Seriously, it's an amazing achievement for a country of 320,000 people to reach the final eight of the second-most competitive international soccer tournament.
Michael Simkovic, who co-authored an article that claimed to demonstrate that getting a law degree increases the average law graduate's lifetime earnings by one million dollars discounted to present value.
I don't want to fill up the cyberpages of LGM with sordid academic squabbles, but I also don't want to let Steve Diamond quote me in a fraudulent way without.
The concept of intellectual prostitution is based on the idea that a person's purportedly honest opinions shouldn't be for sale. Here's a classic statement from John Swinton, a leading journalist.
It's looking like the answer might be "none." A lot of Trump's "campaign" has consisted of the by now playbook version of the outsider GOP run that's just a semi-opaque.
This hypothesis would explain why he keeps putting forth defenses of the legal academic status quo that are so laughably wrongheaded that they can only serve to nudge fence-sitters toward.
Noam Scheiber has an excellent piece in the Times on the changing economics of legal education at low-ranked law schools, which combine high tuition with poor bar passage rates and.
In other words, is the whole "presidential campaign" thing just the grifter's classic use of misdirection? It is increasingly clear that Trump’s actions are inconsistent with any rational plan to.
