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MICHIGAN MONTHLY ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ June, 2019 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DETROIT TIGERS – www.tigers.com CAR SHOWS: 5/31 – 6/2 at Atlanta Braves June 14 Sterling Heights: Car Show; 4-8pm; music June 4 – 6 vs. Tampa Bay Rays by Rockin’ Ronnie; St. Jane Frances de June 7-9 vs. Minnesota Twins Chantal, 38750 Ryan, Sterling Heights; 586- June 11-13 at Kansas City Royals 977-8080, sjfparish.org June 14-16 vs. Cleveland Indians June 18-19 at Pittsburgh Pirates June 16 Eyes on Design Automotive Exhibition; June 21-23 at Cleveland Indians Edsel B. & Eleanor Ford Estate, Grosse June 25-27 vs. Texas Rangers Pointe Shores; eyesondesign.org/carshow, June 28-30 vs. Washington Nationals 313-824-4710 July 2-4 at Chicago White Sox July 5-7 vs. Boston Red Sox August 10 Clarkston: Corvette’s Only Celebration; July 9 ALL-STAR GAME Everest Academy, 5935 Clarkston; July 12-14 at Kansas City Royals www.CorvettesAmerica.org July 15-18 at Cleveland Indians July 19-21 vs. Toronto Blue Jays LITTLE CAESARS ARENA – 313presents.com July 23-24 vs. Philadelphia Phillies July 25-28 at Seattle Mariners June 18 New Kids on The Block July 29-31 at L.A. Angels June 22 Big 3 Aug. 2-4 at Texas Rangers June 24 Hugh Jackman July 5 Jennifer Lopez DTE ENERGY THEATRE – 7774 Sashabaw Road, July 20 Jeff Lynne’s ELO Clarkston; 248-377-0100, www.313presents.com; T.M. July 27 Queen, Adam Lambert July 28 Khalid June 6-21 Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Aug. 2 John Mayer June 15 WYCD Hoedown: Brantley Gilbert, Joe Nichols, more FOX THEATRE – 2211 Woodward, Detroit; 313-471- June 20 Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch 6611; 313presents.com June 22 Kidz Bop June 29 Dierks Bentley, Jon Pardi June 1 Tom Segura June 30 Lionel Richie June 7 Jim Gaffigan July 5 Dirty Heads, 311 June 15 Frank The Man The Music July 9 Dave Matthews Band June 17 Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit and Father July 10 Rockstar Engery Drink Disrupt Festival John Misty July 13 Riff Fest: Shinedown, Seether, more June 21 Chrysler Pacifica presents: Armchair July 16 Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band Expert Live in the Midwest July 20 Alice Cooper, Halestorm June 22 Bill Maher July 23 Train, Goo Goo Dolls June 26 The Lonely Island, Tim Meadows July 24 Breaking Benjamin June 27 David Feherty July 25 Peter Frampton June 28 Back to the 90s July 26 Hammer’s House Party: MC Hammer, Sir July 12 James Charles Mix-A-Lot, more July 14 Jill Scott July 28 Mary J. Blige, NAS July 31 Wiz Khalifa, French Montana, more 2 STONE EVENTS – 2StonesEvents.com; 810-599- 0491; Live music at Brighton Bar & Grill, 400 W. Main QUOTE: from 7-10pm Thursdays & at the Baronette Renaissance Hotel, 27790 Novi, Novi from 6-8 pm Wednesdays In solitude we give passionate attention to our lives, to our memories, to the details around us. – Virginia Woolf June 6 Robin Horlock; Brighton Bar & Grill June 15 Fernando Ortega; Brighton Center for the I wish that life should not be cheap, but sacred. Performing Arts; tickets: https://app.arts- I wish the days to be as centuries, loaded, fragrant. – people.com/index.php?show=100357 Ralph Waldo Emerson July 14 Jazz @ The Point: Brian Delaney Quartet at the Tipping Point Theater HAPPENINGS AROUND TOWN: HAPPENINGS (continued) Ticketmaster: 800-745-3000 or ticketmaster.com July 12-14 Art in the Park; live entertainment, 400 May 31 - Detroit Grand Prix; Belle Isle; artists; Kellogg Park, Plymouth; June 2 detroitgrp.com; (866) 464-PRIX; events: artinthepark.com May 31 Free Prix Day June 1 Frankie Ballard performs July 19-21 Rock City Rock N Ribs; $5; Hart Plaza; June 2 Stone Temple Pilots performs detroitislandmusicfestival.net The Grand Prix is a volunteer-run organization & we are always looking for July 25-27 SterlingFest; arts & crafts show, Suds ‘n’ volunteers; Detroitgrp.com Sounds tent; restaurant row, Kidzfest Stage, Midway, more; www.sterlingfest.info