This Week: The Giving-Jeffrey-Toobin-What-He-Wants Edition. -- As detailed here, the legal commentator Jeffrey Toobin has a complaint about weblogs. "[T]hey are too much opinion and not enough facts," he says. "You tend not to learn anything other than the blogger's opinion." In keeping with the notion that too much opinion is something to avoid, we'll give Jeffrey Toobin what he wants in this week's roundup--lots of facts and scant opinion.
Wrong! A law student reports on the way her professor rudely interrupted her before she finished answering his question. [think like a woman. act like a man.]
Boy Shorts A law student reports on a complication with her underwear. [Legally Blonde]
Actual Idiocy A law student reports on what it means to be "constructively absent." [Butterflyfish]
How to Hold Your Liquor A law student reports on a new type of law-school curriculum. [Naked Drinking Coffee]
Small Pleasures A law student reports on this weekend's time change. [From Malibu to Waco]
Things Not Considered A law student reports on opportunities for 1L summer employment. [Nuts & Boalts]
Teach to Others A law student reports on a method of remembering what you learn. [Chris Blog]
Remaining Hidden on the Internet A law student reports on weblogging anonymity. [Life, Far Away]
Twitchy = Bad A law student reports on the importance of colored tabs. [My So-Called Internet-based Life]
Keep It Down! A law student reports on a possible 1L freak-out. [divine angst]
Pork-Flavored Toothpaste A law student reports on brushing dog teeth. [Dagny's Law Blog]
You Can Be a Partner A law student reports on what all the law firms are saying in callbacks. [Mel Woods]
Nothing Is Secret A law student reports on a meeting with the bar authorities. [The Law School Transplant]
Things Will Work Out A law student reports on the job hunt. [looking out the fishbowl]
Look for next week's roundup at divine angst, then it's back here the week after that. You can find some other recent roundups in the "At the Law Schools 2" category, as well as sixty or so older roundups from 2004-2005 here. Finally, if you want to know how I pick posts to highlight, see "How I Write the Weekly Law School Roundup."
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