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1. Wall Street Journal, The Impact Of The SAT Adversity Index On Median SATs — A School-By-School Analysis
2. Paul Levy, Why I Resigned In Protest From Penn Law's Board When A Conservative Professor Was Punished
3. Colleen Murphy, Christopher Ryan & Yajni Warnapala (Roger Williams), Law Students Who Handwrite Their Notes Outperform Laptop Users By One Grade (e.g., B + to A-), 68 J. Legal Educ. 207 (2019)
4. Karen Sloan (Law.com), LRW Professor's Lawsuit Alleges Discrimination In Non-Renewal Of Contract After Teaching At Wake Forest Law School For 19 Years
5. Wall Street Journal, New Lawyers Are Swimming in Debt
6. Karen Sloan (Law.com), California's Disappearing ABA Law Schools
7. WTXL & Tallahassee Democrat, Latest Developments In The Dan Markel Case: Garcia Appeals His First Degree Murder Conviction; 'What Do You Have To Do To Get A Death Sentence Around Here?'
8. New York State Bar Association, July 2019 New York Bar Exam Results
9. preLaw, Top Law Schools: Tax Law
10. Brian Leiter (Chicago), Are 'Transformative' Law School Naming Gifts Really Transformative?

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1. Chronicle of Higher Education, Data-Visualization And Student Evaluations: Male Profs Are Brilliant And Funny; Female Profs Are Mean And Rude
2. Forbes, Is Your Law School Worth It? Law School Debt-to-Income Ratios
3. YouTube, WKRP In Cincinnati Thanksgiving Turkey Drop
4. Chronicle of Higher Education, As Recession Looms, Even Harvard Is Uncertain About What That Means For Higher Ed
5. Wall Street Journal, American Consumers Follow Their Politics: Starbucks/Chick-fil-A, NBA/NASCAR, Levi's/Wrangler
6. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: The Scope And Standard Of Review In CDP Cases
7. Lauren Robel (Provost, Indiana), The Indiana University Professor’s Views Are Loathsome, But He Won’t Be Fired
8. New York Times, Raise Billions From Billionaires? Tax Experts Say It’s Not That Simple
9. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Law School Traditions, Old And New
10. Lawrence Summers (Harvard) & Natasha Sarin (Pennsylvania), Funding The IRS Should Be The First Step In Tax Reform

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1. Chronicle of Higher Education, University Of Florida Wants $2 Million Research Prize Won By Professors
2. Karen Sloan (Law.com), W&L Law Students Demand Right To Strip George Washington And Robert E. Lee From Their Diplomas
3. United States Tax Court, Harvard Law Prof Who Was Ousted From Deanship For Representing Harvey Weinstein Failed To File Tax Returns For Nearly A Decade
4. State Bar of California, July 2019 California Bar Exam Pass Rate Increases 9 Percentage Points (7 For CA ABA-Accredited Law Schools)
5. Karen Sloan (Law.com), Today Is Tampon Tax Day At Two Dozen Law Schools
6. Harvard 1Ls Eli Nachmany & (National Review op-ed), Elite Law Schools Shortchange Students By Veering Left
7. Michael Tomasky (New York Times op-ed), Billionaires Are Bad For Democracy
8. Karen Sloan (Law.com), The 23 Law School Naming Gifts ($3 Million - $125 Million)
9. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Whistleblowers Don't Get To Work The Case
10. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Law Students, Comedians, And Mental Health

