I'm sitting here editing a short essay that Anna Lineberger and I have written on images of property in Nathaniel Parker Willis' 1840 American Scenery and in Thomas Addison Richards'…
It's been a little while since we had a monument or building trivia question. This question is inspired by David Garrow, who suggested a couple of sites around North Carolina…
This is a post inspired by my friend Daniel S. Goldberg, who writes about the nineteenth century history of disability law -- often in North Carolina -- and its relationship…
I've never been a fan of Strunk & White's The Elements of Style, but this video via the LA Timess did make me chuckle. A few choice rhymes: Split infinitive…
A while ago, Michael Higdon blogged here about whether we have two many law reviews and initiated a very interesting discussion. Commenters raised questions about whether there is too much…
This was a very good year for Law School Transparency. They managed to get NALP employment data from 32 law schools. That's a pretty dramatic increase over prior years.…
We know that students and alums lawyers are suing law schools for failure to provide employment information for graduates. But here's a new one. Morgan Crutchfield is suing Lincoln Memorial…