This is the first of what may be a series of posts about how law schools are dealing with the sharp decline in demand for legal education. (The second post is here. The third is here). The University of Iowa is currently the 26th-ranked (out of 202 ABA law schools) law school in the nation, […]
Month: September 2013
In Salon today, some very welcome news from the world of College Football: During nationally televised college football games on Saturday, 28 total players wore the slogan “APU” — short for “A
Hugo Black, contrary to some dumb conservative arguments, was an effective advocate for civil rights and civil liberties for most of his tenure on the Court. But he stayed on a decade or so too long,
I was amused to see Paul Mike Holmrgen [although what Paul thinks is about as relevant at this point] suggesting that a coach unlucky enough to have to try to win with “talent” assembled by late-period Mike Holmgren should resign if the new management tried to salvage some real value from Holmgren’s comically inept drafting. […]
My opposition to anarchism is well known. But there are rare notable exceptions. The U2 frontman, who has long campaigned on political issues and global problems, was in Heiligendamm in 2007 for the 3
Advantage, eagle.
I was lucky enough to see Robbie Fulks last night at Cafe Nine in New Haven. You should check out his new album. It’s quite good. Here’s an old favorite: And here’s the lead song of the new album, with a title I think everyone at LGM can support.
This story has received a fair amount of play: “Can we save the A-10?” was the question from the audience Wednesday at the Air Force Association’s Air & Space Conference here. Clarke, direct
KRISPY KREMES FOR ATTORNEY WORK (CHATWORTH, SAN FERNANDO VALLEY) Needing a Seasoned Lawyer who’s familiar with civil suits filed at the Chatsworth courthouse. Will agree to a modest cash donatio
As long as we as a society continue to a) engage in technological innovation, and b) retain a form of socio-economic organization based on the notion that people without extreme wealth must spend the better part of their adult lives doing something that counts as “work” to get a anything approaching an adequate share of […]
I don’t think I buy Amy Davidson calling an impending Hillary Clinton presidential campaign a “train wreck.” We all know the inherent problems of a Clinton campaign. But because we a
Publishers always think there’s a market for it. And note that I didn’t say “there’s a market for it;” the first publisher to give a massive advance to Caitlin Flanagan&#