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1. Phil Gramm & John F. Early (WSJ Op-Ed), The Truth About Income Inequality
2. Paul Heald (Illinois) & Ted Sichelman (San Diego), The Top 100 Law School Faculties In Citations (Hein) And Impact (SSRN Downloads), 60 Jurimetrics J. ___ (2019)
3. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: One Year At A Time
4. Boston Globe, Ambassador Scott Brown Named New England Law School Dean, Replacing Nation's Longest Serving (And Perhaps Highest Paid) Dean
5. Boston Globe, Student Petition Opposes Former Republican Senator Scott Brown's Selection As New England Law School's Next Dean Due To His 'Repugnant Political And Moral Beliefs'
6. Michael Tomasky (NY Times Op-Ed), Billionaires Are Bad For Democracy
7. Law.com, Penn Receives $125 Million Naming Gift, Largest Gift Ever To A Law School
8. Daily Pennsylvanian, Hundreds Sign Petition To Change 'Carey Law' Back To 'Penn Law'
9. Daily Pennsylvanian, Administration Considers Changing 'Carey Law' Back To 'Penn Law' After Student Backlash
10. Adam Chilton (Chicago) & Jonathan Masur (Chicago), What Should Law School Rankings Measure and How Should We Measure it: A Comment on Heald & Sichelman's Rankings, 60 Jurimetrics J. ___ (2019) 

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1. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Latest Developments In The Dan Markel Murder Case
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: No Jurisdiction Over Ambiguous NOD
3. Pepperdine University, The Borderline Shooting And Woolsey Fire: One Year Later
4. Chronicle of Higher Education, University Of Maryland To Restructure, Terminate Contracts Of 100 Faculty Who Can 'Recompete' For Their Jobs
5. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Kimberly Clausing Leaves Reed College For UCLA Law School
6. Minna Kotkin (Brooklyn), Clinical Legal Education And The Replication Of Hierarchy
7. Princeton Review, Best 167 Law Schools (2020 Edition)
8. Wyatt Wells (Auburn), Strategic Plans Are A Fraud
9. Karen Sloan (Law.com), Five Law Schools With Top Bar Pass Rates Share Their Secrets
10. Kat Allen (Wykowski Law, San Francisco), Federal Taxation of Cannabis

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: § 280E Does Not Violate The Eighth Amendment
2. Texas Lawyer, Texas Supreme Court Justice Tweets Out 72-Page Pass List After Texas Bar Website Crash Prevents Bar Takers From Getting Their Results
3. New Hampshire Public Radio, UNH Law School Budget Deficit Exceeds 100% Of Revenues
4. The Recorder, La Verne May Be Sixth Law School To Close Since 2017
5. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Our First 72 Hours As Pepperdine Caruso School Of Law
6. Wall Street Journal editorial, California’s Tax-the-Rich Boomerang
7. Ohio State Bar Association, July 2019 Ohio Bar Exam Results: Ohio Northern #1
8. Eric Amarante (Tennessee), Your Tax Dollars Are Subsidizing White Supremacy
9. Society For Empirical Legal Studies, U.S. News Should Use Google Scholar Rather Than HeinOnline In Its Scholarly Impact Rankings
10. Tax Foundation, Taxing High Incomes: A Comparison Of 41 Countries

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), 100th Lesson From The Tax Court: The Role Of Innocence In § 6015 Spousal Relief
2. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Pepperdine University Renames Law School To Honor Rick Caruso And His Transformative Gift
3. Nevada Independent, James Comey Reduced Fee To $54,000 For Speech On 'The Ethical Leader' At UNLV Law School
4. Louis Schulze (Florida International), How Does FIU Law School Do It?
5. Laurence Kotlikoff (Boston University), Tax Myths Of Warrenomics
6. New York Times & Wall Street Journal, Two Very Different Perspectives On Attorney General Barr's Notre Dame Speech
7. Brian Leiter (Chicago), Was Wendi Adelson Involved In Dan Markel's Murder?
8. Neil Hamilton (St. Thomas), Professional Formation And Development From Law Student To Lawyer
9. Neil Buchanan (Florida), Call For Papers And Commentators: 23rd Annual Critical Tax Conference At Florida
10. Miami Herald, Who Paid For The Hit On Dan Markel? Charlie Adelson's Name Keeps Coming Up.

