It’s been two weeks since the ABA released its 509 information reports and accompanying spreadsheets. Lazy as I am I didn’t get to the tuition figures until last night, when to my astonishment I found that the tuition data were
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2018: Total Applications Up, But Only for the Top Half
By October 2018, there were 37,052 enrollees at 200 ABA-accredited law schools not in Puerto Rico. This is up 1,290 (+7.9 percent) from 35,762 in October 2017. (Last year, the initial reporting had 35,381 enrollees, so there’s been significant upward
Last Gen X American Book Review: Consider Phlebas
In the not-too-distant future
The 22nd century
(LA LA LA)
The Culture made first contact
Now we live in post scarcity
(LA LA LA)
But in the time of Kublai Kahn
A galactic war was going on
A Changer chose
LSAT Tea-Leaf Reading: September 2018 Edition
It appears the LSAC backed down after I—and my very powerful allies—intimidated it into publishing its test-taker-volume information. Now I can discuss the number of test takers since last summer thanks to the LSAC’s return to transparency.
Okay, okay.
LSAT Tea-Leaf Readi- Wait, What The-
I patiently waited for the LSAC to update its Web site so I could report on the start of the 2018-19 LSAT-administration year. And I waited. Then I waited. Then I saw that the LSAC’s Web site was revamped and
Office of Management and Budget: +$845 Billion in Direct Loans by 2028
Nearly every year in July the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) publishes its Mid-Session Review (MSR) of the federal budget, which includes the Federal Direct Loan Program, and projects its future. These direct loans consist primarily of federal student
Manic Pixie Dream Girl Movie Matchup
For inexplicable reasons in the last couple months I saw three movies accused of featuring manic pixie dream girls (MPDGs), the most beloved and reviled of 21st-century stock characters. For those unfamiliar with the term, film critic Nathan Rabin defined