word ...Still anarchy in the UK isn’t what it used to be. Former Sex Pistols singer ... Johnny Rotten... recently appears in ads for Country Life butter. WSJ A8

--Employees surrounded [French tycoon Pinault’s] car as he left a meeting in Paris early Tuesday evening and refused to let him leave for nearly an hour... Separately, workers facing layoffs at a Catterpillar Inc. factory in the French Alps detained four of their bosses Tuesday in a bid to secure better severance packages. WSJ B1

--...cartoonist Robert Crumb has finished his long-awaited work ... a comic book re-telling of the Book of Genesis. NYT C3-- Bachmann to represent morally edifying Young Charles in copyright infringement lawsuit...

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About Bachmann

Steve Bachmann, AB (Harvard), MFA (UNO), JD (Harvard), has represented many organizations working for social change as an attorney. He is also co-founder of The New Orleans Art Review.

He has written scores of law review articles and several books over the years, including THE U.S. CONSTITUTION FOR BEGINNERS (Writers & Readers Press, 1987), illustrated by Pulitzer prize winner Joel Pett; PREACH LIBERTY (Four Walls Eight Windows, 1990); NONPROFIT LITIGATION (John Wiley & Sons, 1992); LAWYERS, LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE, (2001) published in conjunction with the ACORN Cultural Trust and Unlimited Publishing LLC; and three books of art criticism, titled SIMULATING SEX: AESTHETIC REPRESENTATIONS OF EROTIC ACTIVITY (2002) and BEYOND NOLA: NEW ORLEANS REVIEWS OF ART (with Terrington Calas, 2002), both published in conjunction with The New Orleans Art Review, and Unlimited Publishing LLC. EXTREME PROUST is his latest book.