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1. Sheila Liming (University of North Dakota), My University Is Dying; Soon Yours Will Be, Too
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3. Brian Leiter (Chicago), Was Wendi Adelson Involved In Dan Markel's Murder?
4. Marcus Cole (Dean, Notre Dame), Statement [Free Speech, Student Protests, And Attorney General William Barr's Speech At Notre Dame]
5. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: No § 911 Exclusion For Taxpayers With U.S. Abode
6. Tallahassee Democrat, Jury Rejects Death Penalty, Gives Dan Markel's Killer Life Without Parole; Prosecutors To Retry Magbanua
7. Adrianna Kezar (USC), Tom DePaola (USC) & Daniel Scott (USC), The Gig Academy
8. Emmanuel Saez (UC-Berkeley) & Gabriel Zucman (UC-Berkeley), How To Tax Our Way Back To Justice
9. Legal Tech News, The Socratic Method Meets Siri: How Law Schools Are Adapting To Today's Digital Age
10. National Review, Pepperdine's Michael Helfand To Co-Teach New Religious Liberty Clinic At Yale

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1. New York Times, Open Offices Distract Us From Deep Work
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: The Proper Role Of Delay In CDP
3. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Week 1 Highlights Of The Dan Markel Murder Trial
4. Wall Street Journal, Is An MBA Still Worth It?
5. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), University Of Florida Law School Continues Its Rise In Student Quality And Rankings
6. Jonathan Choi (NYU), An Empirical Study of Statutory Interpretation in Tax Law
7. Inside Higher Ed, Speaking Out Against Student Evaluations Of Teaching
8. Peter Arcidiacono (Duke), Josh Kinsler (Georgia) & Tyler Ransom (Oklahoma), Harvard's Preferences For Athletes, Legacies, Dean's Interest, And Children Of Faculty/Staff Overwhelmingly Benefit Whites At Expense Of African-American, Asian-American, And Hispanic Applicants
9. Los Angeles Times, California To Require Mandatory Implicit Bias Training For All Attorneys By 2022
10. Wall Street Journal, U.S. Tax Gap Holds Flat At 14%

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1. Chronicle of Higher Education, The Great Enrollment Crash
2. Bryan Camp (TexasTech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Administrative File Notes Are Not Ex-Parte Contact
3. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Tax Prof Twitter Rankings
4. WCTV & Law.com, In Advance Of Monday's Jury Selection In Dan Markel Murder Case, Magbanua Seeks Separate Trial
5. Law.com, Emory Investigating Reports That Two More Law Profs Used N-Bomb In Class
6. J. B. Ruhl, Michael Vandenbergh & Sarah Dunaway (Vanderbilt), Extending Leiter-Sisk Citation Counts To Interdisciplinary Scholarship
7. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), 46 Law Schools Accept The GRE For Admissions, And 5 Accept The GMAT
8. Bryce Clayton Newell (Kentucky), 2019 Meta-Ranking Of Flagship U.S. Law Reviews
9. Jason Solomon (Stanford), Trial Of Suspects In Dan Markel's Murder Nears As Friend Asks: What Should Happen When Your Mom and Brother Murder Your Ex?
10. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), July 2019 Florida Bar Exam Results: Florida International Is #1 For 5th Year In A Row

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1. Wall Street Journal, The Collapse Of The Income And Wealth Inequality Argument
2. Inside Higher Ed, Secret Presidential Searches And Faculty Fury
3. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Charity Used To Gin Up Business Loses Tax Exemption
4. Bryce Clayton Newell (Kentucky), 2019 Meta-Ranking of Flagship U.S. Law Reviews
5. Eugene Fama (University of Chicago; Nobel Laureate in Economics), Property Tax = Income Tax On Housing
6. Best Choice Schools, The 50 Most Impressive Law School Buildings in the World
7. Palma Joy Strand (Creighton) & Nicholas Mirkay (Hawaii), Racialized Tax Inequity: Wealth, Racism, and The U.S. System of Taxation
8. Online Paralegal Programs, The 30 Most Fun Law Schools
9. Jeff Hoopes (North Carolina), Welcome to Our New Blog, Write-Off: The Tax Blog
10. Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education, College Rankings

