Weekly Legal Education Roundup

• ABA Journal, Jurisdictions Are Switching Back To In-Person Bar Exam Starting in February
• ABA Journal, Moot Court Teacher Claims Her Law School Position Was Terminated Following Complaints to the ABA
• Above the Law, Yale Law School Students Ask ‘What The Actual F***!’ And It’s A Very Good Question
• The Atlantic, A Worrisome Peek Inside Yale Law’s Diversity Bureaucracy
• Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine),  Admissions Data At 90% Of The U.S. News Top 50: Higher LSATs, UGPAs, And Enrollment
• Trent Colbert (Yale 2L), Why I Didn’t Apologize For That Yale Law School Email
• Dayton Law School, Flyer Legal Promise Provides Full Law School Tuition, $15,000 Stipend, Job After Graduation
• Phil Lord (Lakehead), Black Lives Matter: On Challenging the Soul of Legal Education

• LSSSE, The COVID Crisis In Legal Education
• Eric Martínez (MIT) & Christoph Winter (Harvard), Protecting Future Generations: A Global Survey of Legal Academics
• NALP, Employment Outcomes for First-Generation College Students Fall Below Those of Their Peers, and Disparities in Outcomes by Race/Ethnicity Persist
• New York Times, Should UC-Hastings Law School Change Its Name Due To Founder's Role In Native American Genocide?
• New York Times, Tax Profs Rebecca Kysar And Itai Grinberg: 'Invaluable Partners' In Negotiating The Global Tax Deal
• New York Times, To Get Ahead at Work, Lawyers Find It Helps to Actually Be at Work
• Laura Padilla (California Western), Women Law Deans, Gender Sidelining, and Presumptions of Incompetence
• Nancy Rapoport (UNLV, Being a 'First' — Over and Over Again
• Reuters, Law Schools Report Soaring Admission Test Scores in 'Unprecedented' Year
• Tennessee Symposium, Law School Leadership Training
• Washington Free Beacon, Yale Law School Students to Media: ‘What the Actual F—!’