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Saturday, October 13, 2007
A Finished Fred
Posted
By Peter Freyne
on Sat, Oct 13, 2007 at 9:13 AM
Fred Lane is one of those wireless-laptop-in-the-coffee-shop guys. Southend of Burlington. Speeder's.
Some do homework or write mail - Fred writes books!
The other day he completed his latest [4th, I think]. He's also an expert witness and serves on the school board. More here.
Lane's latest, which will be published by Beacon Press in Boston, is titled:
The Court and the Cross: the Religious Right's Crusade to Reshape the Supreme Court.
It'll hit the streets next May, Fred tells us. He began writing it in early July.
Cool.
Can't wait.
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Peter Freyne
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Peter Freyne, 1949-2009, wrote the weekly political column "Inside Track," which originated in the Vanguard Press in the mid 1980s; he brought it to Seven Days in 1995. He retired it shortly before his death in January, 2009. We all miss him.
Peter Freyne, 1949-2009, wrote the weekly political column "Inside Track," which originated in the Vanguard Press in the mid 1980s; he brought it to Seven Days in 1995. He retired it shortly before his death in January, 2009. We all miss him.
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