Steiner has surrounded and destroyed Zhukov's 1st Belorussian Front. Obligatory embed:
Author: Paul Campos
I don't know, but it's NYU so I have a guess . . . Yes, Robert Kennedy Jr. has made headlines again for, as the New Jersey Star Ledger put.
Louisiana senator David Vitter gave a very interesting talk last week about how the nation's capital is grappling with an increasingly critical shortage of high-end hookers who are willing to.
The Times has an interesting series on the changing nature of middle class identity in the US, in an age of increasingly precarious economic status, and a widening gap between the very rich and everybody else. One of the themes of the series is that...
On Tuesday morning, a University of Michigan undergraduate student, Lamees Mekkaoui, wrote a letter to the Center for Campus Involvement -- a university organization that sets up social events for.
Rand Paul was named after Ayn Rand, [edit: it turns out this probably isn't true, but for the purposes of this post I'm going to treat it as "constructively" true,.
Those are the real underlying issues that need to be addressed in any comprehensive discussion of the extraordinary increase in the cost of higher education in America over the past half century. I argue here that purported cuts in legislative funding of American higher ed...
Michael Simkovic thinks I don't understand how grant-funded research works. He also thinks I criticized him for failure to disclose that the S&M million-dollar degree articles were funded by Access.
Erik's post about media discourse regarding higher ed is related to an aspect of Steve Solomon's "is this a good time to go to law school" piece that itself reflects.
On Wednesday Steven Solomon, a law professor, published a column in the NYT on why, despite the claims of certain hysterical alarmists, things really are actually pretty good these days for law grads. He cites stats for Georgetown's 2013 graduating class, showing that 93.2% of...
One of the disappointments of my professional life is that no one has yet tried to bribe me. Around the time The Obesity Myth came out I did dozens of.
Earlier this week I was told that in January the Charlotte School of Law had bought out the contracts of a dozen faculty and 15 staff members, and that last.