
Harvard Law Students Hit With Invitation To Lie On Their Law Review Personal Statements, Professors Should Speak Out On It
Nothing about FASORP's harassment of multiple student bodies makes me think you'd want to work with its comprising members.
Nothing about FASORP's harassment of multiple student bodies makes me think you'd want to work with its comprising members.
This tweak to your financial management seems like a no-brainer.
You could read the email, but be warned: it reads like someone who didn't get onto Law Review wrote it.
Any mention would be too much of one.
Strange way to celebrate Black History Month!
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Universities could be facing an uphill battle to prove why they admitted ‘any’ student.
They won't be done rooting out Diversity until every lawyer is a Midwestern man named Steven.
Let's see if this stand stands up for long.
A sign of things to come?
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For them, any mention of race would go too far.
This is a 'downward trend' that won't be good for lawyers.
It ain't over yet!
Nice while it lasted.
There are now fewer students of color at Yale Law. What does diversity look like at other leading law schools?