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17 Jun 2020 Conversations with Tyler Rachel Harmon on Policing
“From engineering, I learned to start with an outline and decide what I wanted to say, and then write all the sections to meet my outline.”
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- Speaker
- Rachel Harmon
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- Claim type
- belief
- Recorded
- 17 Jun 2020
- Publisher
- Conversations with Tyler
- Episode
- Rachel Harmon on Policing
Transcript context
…And clerking for Stephen Breyer? Oh, again, he’s a remarkable, wonderful man and a hugely human human being. Stephen Breyer — one of the things that’s great about him is that he is exactly the same person on the bench, off the bench, in media, and with his children, so he’s a role model as a person. One of the things he taught me about writing that actually affects my academic work most is that . . . From engineering, I learned to start with an outline and decide what I wanted to say, and then write all the sections to meet my outline. Justice Breyer taught me to just write all my paragraphs and then work backwards to figure out what I had to say after the fact. You’ve qualified four times for the USA Triathlon National Championships —…
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