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: The Proper Role Of Market Value In Casualty Loss Deductions
2. Premier Guide Miami, Justice For Dan Markel FB Group Urges Protest Of Wendi Adelson's Appearance At Miami Book Event
3. Jeffrey Sheffield (Northwestern), Tax Issues In Dr. Pepper's Acquisition Of Keurig
4. Inside Higher Ed, Cost to Attend Three Law Schools Exceeds $100,000 Per Year
5. Michelle Kwon (Tennessee), Statutory Interpretation Meets the Internal Revenue Code
6. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Moneyball, Astroball, And Pepperball
7. Bridget Crawford (Pace), Tax Prof Twitter Census (2019-20 Edition)
8. Johann Neem (Western Washington University), Abolish the Business Major: Anti-intellectual Degree Programs Have No Place In Colleges
9. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Florida Tax Review Publishes New Issue
10. National Law Journal, Tenured Emory Law Prof Suspended For Using N-Bomb Faces Firing By University Faculty Committee At Oct. 4 Hearing

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: A Lesson Of Interest
2. New York Times, More Private Colleges Cut Tuition As Discount Rate Hits All-Time High Of 52%
3. Daniel Hemel (Chicago), Bullock v. IRS And The Future Of Tax Administrative Law (Part I) (Part 2)
4. Chronicle of Higher Education, The Revolt Of The Feminist Law Profs At Harvard
5. Wall Street Journal, The IRS Is Coming For Your Bitcoin
6. WCTV, Tallahassee Court Sends Summons To 750 Prospective Jurors For Sept. 23 Trial In Dan Markel Murder Case
7. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Amazon Wins $1.5 Billion Ninth Circuit Tax Dispute Over Intangible Assets Shifted To Europe
8. New York Magazine, Is America Ready For a Law Professor President — Especially A Rich One?
9. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Sons Of BOSS Rocks Out UC-Irvine
10. David Weisbach (Chicago), Graduation Remarks To The Class of 2019 — Democracy Needs Lawyers To Defend It

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Know The Difference Between IRAs And 401(k)s
2. Chronicle of Higher Education, The Revolt Of The Feminist Law Profs At Harvard
3. Joseph Epstein (Northwestern), Do Faculty Have A 'Sweet Racket? Or Do They Work 60 Hours/Week For Less Pay Than They Could Get Elsewhere?
4. Wall Street Journal, Making Big Law Partner Is Like 'Winning A Pie-Eating Contest In Which The Prize Is More Pie'
5. The Atlantic, Has College Gotten Too Easy?
6. Bloomberg, Uber Created A $6.1 Billion Dutch Weapon To Avoid Paying Taxes
7. Chronicle of Higher Education, George Washington To Reduce Enrollment By 20% To Increase Quality
8. SSRN, Tax Professor Rankings
9. Bloomberg, How Trump Is Saving Law Schools And Hurting Business Schools
10. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Welcome, Pepperdine Law School Class Of 2022

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: How A New Work Location Becomes A Tax Home
2. Law.com, Amy Wax Controversy Drags Penn Law Into Free-Speech Dilemma
3. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Five Days Before The Bar Exam, California Bar Inadvertently Released The Topics Covered On The Exam
4. Robert Morse (U.S. News), U.S. News Pulls Rankings Of UC-Berkeley (#22), Scripps (#30), And 3 Other Colleges For Misreporting Data
5. Bloomberg Tax, Nina Olson Retires Today After 18 Years As National Taxpayer Advocate (Update From Nina)
6. The Atlantic, Law Profs' Professional Decline Comes (Much) Sooner Than You Think: Age 50 In Scholarship, 70s In Teaching
7. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), 41 Law Schools Now Accept The GRE For Admissions (The Latest Are Seattle And Yale)
8. New York Magazine, Harvard Law Professor Bruce Hay: 'The Most Gullible Man In Cambridge'
9. Allison Christians (McGill), #TaxFlix: 56 Tax Films
10. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), A Dean's Perspective On Diversity, Socioeconomics, The LSAT, And The U.S. News Law School Rankings

