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The Bat Cave (San Fernando Valley Hikes )
“The Bat Cave” “The Bat Cave” is said to have been the dwelling of a Chumash Shaman and at well over 100 feet deep and nearly 50 feet tall, it would have been a perfect home. C… more →
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Tracking for Law Students: Solution or Abdication?
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wrote 11 months ago: Professors, journalists, and, most saliently, students have raised national awareness about the stee … more →
Grading is...
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wrote 1 year ago: It’s grading time. Suddenly, doing anything other than reading exams takes on a new urgency. … more →
The Monty Python Example No. 3 (Analytical Philosophy in Law)
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wrote 1 year ago: Too much of it arguably reads like this: In The Concept of Law, H.L.A. Hart once said something. Th … more →
Too Much Information, Not Enough Knowledge
wrote 1 year ago: If you wanted to disappear, where would you go? A small town in southern Utah is a good bet, at leas … more →
The American Law School (Tentative Notes for Stages of Evolution)
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wrote 1 year ago: Pedagogy Stage 1: Socratic Stage 2: Soft Socratic Stage 3: Lecture/Student-ori … more →
Eddie Is Not Batman
wrote 1 year ago: I had decided to go to the Bat Cave when Batman and Robin weren’t home and yes it was way fun. … more →
Where is the Bat Cave?
wrote 1 year ago: So, where is the ‘Bat Cave’? The answer, of course, as pretty much everyone knows, is “Under Wayne M … more →
The Law Review Rejection
wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday, I received an email from a top fifteen law review: Dear Professor Schlag, We have careful … more →
Sh*t Law Professors Say
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wrote 1 year ago: Strangely, this popular Youtube concept has not yet resulted in a video about law professors. We are … more →
Got Knowledge?
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wrote 1 year ago: In “The Meditations,” Descartes revealed his desire to make a “solid and lasting contribution to kno … more →
Coase and "The Problem of Social Cost" (Again)
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wrote 1 year ago: I don’t know if other academics experience this, but I find that, in scholarship, I am drawn to cert … more →
Law School Exam Last Minute Help
wrote 1 year ago: Random student (probably law) demonstrating how to study: First, of all, if you are a law student an … more →
Law School Faculties and the Enneagram
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wrote 1 year ago: Finally, the day came when Professor X retired. You and your friends on the faculty attended her goo … more →
Hugo: A Love Affair with . . .
wrote 1 year ago: You thought I was going to say “cinema.” That would be too obvious. Yes, Martin Scorsese … more →
Law School Hiring (The Faculty Meeting--Appointments)
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wrote 1 year ago: “O.K. Let’s begin…. We have two agenda items: the promotion of Professor X which we wil … more →
David Segal's Paper Chase and Some Musings on Legal Education
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wrote 1 year ago: Legal education has changed a lot since its depiction in The Paper Chase, in which the imposing Prof … more →
Is Neuroscience the Death of Free Will?
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wrote 1 year ago: So reads the title of a recent opinion piece in the New York Times by Professor Eddy Nahmias. It w … more →
The Critique of Normativity
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wrote 1 year ago: OK—this one is deep inside the academy (and destined for the most inaccessible corners of the Bat Ca … more →
Tips for Legal Commentators: How to Talk to the Press
wrote 1 year ago: Sometimes, legal commentators (law professors and whatnot) are ambushed by the press asking for comm … more →
