Other Law Schools Could Learn A Thing Or Two About Fundraising From My Alma Mater’s Annual Giving Campaign
While law schools are doing a lot of things wrong, this is an example of one of them doing something right.
While law schools are doing a lot of things wrong, this is an example of one of them doing something right.
The list of donors to the ballroom project provided by the Trump administration contains some very big, mainstream names.
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If Trump wanted a real, lasting peace in Ukraine, he'd be better served to let the disastrous economics of how Russia is conducting this war run their course.
The Soy (Out of) Luck Club.
I saw it with my own eyes.
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Lots of systems are in place for holding people accountable for bad behavior that are not employers showing them the door.
Let that sink in: trillion with a T.
The Charles Lindbergh House and Museum has been permanently shuttered, the staff laid off, thanks to budget cuts.
I hate ass-kissing and try to avoid it.
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Inflation, arbitrary tariffs, ICE ... there's a bumper crop of reasons to plant a garden.
Clients typically have no idea what expenditures should -- or should not -- be their responsibility.
Hertz, which used to brag about being No. 2 and trying harder, is now focusing on trying harder to be a No. 2.
Wreck democracy or lose your health insurance? Truly a dilemma.
It's just a huge mess. Don't expect to understand it.