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1. ABA Journal, As Whittier Law School Prepares To Close, Dean Tries To Soften Blow For Students
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: The Role Of Abuse In Spousal Relief Claims
3. Bryce Clayton Newell (Kentucky), 2019 Meta-Ranking Of Flagship U.S. Law Reviews
4. Portland Press-Herald, Report Recommends Sweeping Changes At Maine Law School
5. The Atlantic, Raj Chetty: The Economist Who Would Fix The American Dream
6. Ilya Somin (George Mason), How To Make Bar Exams Great Again: Require State Bar Officials To Take And Pass It Each Year
7. Melanie Reid (Lincoln Memorial), Why And How Lawyers And Law Schools Should Embrace Artificial Intelligence
8. Ian Holloway (Dean, Calgary) & Steven Friedland (Elon), The Double Life Of Law Schools
9. Karen Sloan (law.com), The Blog Must Go On For This Law Dean
10. Gladriel Shobe (BYU) Presents The Substance Over Form Doctrine And The Up-C At The IRS

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1. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Law Profs Weigh In: What Is The Appropriate Response When A White Student Wears A MAGA Hat In Class?
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Effect Of Lump Sum SSI Election On Premium Tax Credit
3. Tallahassee Democrat, Five Years After Dan Markel's Murder, Journey To Justice Continues
4. Emanuel Kopp, Daniel Leigh, Susanna Mursula & Suchanan Tambunlertchai (IMF), U.S. Investment Since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017
5. Law.com, The Blog Must Go On for This Law Dean
6. Wall Street Journal, Biden Made 'Aggressive' Use Of Edwards-Gingrich Sub S Loophole To Skirt $500k In Taxes
7. Martin Morse Wooster (Capital Research Center), The Real Story Behind Alabama’s Return of $26m Gift to Law School Donor
8. Wall Street Journal, Two Economists Fuel Democratic Debate Over How Far Left To Go
9. Stanford Law School, Stanford Law Faculty Summer Reading List
10. IRS, National Taxpayer Advocate Publishes 'Subway Map' Of Taxpayer’s Journey Through The Tax System

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Law.com, The Blog Must Go On for This Law Dean:

Pepperdine University Law Dean Paul Caron reflects on his two years of running a law school while also publishing his widely read TaxProf Blog, which chronicles legal education's biggest stories.

Paul Caron—legal education’s so-called Blog Emperor—took the reins at Pepperdine University School of Law in 2017, and his two years as dean have been a remarkable ride.

Things got off to a rough start in the spring of 2018 when the school was removed from the U.S. News & World Report rankings after Pepperdine discovered a mistake in the data it submitted that artificially increased its ranking and reported it to the publication. (Pepperdine returned to the ranking this year, moving up from its previous No. 72 to No. 51).

The challenges didn’t end there. In November, a Pepperdine law student was present at a nearby music venue when an armed man opened fire, killing 12. The law student was unharmed but the massacre, in which a Pepperdine undergraduate died, shook the Malibu, California, campus. A day later, the so-called Woolsey Fire tore through the area and came close to leveling the campus. The law school was spared, but closed for more than two weeks in the aftermath.

Through it all, Caron maintained his role as the town crier of legal education with his TaxProf Blog, which aggregates news about tax law and law schools. The 15-year-old blog is a must-read for legal educators and has become an important tool to raise Pepperdine’s profile and stature in the academy. Caron posts stories about events and initiatives at Pepperdine, not to mention plenty of photos of its seaside campus. Law.com caught up with Caron this week to discuss juggling the blog with his dean duties and why he hasn’t given TaxProf Blog up. His answers have been edited for length and clarity.