June 7-9 Motor City Irish Fest; Greenmead Historical Village, Livonia; motorcityirishfest.com July 26-28 St. Clair Riverfest; free; Spin Doctors, Blue Oyster Cult, more; Palmer Park, St. Clair; June 8 Vino and Music in the Park (Village Park on stclairriverfest.com Rawles in Romeo); presented by Village Winery; 2-7 pm; wine, food, music; July 27 Night Nation Run; Ford Field, Detroit; $35/person June 1-7; $40 at the door; FordField.com Tickets: www.Villagewineryromeomi.com July 27-28 Arab and Chaldean Festival; free; music, June 8 St. Rene Goupil Garage Sale; 9am-2pm; food, more; Hart Plaza, Detroit; 35955 Ryan, Sterling Heights; 586-939-7500 arabandchaldeanfestival.com June 8-9 Dragon’s Fire Medieval Faire; $8-$20; Olde July 27-28 Orchard Lake Fine Art ShowTM; outdoors World Canterbury Village, 2359 Joslyn, in the heart of West Bloomfield on Orchard Orion Township; 248-481-8300; Lake Road (south of Maple); 248-684- facebook.com/dragonsfiremedievalfaire; 2613or [email protected]; hotworks.org Eventbrite.com MICHIGAN LOTTERY AMPHITHEATRE AT June 14 Euchre Tournament (21 & over); 6 pm; $15 FREEDOM HILL – 14900 Metro Parkway, Sterling for game, pop, beer, water; $5 extra for Heights; 586-269-9700, www.313presents.com food; St. Peter’s Church, Fr. Welch Hall, 95 Market, Mt. Clemens; limited to 100 players; May 31 Wu-Tang Clan RSVP to Pat, 586-468-4578 June 11 Coheed and Cambria and Mastodon June 20 George Clinton, Parliament Funkadelic June 14 - Ann Arbor Summer Festival; music, dance, June 22 Kiss Block Party: Monica, Dru Hill, July 7 comedy, film; various venues; a2sf.org Jagged Edge, more June 25 Wille Nelson & Family, Alison Krauss June 20 DCI: Drum Corps International; Ford Field, June 28 Third Eye Blind, Jimmy Eat World Detroit; FordField.com June 29 Young The Giant & Fritz and The Tantrums June 21-23 Detroit River Days; music, kids activities, June 30 Steve Miller Band, Marty Stuart & His food, more; Detroit Riverfront; Fabulous Superlatives riverdays.com July 6 Sublime, Rome July 27 Temptations, The Righteous Brothers June 22-23 On The Rise Bake Sale (Men's Group) July 30 Moe., Blues Traveler After Masses; St. Paul of Tarsus Church. Aug. 4 21 Savage, Dababy 41300 Romeo Plank Road, Clinton Twp; 586-228-1210; www.stpauloftarsus.com MEADOW BROOK AMPHITHEATRE– 3554 Walton Blvd, Rochester Hills; 248-377-0100, T.M. July 10-14 Concert of Colors; midtown Detroit; free; 313presents.com concertofcolors.com June 1 Rob Thomas July 11-14 Uncle Sam Jam; free; Civic Center Park, June 2 Anderson.Paak and The Free Nationals Woodhaven; funfestevents.net/uncle-sam- June 13 Buddy Guy & Kenny Wayne Shepherd jam Band July 3 Yes, Asia July 12 Euchre Tournament (21 & over); 6 pm; July 5 “Weird Al” Yankovic $15 for game, pop, beer, water; $5 extra July 14 The Music of Queen feat. Detroit for food; St. Peter’s Church, Fr. Welch Symphony Orchestra Hall, 95 Market, Mt. Clemens; limited to July 23 Tedeschi Trucks, Blackberry Smoke 100 players; RSVP to Pat, 586-468-4578 July 30 Jon Bellion Aug. 4 Gray Clark Jr. MOTOR CITY CASINO HOTEL – SoundBoard; 2901 THE EMERALD THEATRE – 31 N. Walnut, Mount Grand River Avenue, Detroit; www.motorcitycasino.com; Clemens; theemeraldtheatre.com, 586- 313-237-7711; 313Presents.com 630-0120 June 6 Magic Mike Experience June 7 WRIF presents Songs & Stories: Art Alexakis June 8 K. Michelle of Everclear and more June 14 Rob Lowe June 15 Elton – The Early Years starring Kenny June 19 Michael McDonald Metcalf June 23 War June 22 Night Train – The Guns N Roses Tribute July 10 Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo Experience July 11 Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds July 28 Cecil B. Demille’s Male & Female presented July 23-24 REO Speedwagon by The Macomb County Historical Society & July 26 Motor City Cage Night VI Crocker House Museum Aug. 8 Styx FLAGSTAR STRAND THEATRE – 12 N. Saginaw, DETROIT OPERA THEATRE: 1526 Broadway, Pontiac; FlagstarStrandTheatrePontiac.com Detroit; 313-237-7464 or michiganopera.org June 1 Oakland