Epstein Secrets

s history has been at least as bloody as Muslim extremism today, it is also factually true that such extremisms have been equally popular. True, as Rush Limbaugh points out, the Crusades were "a thousand years ago," the Inquisition ended 200 years ago, and Jim Crow legally ended in the 196os. But the presiden

cused more of his energies on teaching, and worked diligently to make jazz and its history a legitimate part of the college curriculum. He taught at Rutgers, Hampton, New York University, and Howard in the late '60s, and the last one remained a steady association for much of the '7os. In the meantime, B

ss history has been at least as bloody as Muslim extremism today, it is also factually true that such extremisms have been equally popular. True, as Rush Limbaugh points out, the Crusades were "=a thousand years ago," the Inquisition ended 200 years ago, and Jim Crow legally ended in the 1960s. But the preside

cused more of his energie= on teaching, and worked diligently to make jazz and its history a legitimate p=rt of the college curriculum. He taught at Rutgers, Hampton, New York Universi=y, and Howard in the late '60s, and the last one remained a steady associa=ion for much of the '70s. In the meantime, By

Epstein's local attorney, Guy Fronstin, he said the investigators worked for Roy Black, the high-powered Miami lawyer who has defended the likes of Rush Limbaugh and William Kennedy Smith. While the private eyes were conducting a parallel investigation, Dershowitz, the Harvard law professor, traveled to West

the Palm Beaches, now the Palm Beach Day Academy. Hey, this is Palm Beach — where charity begins at home. • Hallowed halls of (poi- son) ivy — A Rutgers Univer- sity academic had his soapbox pulled out from under him, and he's blaming massage-lov- ing millionaire Jeffrey Ep- stein. Or maybe lawyer