Month: March 2012

Over at the blog Cult of Mac (here), I read about an app that illustrates the importance of being cognizant of one's online presence.  In This Creepy App Isn't Just…

Earlier this week, the 9th Circuit denied the government’s petition for rehearing and rehearing en banc in Flynn v. Holder, the bone marrow donor compensation case that I’ve discussed before…

At my home institution, we have a "Faculty Scholarship Day"  or a "Faculty Teaching Day" in alternating years (description of one previous program is available here).  In either form, the day…

The Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law in Indianapolis is looking for a visiting professor to teach tax courses during the 2012-3 school year.  IU is sensitive to AALS timelines…

My colleague Leslie Garfield shared these reflections (reprinted with permission), and I thought that Lounge readers might want to offer some views: As I read through several law review articles…

In my ongoing journey into distance education technologies, I have enrolled in a mini-course that is being taught over the Yahoo! Groups platform.  This is an interesting choice of technology…

In the last few days, three law school deans have announced their departures.  We've heard a lot about Larry Kramer's decision to leave Stanford for the Hewlett Foundation.  But lets…

Welcome to the blogosphere, law schooled, a student blog about law school reform.  Here's why they're doing this.  I'm very much looking forward to what they have to say.  And…

...because Larry Kramer is leaving to head up the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.  

I'm now getting a chance to get back to working on the growing movement for compensation for victims of North Carolina's state-ordered sterilization.  (I've previously written a couple of posts ...