[LM_NET] SEC: I Hope They Serve

[Ann Marie Pipkin <apipkin@ASFA.K12.AL.US>]

Tucker Max graduated with high honors from the University of Chicago in 1998 and 
received an academic scholarship to Duke Law School, where he graduated in 2001, 
despite the fact that he spent part of one semester--while still enrolled in 
classes--living in Cancun. He took these degrees and set out to help the world--by 
drinking, hooking up, acting like an jerk, and then writing about it. The result, I 
HOPE THEY SERVE BEER IN HELL, is a collection of first-person tales of sex, 
alcohol, and mayhem that transport the reader into Tucker's comical, perverse, and 
oftentimes surreal world. Tucker will admit that many of his antics are completely 
juvenile and without excuse, but he approaches the stories of his life with brutal 
honesty, sparing no one, especially not himself. From: 
http://www.learnoutloud.com/Sale-Section/Travel/Travel-Stories/I-Hope-They-Serve-Beer-in-Hell/26967

An interesting review of the movie 
http://www.learnoutloud.com/Sale-Section/Travel/Travel-Stories/I-Hope-They-Serve-Beer-in-Hell/26967

And there are plenty of reader reviews on Amazon.

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Ann Marie Pipkin
Library Media Specialist
2009 AASL Conference Co-Chair

“Every time a library budget is cut or a librarian position eliminated, it is 
another form of censorship. It’s stealing from children and interfering with 
education.” - Laurie Halse-Anderson at the AASL author banquet

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