Hello, fellow law nerds.

Welcome to another episode of Boom Lawyered, a rewire news group podcast hosted by the legal

journalism team, half of which is pretty sure she's mastered the art of Bolognaise sauce,

but needs the other Italian

half to make sure that it's up to snuff. I'm Rewire News Group, senior editor of law and policy

Imani Gandhi. And I'm Jess Peklo, Rewire News Group's executive editor. ReWire Newsgroup is the one

and only home for expert reprojournalism that inspires you to catch some fall vibes.

And the Boolward podcast is part of that mission.

So a big thanks to our subscribers and a welcome to our new listeners.

So we have got some really exciting stuff going on over at rewiredgroup.com. And you should check it out.

First of all, we've got this really, really great piece from Julia Metro and Catherine Lee about

Greek life and the pandemic and the ways in which there are still frat parties going on.

And there are people who are immunocompromised students with disabilities who are

going to be harmed by the fact that schools aren't taking the necessary precautions to, I don't know,

make sure that the jello shots people are doing it, Sigma Chi Beta Phi Pau are hygienic.

I mean, we live in a college town. Maybe we could just like, I don't know.

Let's go crash some college frat parties, Jess.

Oh, this is amazing.

That was not the direction I anticipated this to go.

It's going to be like old school.

Remember that movie old school?

I got a really nice weekend lined up.

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