On Sunday the Times had a piece about how some (many?) military veterans don't like to be "thanked" for their service by civilians: To some recent vets — by no stretch all of them — the thanks comes across as shallow, disconnected, a reflexive offering...
Author: Paul Campos
Scott references Glenn Harlan Reynolds' column in which GHR cites Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers for the proposition that some sort of altruistic public service ought to be a prerequisite for.
Paul Krugman points out how arguments that claim not enough Americans have college degrees work as smokescreens to obscure the real drivers of social and economic inequality: [M]y sense is.
I noted yesterday that Washington & Lee University has announced a "strategic plan," intended to get the law school to stop costing it money sooner rather than later. After crunching some numbers, it's fairly easy to spitball how much money the law school is currently...
From the university's web site: Beginning with the 2015-16 academic year, the school will enroll entering 1L classes of about 100 students, resulting in a full-time student body of about.
Ah the charms of Twitter-level analysis: In what way were gifts to Clinton Foundation not a gigantic bribe to a serving Secretary of State & highly likely future president? ..
Wolfcastle: The film is just me in front of a brick wall for an hour and a half. It cost $80 million. Jay Sherman: How do you sleep at night? Wolfcastle: On top of a pile of money, with many beautiful ladies. If law school...
Now sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip. Well, not really. In the summer of 1995, Joel Seligman left his position on the.
And as the smart ship grew In stature, grace, and hue, In shadowy silent distance grew the Iceberg too. As I predicted a year ago, Hamline's law school is merging.
. . . is, don't let yourself get bullshitted by a guy who comes right out and tells you he's a bullshitter. The second rule of journalism is, if you end up breaking the first rule, don't do it in an excerpt from your forthcoming...
Wait, did I say in Central Park? I meant at the Aspen Institute: Bloomberg claimed that 95 percent of murders fall into a specific category: male, minority and between the.
That's a question that university administrators have been asking themselves for many decades now. A couple of days ago, when asked to opine on the issue, Elena Kagan delicately suggested.