Weekly Legal Education Roundup

• Roger Alford (Notre Dame), The Professor As Institutional Entrepreneur
• Bitcoin Magazine, The Next Generation of Attorneys: Three Reasons Why Law Schools Should Be Teaching Bitcoin to Students
• Boston Herald, Boston College Denies Catholic Students Religious Exemption To COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement
• Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), 98% Of The Way Through The Fall 2021 Law School Admissions Cycle: Applicants Are Up 14%, With Biggest Increase (66%) Among The 170+ LSAT Band
• Jennifer Gundlach (Hofstra) & Jessica Santangelo (Hofstra), Understanding the Metacognitive "Space" and Its Implications for Law Students' Learning
• Inside Higher Ed, Rethinking The Physical Campus After COVID-19: Akron Sheds One Million Square Feet Of Space; One University, Two Law Schools

• Jacksonville Daily Record, Florida Coastal Sues U.S. Department of Education
• Stephen Mazza (Dean, Kansas), Martin Dickinson: 48 Years of Dedicated Service to KU Law
• Thomas Metcalf (Spring Hill College), Philosophy Majors & High Standardized Test Scores: Not Just Correlation
• Patricia Lee Refo, ABA President Responds To 'Woke Law Schools'
• The Register-Guard, UO Settles Equal Pay Case With Retired Professor Jennifer Freyd For $450,000
• CJ Ryan (Roger Williams), Paying for Law School: Law Student Loan Indebtedness and Career Choices
• Atsushi Shiraki (Hawaii), Designing Innovative Clinical Legal Programs to Respond to Changing Social Needs
• Spivey Consulting, Recapping the 2020-2021 Law School Admissions Cycle & Predicting the Upcoming Cycle
• Thomas Stipanowich (Pepperdine) & Lela Love (Cardozo), Dear 1L: Five Guideposts for Your Future Professional Practice
• Anthony Varona (Miami), Communion: Envisioning and Executing the Fourth National People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference — The Largest Ever Gathering of Minority Law Scholars
• Wall Street Journal (Front Page), Why Real Coaches Want to Be Ted Lasso
• Washington Times, Arkansas Legislators Question Why Disbarred Clinton’s Name Added to Law School Chair
• WTXL, Family, Friends Honor Dan Markel Seven Years After His Murder