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1. Jeffrey Omari (Gonzaga), What Should A Black Law Professor Do When A White Student Wears A MAGA Hat In Class?
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: When Does A Business Start?
3. Andrea Curcio (Georgia State), Malcolm Gladwell, Yale Dean Heather Gerken, And The Dialectic Tension Within Legal Education
4. MLive, Hillsdale College Sues University Of Missouri Over $5 Million Donation
5. ABA Journal, Over Past Three Years, Seven Law Schools Have Tried To Be Acquired By Universities
6. Law.com, Buffalo Law Student Dies From Suicide, Family Establishes Mental Health Fund For Athletes
7. Harvard Business Review, Women Score Higher Than Men In 17 Of 19 Leadership Skills
8. Alan Wolfe (Boston College), The Unbearable Pointlessness Of PowerPoint
9. Law.com, Are Undergraduate Law Degrees The Next Big Thing?
10. Jonathan Choi (NYU), The Substantive Canons of Tax Law, 72 Stan. L. Rev. ___ (2019)

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Yachts Are Pigs
2. White House, President Trump Signs The Taxpayer First Act Of 2019
3. WCTV, Wendi Adelson Gives Defense Deposition In Dan Markel Murder Case
4. IRS, Guidance On New 1.4% Tax On Net Investment Income Of 40 Wealthy Colleges And Universities
5. Mark Pulliam (Law & Liberty), Reimagining Legal Education: Why Shouldn’t Law Schools Be Run As Trade Schools?
6. Vox, Dead People Leave Billions in Their Wills. How Long Do We Have To Listen To Them?
7. The State, South Carolina Law School Reduces Tuition By 17%, To $25,000
8. GW Hatchet, Roman Catholic Sues Three Law Schools, LSDAS For Religious Discrimination In Favor Of Jewish Applicants
9. New York Law Journal, SUNY-Buffalo Launches Nation's Second B.A. In Law
10. Americans for Tax Fairness, New Website Tracks Tax Plans Of Democratic Presidential Candidates

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1. U.S. Supreme Court, State Cannot Tax Out-Of-State Beneficiary On Undistributed Trust Income
2. Daniel Hemel (Chicago), Erin Scharff (Arizona State), Carla Spivack (Oklahoma City), Tax Profs Weigh In On Supreme Court's Decision On Constitutional Limits Of State Taxation Of Trusts
3. Ron Sullivan (Harvard), Why Harvard Was Wrong To Make Me Step Down As Faculty Dean For Representing Harvey Weinstein
4. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Ipse Dixit Cannot Fix It
5. James Goodnow (Fennemore Craig, Phoenix), Why ‘A’ Students Struggle In BigLaw
6. Forbes, Low-Tax States Are Adding Jobs 80% Faster Than High-Tax States Due To GOP Tax Law
7. Ben Bratman (Pittsburgh), Improv For Law Students
8. Bloomberg Law, Outgoing Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson Forms Nonprofit Center for Taxpayer Rights
9. Chronicle of Higher Education, Alice Goffman’s First Book Made Her A Star. It Wasn’t Enough To Get Her Tenure At The University Of Wisconsin.
10. Idaho Statesman, Tenured Professor Files Gender, Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against Idaho Law School, Former Dean

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1. James Goodnow (Fennemore Craig, Phoenix), Why ‘A’ Students Struggle In BigLaw
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Your Brand Is Your Business
3. Toronto Sun, The Mother-In-Law From Hell In The Dan Markel Murder Case
4. Department of Justice, DOJ Backs Treasury Secretary Mnuchin's Refusal To Release Trump's Tax Returns To Congress
5. D.C. Circuit, Black Law Professor Ostensibly Denied Tenure For Lack Of Scholarship May Sue D.C. Law School
6. Wall Street Journal, The Long Road To The Student Debt Crisis
7. Forbes, Low-Tax States Are Adding Jobs 80% Faster Than High-Tax States Due To GOP Tax Law
8. YouTube, After Ouster From Deanship For Representing Harvey Weinstein, Law Prof Blasts Harvard's Capitulation To A 'Loud Minority Of Students'
9. Tallahassee Democrat, Dan Markel Murder Suspects To Stand Trial On Sept. 23
10. Steve Friedland (Elon), Law School Teaching And The Forgetting Curve

