T14 Law School Professor’s Tradition Of Using The N-Word In Class
Apparently the law school has known about it for years.
Apparently the law school has known about it for years.
This is such an unprofessional look.
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There's nothing better than being called a second-rate intellect by a third-rate intellect.
After law student's sick burn, law professor decides to run away from critics.
In fairness, he makes a valiant case for it, but this idea is probably best left in the dustbin of history.
It's possible that UChicago has deeper problems than a handful of law students.
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Not sure if UofC Law has really come up with an argument for why a non-white immigrant would want to come to their school now.
Chicago Law's controversial event is canceled for now, but the student body president has some harsh words for school leadership.
How could a law school screw this up? Pretty easily actually.
Elite law school holds event bashing immigrants.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Two schools are slow-playing the change.
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Yet another thing lawyers do better.
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