Weekly Law School Roundup #58

This Week: The Critics Edition, in Which Your Editor Selects Posts in Which Law Students Are Being Critical of Something

So what's being criticized this week?

• Nissan's decision to call an SUV an "Armada." [Legal Quandary]
• Creating a Stephen-Colbert spin-off from The Daily Show. [Expressio Unius]
• Officials from the U.S. government who won't face up to the horrors of Darfur. [Obsessive Law Student]
• A vile little man of a professor. [Rogue Slayer Law Student]
• Thoughtless breaches of bathroom etiquette. [Just Playin']
• The slacker inside. [Magic Cookie]
• Throwing down the weights. [Don't Know It From Adam]
• Dressing children alike. [Narkoleptomania]
• Prudish bloggers. [Law & Alcoholism]
• Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise. [Naked Drinking Coffee]
• The hillbillies who can't stomach evolution. [inquire within]
• People who climb Mt. Everest. [divine angst]
• Ebert & Roeper. [The Unreasonable Man]

Update 8:15 a.m. CST Meanwhile, all of the above will be critical because I accidently sent trackback pings to their weblogs pointing to last week's law-school roundup. I'm sorry. Please delete them, and don't tell Dylan about my trackbacking faux pas.

Comments

[Dylan]

Nonsense. Obviously the Evan Schaeffer seal of approval has value, and those receiving it will appreciate public recognition. You're forgiven.