Roundup of Commentary on WSJ Article on Law School Gaming of US News Rankings

Following up on yesterday's post on the front page Wall Street Journal article, Law School Rankings Reviewed to Deter "Gaming," by Amir Efrati:

• David Bernstein (George Mason), WSJ Article on Law Schol Rankings
• Carolyn Elefant (Legal Blog Watch), U.S. News to Step Up Efforts to Stop Law Schools From Gaming the Rankings
• Michael Heise (Cornell), Today's WSJ on Law School "Gaming" US News Rankings
• Bill Henderson (Indiana) & Jeff Lipshaw (Suffolk), The Empirics and Ethics of USNWR Gaming
• Adam Kolber (San Diego), U.S. News and Part-Time Program "Gaming"
• Jeff Lipshaw (Suffolk), Rankings, Accounting, and Gaming
• Robert Morse (U.S. News), The "Wall Street Journal" Enters the Law School Rankings Debate
• Elie Mystal (Above the Law), The Rankings Versus The Cash
• Petra Pasternak (Legal Pad), Hastings Dean Swings At U.S. News Rankings
• Nancy Rapoport (UNLV):
  • A Short History Lesson
  • Amir Efrati's WSJ Article About the USNWR Rankings -- And a Couple of Points
• Larry Ribstein (Illinois), USNWR Rankings at the Top of the News
• Dan Slater (WSJ Law Blog), Possible US News Change Could Force Part-Time Program Cuts
• John Steele (UC-Berkeley & Santa Clara), Law Schools and "Cooking the Books"
• Debra Cassens Weiss (ABA Journal), U.S. News Considers Counting Part-Timers in Law School Rankings