from shrewsbury, massachusetts, please welcome back 19-year-old dan north.eers and applause] >> good to be back. >> the blazer game is strong. >> thank you. you know, yeah. >> yeah, if you missed it yesterday, he had a winner, but this is even better. you're a sophomore at duke. >> correct, yes. >> wow. >> yeah. >> that sounds expensive. >> a little bit, a little bit. >> sounds expensive. >> some money would go a long way for that. >> but you're in the middle of a game. we're at $7,000. kind of impressive that you're even here an

lieberman, strauss and shrewsbury. so merrill is going to welcome all of us and we'll get the evening kicked off. thank you. [ applause ] >> i'm used to having a little stool here. good evening. on behalf of dean kroul and the board of trustees, i welcome you to a conversation with dean and professor jim simons celebrating his new book eisenhower versus warren, the battle of civil rights and liberty. those of you who had the good force of attending professor simons classes in com law, modern supreme court, journalism, or in my case self created urban legal studies, know what a fast nagt -- fascinating evening you're in for. those of you who had the privilege of working with him as his research assistant know how brilliant his remarks will be. professor simon is one of the most beloved educators and mentors in this school's rich history. and i know that he is from that. his teaching and writing are impactful and help shape new legal thinkers. he has influenced so many students, including me, who have followed many diffe

we're joined by brian caldwell who is the chief executive of shrewsbury town fc.s to install safe standing. thank you forjoining us. why did you take the decision to put this in? this actually came back from our supporters, two of the guys in the supporters, two of the guys in the supporters parliament came to me and askedif supporters parliament came to me and asked if i would consider putting in real seats, they would crowdfunded the money, and obviously i wanted to back it because i could see the benefits of having a safe standing area and being the first club in england and wales to do it so be raised money over the last year or so raised money over the last year or so and have had it installed, 555 rail seats. you can see some of the pit is their offbeat seats being installed , pit is their offbeat seats being installed, what you think the benefits will be? i think you look at it across football, people stand at it across football, people stand at the seats which to me is unsafe straightaway, all you are providing is the fans the choice, if they want to stand