July 2010
“[T]here is a strong argument that it is precisely because law reviews are...”
– Concurring Opinions » From the Ivory Tower to the Courts
“Why I love the British newspapers, chapter infinity.”
– Imagine pitching this story to an American editor: “I’d like to ask a variety of prominent artists about how Caravaggio influenced their work.” “News peg?” “None.” “Sounds great!” Would never happen.
nancynall.com » Hot time in the old town.
“In opposing the construction [of an Islamic community center two blocks from...”
– Freedom’s just another word | Firedoglake
“Maybe we need to realize that our old arguments about how Americans are so...”
– Hullabaloo
“I wish that the politicians who caved on the ACORN thing or the Washington Post...”
– pandagon.net - it’s the eye of the panda, it’s the thrill of the bite
“In a recent blog post, Ebert counseled against dark despair and declared that...”
– Cinema Purgatorio | Vanity Fair
“I suspect that law students know fully well that, as much as many (most) faculty...”
– Out of the Jungle: Now I Understand
“While many have claimed that “privacy is dead,” Switzerland strenuously tries to...”
– Concurring Opinions » Switzerland: Lawless Zone?
What You Get When You Name a New Dinosaur Over... →
“One of the fundamental misconceptions of the Cravath system is that the firm...”
– Center on the Global Legal Profession | Indiana University Maurer School of Law » The Bursting of the Pedigree Bubble
“In my view, lawyers with depression are not so much hapless, as they are heroes....”
– The Hero Within Us All « Lawyers With Depression
“[T]he analytical- and discursive-skill level of ELS scholars appears to be, on...”
– Brian Leiter’s Law School Reports: On So-Called “Empirical Legal Studies” and Its Problems
Create Tumblr Bookmarklet in Safari on the iPad —... →
“In the wake of a major journalistic scandal in the United States, broken open in...”
– http://www.salon.com/technology/dan_gillmor/2010/07/04/an_independent_press/index.html?source=newsletter
“According to a Pew Research survey released this week, “More than half (55%) of...”
– The Mahablog » Tipping Point?
