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Think Twice Before Banning Laptops: A Note on Accommodations and Diverse Thinking and Learning
I mentioned in last week’s blog about my inability to remain focused on our law…
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Focusing When You’re Frustrated and, Potentially, Frightened: Some ASP Thoughts Following Charlottesville
Like many individuals throughout the country, I was saddened to see and hear what happened…
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Being Different Doesn’t Mean Being Irrelevant
I have been thinking about the wonderful, varied, and interesting lives our students bring to…
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The Power of Listening
I wrote in last week’s post of my trip to the Association of Legal Writing…
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ALWD Intro and Bar Exam Encouragement
This last week, I attended and participated in a diversity and inclusion conference hosted by…
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Some Thoughts on the NYT article “The Lawyer, The Addict”
The New York Times recently published “The Lawyer, The Addict”—a very compelling article about a…
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Gearing Up for Bar Prep Season
Students have returned from Spring Break and many third year law students (3Ls) are realizing…
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Indiana Tech Law School Closing
See the Inside Higher Ed post here.
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Fisher v University of Texas at Austin Back on the Docket
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments this week on this race-conscious admissions case concerning…
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Law School Clinics Come to the Rescue
Although a bit off topic, I thought this article was newsworthy. The Chronicle of Higher…