Law School

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Late morning at the Talk to Strangers Café.

Althouse - Oct 6, 2008

Come on, talk. I'll meet up with you later. I'm going to go listen to Ilya Shapiro of the Cato Institute talk about what sort of judges we might expect a President Obama/McCain to appoint. The event is down the hall …

Also tagged: law, photography, supreme court, cafe, plants
What John McCain said to Sarah Palin minutes before the VP debate.

Althouse - Oct 6, 2008

"Have fun. Be yourself, and have fun." Ha ha. This reminds me of something I say to students about taking my exam (upon which their entire semester grade rests). I say that they should enjoy it, that it should be an …

Also tagged: sarah palin, mccain, psychology, gender difference
One more round of the old question: Why aren't there more female lawprof bloggers?

Althouse - Oct 4, 2008

Law.com has a big piece -- written by C.C. Holland -- on the old topic of the lack of women bloggers, specifically law bloggers. She -- I had to use Google to figure out C.C.'s a she -- details 3 theories: Theory #1 …

Also tagged: marriage, law, blogging, children, off blog althouse
"One can cook really delicious things with [breast milk]. However, it always needs to be mixed with a bit of whipped cream..."

Althouse - Sep 18, 2008

It's on the menu in Switzerland, thanks to a loophole in the law. The food control authority in Switzerland was initially confused by the apparent loophole in local legislation regulating the use of human milk and it …

Also tagged: law, blogging, food, comedy, breasts, switzerland, ricky gervais, hippies, apes, scalia
"I am a joyless, bloodsucking bastard. But during the most joyless time of my joyless, bloodsucking life..."

Althouse - Sep 18, 2008

"... he made me laugh." blog advertising blog advertising

Also tagged: death, psychology
Justice Scalia knocks The University of Chicago Law School, those infamous "Law and" courses, and possibly (tacitly) Barack Obama.

Althouse - Sep 17, 2008

The Chicago Sun-Times reports on Justice Scalia's address to The Federalist Society: After Scalia left the [University of Chicago Law School], it hired now-Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama and started …

Also tagged: law, homosexuality, abortion, harvard, obama, university of chicago, scalia, funny in the comments
Do lawprofs give so much money to Democrats and almost none to Republicans because we're so cosmopolitan and well-educated?

Althouse - Sep 10, 2008

Brian Leiter thinks so. Stephen Bainbridge calls bullshit on that. blog advertising blog advertising

Also tagged: partisanship
Barack Obama, the law student, was not like you other law students.

Althouse - Aug 28, 2008

From the same Jodi Kantor piece discussed in the previous post, I had to break out these law school nuggets. “I thought of him much more as a colleague” than a student, said Laurence Tribe, a law professor at Harvard …

Also tagged: obama, jodi kantor
Is class participation is obligatory for law students?

Althouse - Aug 25, 2008

Eugene Volokh says: [Law students] are not just customers of legal education, but are also in a sense a sort of employee: Law school classes rely on students' participating in the class, as a means of helping educate …

Also tagged: education, ethics
Biden's "I think I probably have a much higher IQ than you do" rant ends with by a plea for a Democratic leader with oratorical powers.

Althouse - Aug 24, 2008

We were watching a brief clip yesterday, but here's the longer version, courtesy of Hot Air. Watch the whole thing. A man named Frank asks a question about law school credentials that sets Biden off. Biden spews a list …

Also tagged: journalism, c span, harvard, obama, biden, dukakis

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