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Author: Paul Campos

No depression

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On April 23, 2015

Over the years, Bill and Hillary Clinton have been subjected to accusations regarding so many fake "scandals" that it's easy to dismiss further claims of impropriety and corruption as just.

Law school denialism

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On April 23, 2015

Updated below Denialism, by which I mean the denial or unwarranted minimization of a disturbing reality, usually comes in several forms. For example, Holocaust denialism covers a spectrum of arguments,.

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I've mentioned before that Jeffrey Harrison's blog Class Bias in Higher Education deserves a wide audience. Harrison, a law professor at Florida, doesn't write very often, but when he does it's always worth reading. He's also very funny. Here's his suggestion on how to run...

Middle class

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On April 10, 2015

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.

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