Month: July 2013

Just 48 hours ago, I was excited to let people know that Twinkies were back on the market as of this weekend.  Sadly, I reported, we'd have to wait until…

An exciting special issue on law and literature is forthcoming from University of Toronto Quarterly.  The issue, due out in August, is being edited by Greig Henderson (Dept. of English, University of…

Yes, I have a daughter who's One Direction crazy.  So I had to go through the fairly substantial effort required to figure out what doesn't seem to be anywhere else…

Hostess pastries are back, now as an in-house brand for Wal-Mart.  As of today, Twinkies hit the first Wal-Mart...and they'll be in thousands of stores by Sunday.  I trust that…

Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano - the former governor of Arizona - is resigning to become the President of the University of California.  She holds a JD from the University…

LSAC has released test taker data for the June LSAT.  23,997 individuals took the June test, down 1,226 - 4.9% - from June 2012.   The number of first-time takers…

I'm probably late to the party in noticing Richard Posner's book on plagiarism that was originally published in 2007, but it was an interesting read. I do have a bone…

The AALS Section on Women in Legal Education will hold a program, New Voices in Gender Studies, during the AALS 2014 Annual Meeting in New York City.  They are soliciting…

From an email message that I received earlier today: NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL may have one or more tenured or tenure-track faculty positions that will begin in fall 2014.  The…

Cross-posted from Madisonian.net ... The District Court for the Southern District of New York today handed down its decision in the ongoing Apple e-book antitrust litigation holding that Apple violated…