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Convicted murderer at Tulane, Illinois fudges LSAT numbers

It was a BAD week for… CONVICTED MURDERERS, after Above the Law spilled the beans that Tulane University...

Law jobs hard to find, survey shows

By Hillary Mantis The news is not surprising, but disappointing nonetheless. Law is the hardest to place industry,...

Network advice for law students

by Spencer Aronfeld Getting your resume into the right hands has never been more of a challenge than in...

Rutgers swamped with 9/11 web visits, evidence rated most useful class

It was a GOOD week for… Law review popularity, after a New York Times article on Rutgers Law...

Are things looking up for summer associate hiring?

Could things finally be looking up for the Class of 2013? Some economic indicators seem to be...

Dean updates at Oregon, Touro, Stetson, Barry

Michael Moffitt took over as the 20th dean of the University of Oregon School of Law in...
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UVA student exonerated, UMo dean resigns

It was a GOOD week for… Exoneration, after charges dropped against Daniel Watkins, a third-year law student at...

UCLA protests dirty donation, prof sues Pitt over age discrimination

It was a Bad Week for … Returning gracefully when tax law professor William Brown sued his former...

What you can do beyond OCI

It’s August, and by now you know what law firms are going to be interviewing at your...

Maryland’s law dean to receive SALT’s “Great Teacher” Award

University of Maryland School of Law Dean Phoebe A. Haddon is the latest recipient of the 2011...
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