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: The Long Tail of OICs and IAs
2. Wall Street Journal, Great Leaders Abhor Half-Measures: Why John Adams Succeeded With The Declaration Of Independence And Theresa May Failed With Brexit
3. Daniel Hemel (Chicago), Short- And Long-Term Implications Of Treasury’s Final SALT Regulations
4. Tallahassee Democrat, Trial Judge Reverses, Wendi Adelson Will Face Defense Questioning In Dan Markel Murder Case
5. Miami New Times, A Law Professor's Murder In Tallahassee Was A Contract Hit, Prosecutors Say
6. Reuven Avi-Yonah (Michigan), Altera Redux
7. Wall Street Journal, More Universities Close Their Full-Time MBAs Programs, Shift To Online
8. AL.com, Alabama Returns $21.5 Million, Strips Donor's Name From Law School After His Call For Boycott Over State's New Abortion Law
9. AL.com, Alabama Releases Emails Showing Donor Used Abortion Law As Preemptive Attack After Law School Decided To Return $21.5 Million Gift Due To His Meddling In Admissions, Scholarships, Faculty Hiring, Dean's Job Status
10. ABA, ABA Revokes Thomas Jefferson's Accreditation; Law School Plans To Appeal 'Capricious' Decision

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1. Law.com, Alabama Donor Doesn't Want His $21 Million Back; He Wants Law School To Increase Enrollment And 'Tell U.S. News, F*** You.’
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Another Pyrrhic CDP Win
3. Tallahassee Democrat, Divided Appeals Court Affirms Ruling That Wendi Adelson Need Not Give Defense Deposition In Dan Markel Murder Trial
4. Philip Hamburger (Columbia), Stop Feeding College Bureaucratic Bloat: Congress Should Tie Student Loans To Ratio Of Administrators To Faculty
5. OU Daily, Former Student Files Class Action Against University Of Oklahoma For Submitting False Data To Inflate Its U.S. News Ranking For 20 Years
6. State Bar, Mississippi Requires Applicants Who Fail Bar Exam Three Times To Go Back To Law School For 12 Units Before Taking It A Fourth Time
7. OECD, Road Map For Resolving Tax Challenges Arising From Digitalisation Of The Economy
8. Arkansas Democrat Gazette, Lawsuit Challenges Changes To Arkansas Tenure Policy
9. Derek Muller (Pepperdine), Significant One-Year Drops In U.S. News Law School Peer Reputation
10. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), My Two Year Anniversary

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This Week's Ten Most Popular TaxProf Blog Posts

1. AL.com, Alabama May Return $21.5 Million, Strip Donor's Name From Law School After His Call For Boycott Due To State's New Abortion Law
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: CDP Win Is Not Always A Victory
3. Tallahassee Democrat, Judge Delays June 3 Trial Date In Dan Markel's Murder Due To Newly Discovered Cell Phone Data
4. Forbes, D.C. Circuit Affirms Tax Court's Denial Of Billionaire's $33m Charitable Deduction That Yielded $2m To University Of Michigan
5. Portland Press Herald, Maine’s Only Law School Enters A Period of Transition
6. Wall Street Journal, Duke Pays $54.5 Million To Settle Class Action Alleging Non-Poaching Agreement With UNC Stifled Lateral Faculty Moves
7. Inside Higher Ed, Dog Days In Dorms As Emotional Support Animals Proliferate On Campus
8. Forbes, Taxes Slash $2 Billion Roundup Weedkiller Verdict To $27.5 Million
9. Law.com, Alabama Donor Doesn't Want His $21 Million Back; He Wants Law School To Increase Enrollment And 'Tell U.S. News, F*** You.’
10. Forbes, Switching From S To C Corporation? How You Do It Could Save (Or Cost) You Millions

