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Law prof hiring half of what it was; Texas A&M new dean

It was a BAD week for … Prospective law professors, after entry-level hiring of law profs dropped to...

Alito hates US News; Calif. schools reach out to community colleges

It was a GOOD WEEK for… Pushing students to pursue legal careers, after six California law schools and...

Washington & Lee racial problems; Stetson #1 on Fla. bar

It was a BAD week for ... Race relations, after a group of black law students at Washington...

New deans at Hamline, Wash U.

Two deans will assume their new positions in May. Jean Holloway will become the 11th dean of Hamline...

Haddon named chancellor of Rutgers-Camden

Another former law dean is taking the step up to university management. Phoebe A. Haddon, previously dean...

Reauthorization of Higher Ed Act can bring with it change

Okay, parents, raise your hands if you’d like to see Congress change higher education. Would you like to...

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North Texas minimizes LSAT; Oregon prof rant goes viral

It was a GOOD week for… Creative admissions criteria, after The University of North Texas College of Law,...

Why today’s law students are not less qualified

After setting a record for first-year enrollment in 2010, law schools have seen a significant decline in...

Religious freedom wins one; Women need to lose spiked heels

It was a GOOD week for… Religious freedom, after the Law Society of British Columbia approved a conservative...

Brooklyn cuts tuition; Thomas Jefferson grads have highest debt

It was a GOOD week for . . . Breaking the status quo, after Brooklyn Law School announced...

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