Weekly Legal Education Roundup

• ABA Journal, Loan Counseling and Cross-Cultural Competency Programing Will Be Required From ABA-accredited Law Schools
• Jonathan Adler (Case Western), SSRN Removes Academic Paper Due to Defamation Claim
• Jonathan Adler (Case Western), SSRN Restores Paper By Ann Lipton (Tulane) Previously Removed Due To Defamation Claim; Law Review Has Not Withdrawn Its Publication Offer
• Benjamin Alarie (Toronto) & Arthur Cockfield (Queen's), Will Machines Replace Us? Machine-Authored Texts and the Future of Scholarship
• Brooklyn Law School, Trailblazing Judge Mary Johnson Lowe '54 Honored with Named Scholarship to Promote Student Diversity and Inclusion
• Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Two-Thirds Through The Fall 2022 Law School Admissions Season: Applicants Are Down 9.2% And In All LSAT Bands (Especially 170-180 (-15.4%) And 160-169 (-12.7%))

• Meera Deo (Southwestern), Pandemic Pressures on Faculty
• Colleen Graffy (Pepperdine), Pandemic Pedagogy and Its Applications for International Legal Education and the Hyflex Classroom of the Future
• Jasmine Harris (Penn), Debating Disability Disclosure in Legal Education
• Law.com, A 'Must-Have' or 'Forced Wokeness'?: Mixed Reaction to ABA's Newly Adopted Diversity Training Mandate for Law Students
• Teri McMurtry-Chubb (Illinois-Chicago), The Law School Curriculum and the Movement for Black Lives
• Reuters, U.S. Law Students to Receive Anti-Bias Training After ABA Passes New Rule
• Lori Roberts (Western State) & Monica Todd (Syracuse), Let's Be Honest About Law School Cheating: A Low-Tech Solution for a High-Tech Problem
• Roundup, Legal Ed News
• Mike Spivey, 2023 U.S. News Law School Rankings Predictions
• Jonathan Todres (Georgia State), Work-Life Balance and the Need to Give Law Students a Break
• Wall Street Journal, God and Man at Yale Law
• Washington Post, Georgetown Law Students Call For Mandatory Faculty Diversity Training After Professor Called Asian Student ‘Mr. Chinaman’
• Amin R. Yacoub (Virginia), The Devolution of Legal Academia in the United States and the Revolutionization of the Hiring Standards of Law Professors
• Emily Zimmerman (Drexel), Pushing Back Against Langdell

Article of the Week: Amin R. Yacoub (Virginia), The Devolution of Legal Academia in the United States and the Revolutionization of the Hiring Standards of Law Professors

Off topic, but important: Hamill: Some Musings As LLCs Approach The Fifty-Year Milestone