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Category Archives: Ivory tower
The most inappropriate choice of sources?
This news article, entitled “Lawsuits against law schools weak: legal ed experts”, caught my eye. There’s been little substantive news about these lawsuits recently, and I’m waiting to see how they turn out. According to the article, however, the lawsuits … Continue reading
Where does all your tuition money go?
Well, I was browsing around for something to write about today, and came across this story about the University of Texas Law School dean being asked to resign by UT’s president. There had to be something interesting behind that. And … Continue reading
Ackerman explains precisely what is wrong with law school
This letter in the NYT, written by Bruce Ackerman, a professor of law at Yale, is worth quoting in full: In urging that law schools become more practice-oriented, you assert that “law is now regarded as a means rather than … Continue reading
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University of Wisconsin Law School’s new “Business Law Initiative” highlights utter disconnect between academics and practice
This minor news story – here – led me to take a look at Wisconsin’s new “Business Law Initiative”, the details of which can be found here. New centers and programs seem to be the flavor of the month for … Continue reading
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Illinois Law scandal final report issued
And it’s business as usual, in my opinion. The report can be found here, the executive summary here, and the Dean’s statement here. The report confirms that it was indeed Paul Pless who falsified the data, essentially submitting inflated LSAT … Continue reading
Faculty scholarship at the best and worst law schools
This article from the Yale Daily News details how Yale’s law library has created a repository for scholarly articles written by faculty members. I found the repository – here – and browsed through, expecting to find the typical kind of … Continue reading
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Following up on the University of Baltimore saga…
(Thanks to NTL Member JDACNP for the info about this story). A while ago, if you remember, the Dean of the University of Baltimore School of Law was fired after publicly questioning why tuition dollars paid by law students were … Continue reading
Leiter v. Campos?
Following up on this comment from QuestionsPresented, I thought I’d give my two cents on the public fussing between Professor Brian Leiter and Professor Paul F. Campos. The brief history: a new blog, ‘Inside the Law School Scam‘, surfaced not … Continue reading
Albany Law still searching for dean after “contract talks collapsed”…
Story here. And it’s an odd story, because being a law school dean is one of the highest paid, cushiest positions in higher education (outside being a dean of a large major university). It’s a dream job for just about every … Continue reading
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