Month: April 2017

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The Illinois Law Review has publiushed an on-line symposium on Trump's first 100 days.  The distinguished and numerous contributors survey the Trump administration's approach from civil rights to environmental law and…

SECOND UPDATE:  One of the students who invited Coulter to Berkeley, on behalf of a group called BridgeUSA, has this oped in the Washington Post.  Here are a few key passages: National…

Here are two videos from the Emory University Center for Faculty Development and Excellence.  The first video is a presentation by Eric Schwartz of the Columbia University Press, explaining how…

ClassCrits at Ten: Mobilizing for Resistance, Solidarity, and Justice: Call For Papers and Participation  Sponsored by the Tulane University School of Law, New Orleans, LA , November 10 & 11, 2017 Ten years ago, ...

Last weekend’s March for Science got me thinking about the television show “Hemo the Magnificent,” produced by Bell Telephone and first broadcast on CBS in March 1957.  The hour long…

I’ve posted a few times about the Duke Project on Law and Markets (see here, here, and here), which was led last year by Joseph Blocher and me. Like the…

From an email message which I received in recent days: Each year, SEALS hosts a Prospective Law Teachers Workshop, which provides opportunities for aspiring law teachers to network and participate…

The University of Akron has announced that Christopher J. (C.J.) Peters will become its new law school dean.  The press release is here.

With some room still remaining in its coming fall issue, the peer-reviewed Pittsburgh Tax Review invites the submission of articles and essays for publication in the journal’s Fall 2017 issue.…