Non-Sequiturs: 05.10.10
* It looks like somebody took a stapler from the wrong woman. [ABA Journal]
* Should law students outsource maintenance of their online image? Why not? What’s a little more debt when you are already underwater? [The Lawyerist]
* Almost a third of Biglaw women reported they’ve been bullied. [Technolawyer]
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* Goldman Sachs keeps coming up with funky a$$ s*** like every single day. [Dealbreaker]
* Did anybody notice that Lena Horne died yesterday? [My Law Life]
* Mother’s Day is a nice occasion for a Blawg Review devoted to women in the law, but where is the holiday for single, childless women? Halloween? [She Negotiates via Blawg Review]
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