Non-Sequiturs: 04.30.09
* Are we sure that the Mayans don’t have any kind of legal doomsday prophecy for 2009? [Law and More]
* Best and worst rejection letters. Oh the Schadenfreude. [Legal Writing Prof Blog]
* First Facebook, then California A.G. as a brief stopover to global power? It could happen. [Law Dork 2.0]
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* Some people are saying that Obama is dissing UofC. But the quote seems fair to me. [NYT]
* Some notes on lawyer’s personalities. [ABA Journal]
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