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Category Archives: Stress
Tea Party at Harvard Law School?
Hardly related to law school, but it came up in the news. The Tea Party “Patriots” will be co-hosting (with liberal-leaning Lawrence Lessig) a conference at Harvard Law School for the purpose of “exploring whether a constitutional convention could be … Continue reading
Posted in Law school, Nothing to do with law, Stress
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Interesting comments to “Asking for Student Loan Forgiveness” article over at Businesweek
This story over at Businessweek is worth reading. It’s about Robert Applebaum and his Facebook group called Forgive Student Loan Debt to Stimulate the Economy. The group is well-known, and is worthy of additional publicity – it’s not a bad idea. … Continue reading
Decline in enrollment, or just a decline in applications?
This story claims in its headline that “Law school enrollment in Missouri lags as legal jobs dry up”: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported this week that the University of Missouri’s flagship campus in Columbia has received 17 percent fewer applications … Continue reading
Posted in Employment, Law school, Stress, Student debt
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What’s wrong with this picture?
This story caught my eye. A law student who graduated this semester was a “methamphetamine and cocaine trafficker” since 2007, under investigation by the DEA, and she pled guilty yesterday in federal court. Now she may be facing 10 to life … Continue reading
“Divorce Court” judge’s comments in ABA journal
It’s a quick throwaway story, but interesting: The judge who presides on TV’s Divorce Court didn’t enjoy working 60 hours a week at a law firm, and was too shy to enjoy law school. Lynn Toler talked to McClatchy News … Continue reading
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