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One look at the Fiji house and he gets the message
The Atlantic's yearlong investigation on the current state of fraternities in America, and the lawsuit industry that rides alongside.
Pop! Goes the Law School Bubble
With the number of LSAT test takers in sharp decline, has the law school tuition bubble finally burst?
Pie In the Sky
Tom Monaghan had a dream: To create a law school and surrounding community that would adhere strictly to Catholic values. Things have not gone according to plan. [more inside]
The Law School Bubble
There has been an increasing outcry over the bleak job prospects facing law school graduates. Paul Campos, author of the "Inside The Law School Scam" blog, argues that continued high enrollment at law schools may be due to "lemming psychology".
The Price To Play Its Way
Want your new law school to get accredited by the American Bar Association? Be prepared to jump through some hoops.
Is a Law Degree a Good Investment Today?
Professor Herwig Schlunk of Vanderbilt University explores whether a law degree is a good investment today. (SSRN link) [more inside]
What if law schools opened their own law firms?
The job market is saturated and graduates are unable to get hired anywhere to get proper training. Law professors Richard Rhee and Bradley Borden have a solution: law schools should open their own law firms.
You Can't Have Your Money Back
A third year law student at Boston College doesn't like the prospects he has after graduation, so he decided to ask the dean for a refund.
Is Cheerleading a Sport?
Five members of the Quinnipiac University women's volleyball team, and the team's coach, have sued the school for dismantling the team to use the money for a cheerleading squad. More on the legal background of the case. Quinnipiac has been also been accused of cooking the roster books--triple counting track/field athletes--to inflate the number of female athletes. [more inside]
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