Theory 1 and Theory 2 in Law School: A Strangelovian Review
I saw and read Louis Menand’s recent essay in The New Yorker, “Live and Learn: Why We Have College,” just… Read More »Theory 1 and Theory 2 in Law School: A Strangelovian Review
Academia
Perils of Recorded Lectures
This isn’t a very serious contribution to the blog, but it’s Friday and I just couldn’t resist this short video… Read More »Perils of Recorded Lectures
Atul Gawande on Pit Crews and Cowboys: Lessons for Lawyers?
Read through Atul Gawande’s recent commencement address to the most recent graduates of Harvard Medical School and ponder, as I… Read More »Atul Gawande on Pit Crews and Cowboys: Lessons for Lawyers?
“Nothing To Hide” Indeed: Of “Debunking” and Willful Distortions
Daniel Solove is garnering a lot of positive attention for an essay he published in the Chronicle of Higher Education… Read More »“Nothing To Hide” Indeed: Of “Debunking” and Willful Distortions
Public Legal Education
The fracas in Wisconsin this Spring over collective bargaining for public employees had (and has) a variety of interesting spillovers,… Read More »Public Legal Education