I’ve written before about how we might train law students to defuse tense situations in order to improve our ability to hear each other. Last night, as I was listening to our school’s monthly Town Hall meeting, it occurred to
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I’m so tired of snotty personal attacks in politics.
I get it. Politics can be an ugly business. And I wouldn’t want to be a politician these days. Most of the time, I just ignore the vitriol on both sides of the aisle, because I have better things to…
I’m officially “over” law reviews that are entirely student-run.
Let me start by saying that I have a cold and am thus crankier than usual. And let me add that I am not “over” having students work as editors and as staffers on their law reviews. Law review work…