Picking a Best XI of Soccer Players Whose Names Are Foods Like a hotel buffet, our squad serves up every type of food you can imagine—on the pitch, of course. Sports Illustrated · May 4
Higher education faces an inflection point with DEI Stanford Law School was just the cardinal in the coal mine. Reason · Mar 27, 2023
David Lat on the Yale Law School Free Speech Issues (Including the Boycott) David Lat (Original Jurisdiction) has a characteristically detailed and thoughtful article on the issue. The article links to Judge James Ho's article (based on his speech) in which he explains his thinking behind his boycott of clerk applicants from future Yale Law School classes; and it also links to Judge… Reason · Oct 24, 2022
Shifting the Hoverton Window As a general matter, lawyers tend to be conservative. Not in the sense that they are right-of-center. Indeed, lawyers skew left. Rather, attorneys favor stability: support ideas they know, approved by people they trust, that are communicated through established channels. That preference for the status quo can be altered in… Reason · Oct 13, 2022
EFL retained lists: The free agents Bristol Rovers can sign Bristol Rovers will soon get down to business in the transfer market and here are the retained lists published so far across the EFL Bristol Post · May 15, 2022
Ted Cruz demands Yale punish protesters who disrupted ‘free speech’ event featuring anti-LGBT+ group Cruz made his demands as he braces for protests against his own visit to the university on Monday The Independent UK · Apr 11, 2022
David Lat on Yale Law Dean's Comments on the March 10 Incident From his Original Jurisdiction today, an excerpt (though the whole thing is much worth reading): Here's what the policy—which Dean Gerken never quotes from in her message, oddly enough—actually provides: (1) "a university event, activity, or its regular or essential operations may not be disrupted"; (2) protesters "may not interfere… Reason · Mar 29, 2022