Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

Instead of a final exam, why not conduct “exit interviews” with our students? That’s exactly what I have decided to do to conclude my course on Advanced Topics in Business Law. For your further reference, below is a screenshot of … Continue reading →

Three weeks ago, I shared the following three conjectures about Adam Smith’s love life in one of my previous posts: (1) that Adam Smith may have fallen in love upon his return to Kirkcaldy in 1746 after completing his formal … Continue reading →

No, it’s neither Trump nor Biden, but rather the venerable Gavin Newsom, the deceitful Governor of California. “White privilege,” anyone? (Yes, the Governor of N.Y., Andrew Cuomo, came in a close second.) In any case, Newsom must resign or be … Continue reading →

Both sets of similar objects pictured below–the mural of palm and plantain trees by Jose Vecino Cintron and the picture containing two actual palm trees–are located in Barceloneta, P.R. on the land parcels of my colleague, co-author, confidant, and best … Continue reading →

Check out footnote 82 of the latest draft of my “Adam Smith in Love” paper; also, notice that there are four “baby footnotes” within my main footnote! “As an aside, to the extent we are unable to reliably or accurately … Continue reading →

The illustration pictured below (hat tip: @pickover) shows how ten of the most famous classical music composers drew their “Treble Clef” symbols:

Check out the tropical painting pictured below by Puerto Rican artist Javi Vecino Cintron. Here is his Instagram page.

One of the things I absolutely love about Puerto Rico is the huge amount of musical talent and creativity of her people–eveything from salsa and danzon to pop and reggaeton. Below are two of my favorite musical numbers, “Eso ehh!” … Continue reading →