Non-Sequiturs: 10.22.07
* Princeton Reviews Top 50 Law Schools [TaxProf Blog]
* Indiana Law Student Shoots Real-Estate Finance Casebook [Law Blog]
* Blawg Review #131 on business blog, Passion, People and Principles [David Maister via Blawg Review]
* Joe Torre and Contract Incentives [Conglomerate]
* Seen in White and Case’s NY boardroom last Thursday… [The Adventure Of Strategy]
* A Great Law Firm “Driven to [Self-] Destruction”? [Amazing Firms, Amazing Practices]
* The Boy Who Cried “National Security”: The Need for Greater Skepticism About Government Secrecy [Concurring Opinions]
* IntLawGrrls In Our Own Names [IntLawGrrls]
* Female Teachers Who Have Sex With Minors [Feminist Law Professors]
* Which Came First, the Lawyer or the Stable Boy? [New York Times]
* Gov. Spite-zer needs more EQ [f/k/a]




Comments
FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this has been a horrible day at ATL. the grammar has been awful, the topics have been unexciting, and everyone knows that you don't give us ELEVEN non-sequiturs.
5:18, he could do whatever the hell he wants if he is going to say that my school is ranked #4; (or, at least, if he is going to link to somebody who says so).
Hey L2L, time to dust off the old resume: you're top 25% at the #18 school in the country!
hahaha william & mary over nyu?? yeah good luck explaining that to biglaw recruiters when interviewing.
Rutgers-Camden over Yale? Yeah, maybe in number of shootings.
Chicago uber alles!
must be a bunch of mormons
make this stop. please. 'piercie' is an asshat.
"Rutgers-Camden over Yale? Yeah, maybe in number of shootings."
- 7:33
Probably not even there...
Dude, need content not volume. Most of the NS entries left me asking "Why the f**k did I just read that?" Poor.
7:33, Yale has plenty of shootings.
On the other hand, it is hard to take a "ranking system" seriously when the top school is put somewhere in the mid-30s.
I am from a school that placed remarkably high on this list, and I call bullcrap.
This is all based on self-reported information that apparently is not audited in any way...and how the hell could you audit some of the subjective soft factors that Princeton Review uses anyway?
How do study hours factor into rankings? The fewer hours the better the school, or vice versa?
as soon as they found out yale wasn't #1 they shoulda scrapped the methodology and started again.
study hours ranking: anybody else notice that Cornell is #1. and that it is the only T14 school even ranked?
why do cornell students study so much?
"'Rutgers-Camden over Yale? Yeah, maybe in number of shootings.'
- 7:33
Probably not even there..."
indeed...i don't know of a single R-C law student who was a victim of crime the entire time i was there. I know of one female UG student who was assaulted (by a guy who was later shot and killed trying it on someone else).
oh noe5!!1!!! a ranking not reflecting conventional wisdom!!!
most of you readers are a bunch of conservative complaining losers. you hate change (unless that change means more money in your bank account) - anyone but Lat blogging is unacceptable, and yet you can't help but also complain about most of what Lat posts (unless its about more money). no wonder lawyers have such a shite reputation - you just like complaining and whinging.
I love whinging
Cornell students study so much, because there is nothing else to do in Ithaca.
"you hate change (unless that change means more money in your bank account)"
hear hear!
well, nothing to do but give each other handjobs about going to an "ivy"
well, nothing to do but give each other handjobs about going to an "ivy"