Legal Ed News Roundup

• ABA Journal, Breyer Shares Views On Treatment Of Female Classmates At Harvard During Law School Talk
• ABA Journal, Gender, Race And Finances For Law School Admittees Examined In New Report
• ABA Journal, Law School Introduces Hologram Witnesses In Mock Trial
• ABA Journal, Law Schools Should Take On Students’ Mental Health And Substance Use From Day One
• ABA  Journal, Program Rolls Out Next Generation Of Civil Rights Attorneys
• ABA Journal, Retired State Supreme Court Justice Tapped To Lead Law School
• BC Law, Law Student Runs for Mayor
• Concord Monitor, UNH Law School Said ‘No Thanks’ to US News Rankings but the Magazine Ranked Them Anyway

• Law.com, Ahead of the Curve: Will Boycotts and Bad Press Put a Dent in the US News Rankings' Reputation?
• Law.com, Mizzou Law's Interim Dean Promoted to Permanent Dean
• Law.com, New Data Shows Law School Admission Rate Increased in 2022 for First Time in 7 Years
• Law.com, Ohio Native Selected as Cincinnati Law Dean
• Law.com, Ole Miss Law Alum Gives Back to School
• Law.com, Retired North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice to Become Dean of NCCU Law
• National Jurist, ABA Council Votes To Expand Distance Education Opportunities For Law Students
• National Jurist, First-Year Associate Salaries Increase Across The Industry
• National Jurist, How To Leverage Public Loan Forgiveness While Balancing Financial Priorities In A Public Interest Career
• National Law Journal, Law School Rankings: The Good News, the Bad News and the Ultimate Proof That It Is Flawed
• New York Law Journal, 'My Doubt Grounds Me': Even Successful Lawyers Question Themselves, SDNY US Attorney Tells Columbia Law Grads
• Recorder, California Bar Exam Fails to Accommodate Test Takers' Disabilities, Complaint Alleges
• Recorder, State Bar to Pursue Licensing Alternative to Traditional Bar Exam
• Reuters, Beam Me Up, Counselor. Are Hologram Witnesses Headed To Court?
• Reuters, California Moves A Step Closer To Developing Its Own Bar Exam
• Reuters, Under Ethics Pressure, California State Bar Advances Lawyer 'Snitch' Rule
• U.S. News & World Report, How Social Media Posts Can Affect Law School Admission