University presents James and June 7 Bravo BRAVO! The Giant Peach Aug. 14 Ignite Mobility Conference CANTON VILLAGE THEATER – 50400 Cherry Hill Road; 734-394-5300, cantonvillagetheater.org THEATRE CALENDAR: June 1 Not A Camping Musical: A Story of May 3 - Nunsense; River Bank Theatre, 358 S. Exploring and Brotherhood June 2 Water Street, Marine City, 810-278-1749, June 2 Dreams Do Come True – Danse D’Amour RiverBankTheatre.com Dance Studio June 7 Once Upon A Time; The Dancer’s Studio May 7-25 Waitress; Fisher Theatre; June 8 Inside the Classical Actors’ Studio BroadwayInDetroit.com June 10 Our Future Star by The Dance Academy June 16 Inner Action Dance Recital May 17 - Company (modern musical); Avon June 17-19 Metro Dance & Music June 1 Players, 1185 Washington, Rochester June 21-22 Together We Go Further Hills; avonplayers.org, 248-608-9077 June 23 Canton Pride Festival June 28-30 BTEP Summer Showcase May 17 - Oklahoma! Stagecrafters The Baldwin June 9 Theatre, Royal Oak; 248-541-6430; REDFORD THEATRE – 17360 Lahser Road, Detroit; Stagecrafters.org 313-537-2560, redfordtheatre.com June 14 - Moonlight & Magnolias; Snug Theatre; June 6 Sign of Contradiction: A Film on St. July 7 1605 Water Street; Marine City, 810-278- Francis of Assisi 1749, RiverBankTheatre.com June 7-8 Hitchcock Weekend June 28 The Big Chill June 11-23 Anastasia; Fisher Theatre; June 29 Big, 2 pm; The Big Lebowski, 8 pm BroadwayInDetroit.com July 12-13 The Wizard of Oz July 20 Electric July 12 - Grease; River Bank Theatre, 358 S. Water July 26 Planet of the Apes Aug. 11 Street, Marine City, 810-278-1749; July 27 The Thing From Another World, 2pm; RiverBankTheatre.com Enter The Dragon, 8pm COBO CENTER – CoboCenter.com MEADOW BROOK THEATRE -- 378 Meadow Brook, Rochester; 248-377-3344; mbtheatre.com June 8 100% Woman Relief & Heal Women’s Conference 5/29 – 6/23 The IT Girl June 21-22 Cannacon June 1 Magician Gordon Russ (children’s series) June 21-22 El Olam Center for Dance July 14 & 28 Detroit Playwrights’ Lab: One & Two-Act June 22 Below the Surface Art Expo Readings; free; open to the public; 248- June 26 Zumba with Ivy and Fashion Show 377-3300 July 6 GoogleFest Aug.
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    The Uses and Misuses of Popular Music Lyrics in Legal Writing, 64 Wash

    Washington and Lee Law Review Volume 64 | Issue 2 Article 4 Spring 3-1-2007 [Insert Song Lyrics Here]: The sesU and Misuses of Popular Music Lyrics in Legal Writing Alex B. Long Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/wlulr Part of the Legal Writing and Research Commons Recommended Citation Alex B. Long, [Insert Song Lyrics Here]: The Uses and Misuses of Popular Music Lyrics in Legal Writing, 64 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 531 (2007), https://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/wlulr/vol64/iss2/4 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Washington and Lee Law Review at Washington & Lee University School of Law Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Washington and Lee Law Review by an authorized editor of Washington & Lee University School of Law Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. [Insert Song Lyrics Here]: The Uses and Misuses of Popular Music Lyrics in Legal Writing Alex B. Long* Table of Contents I. For Those About To Rock (I Salute You) .................................... 532 II. I'm Looking Through You ........................................................... 537 A. I Count the Songs That Make the Legal Profession Sing, I Count the Songs in Most Everything, I Count the Songs That Make the Young Lawyers Cry, I Count the Songs, I Count the Songs ................................................. 537 B . A dd It U p ............................................................................... 539 C. I'm Looking Through You .................................................... 541 1. It Takes a Profession of Thousands To Hold Us Back .... 541 2. Baby Boomers Selling You Rumors of Their History ..... 544 3.