University Of Chicago Law School Takes Away Laptops And Doubles Down On Socrates
The University of Chicago has decided to party like it's 399 BC.
The University of Chicago has decided to party like it's 399 BC.
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This doesn't seem like an outrageous demand.
It is very on brand for a law school to make a statement by not changing a tradition they've had for decades.
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I know Chicago is a windy city, but the law school is really committing to the cold shoulder bit.
It's less funny 'ha ha' than it's funny 'boo hoo.'
An arrest has been made in the case.
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They say he's 'flout[ing] the traditions of rigor and intellectual honesty that [they] learned together.'
That's not how this works.
This is quite the accidental data dump. Which law school did it?
Black students at the law school have had enough.