TaxProf Blog Holiday Weekend Roundup

Saturday:

• This Week's Ten Most Popular TaxProf Blog Posts
• University Of Hawaii Law School Freezes Tuition ($22,392 Resident, $45,186 Non-Resident) For Five Years
• NY Times: Pete Buttigieg Proposes 49.9999% Top Tax Rate
• Judge Delays June 3 Trial Date In Dan Markel's Murder Due To Newly Discovered Cell Phone Data

Sunday:

• Clint Wallace Wins South Carolina Classroom Teacher Of The Year Award
• Ed Outslay (Michigan State) Died While Throwing Batting Practice To High School Team He Coached For 24 Years
• Dan Markel's Murder: The TV Series
• The Top Five New Tax Papers

Memorial Day:

• Westcliff University Offers To Buy Western State And Continue Operations; If ABA, DOE Do Not Approve Acquisition, Law School Will Close In 2022
• Taxes Slash $2 Billion Roundup Weedkiller Verdict To $27.5 Million
• Why Do Schools Read Everyone’s Name At Graduation?
• NY Times: Why The VAT, Embraced In Much Of The World, Is A Pariah In The U.S.

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1. New York Times, The Benefits Of Sleeping With Your Dog
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Mostly Dead Corporation Cannot File Petition
3. ABA, Law Schools Will Lose Their Accreditation Unless 75% Of Their Graduates Pass The Bar Within Two Years, Beginning With The Class of 2017
4. Tallahassee Democrat, Judge Denies Third Request For Delay In June 3 Trial Of Suspects In Dan Markel's 2014 Murder
5. U.S. News & World Report, University Of Oklahoma Inflated Its Alumni Giving Data For 20 Years, U.S. News Strips Its #127 Ranking
6. Michael J. Desmond (IRS Chief Counsel), IRS Office Of Chief Counsel Seeks To Hire JDs/Tax LLMs For Summer Honors And Legal Programs
7. Wall Street Journal, SAT To Give Students ‘Adversity Score’: 1 (Privilege) To 100 (Hardship)
8. Wall Street Journal, 'We Have Parents Who Call Their Kids At Harvard And Michigan To Wake Them Up Every Morning'
9. New York Times, The Case For Doing Nothing
10. New York Times, Law Professors Should Be More Like Football Coaches

This Week's Ten Most Popular TaxProf Blog Posts

1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Get It In Writing!
2. NACUBO, Private College Tuition Discount Rate Hits All-Time High Of 52%
3. Jonathan Choi (NYU), The 50 Most-Cited Tax Articles of All Time
4. Chronicle of Higher Education, Ian Samuel Resigns From Indiana Law Faculty Following Title IX Investigation
5. Monica Victor (S.J.D. 2019, Florida), Elizabeth Warren’s Wealth Tax Will Aggravate Global Inequality
6. Chronicle of Higher Education, Illinois Econ Professor Resigns After He Admits Sharing Photos With Student But Denies Sex-For-Grade Allegation; Accuser Is Arrested On Related Charge
7. ProPublica, TurboTax And H&R Block Saw Free Tax Filing As A Threat — And Gutted It
8. Law.com, Inside Harvard Law School's Zero-L Program
9. Barron's, An Old Tax Dodge For The Wealthy Is Making A Comeback: 'Upstream Planning'
10. Gregg Polsky (Georgia), Explaining Choice-Of-Entity Decisions By Silicon Valley Start-Ups

TaxProf Blog Weekend Roundup

Saturday:

• This Week's Ten Most Popular TaxProf Blog Posts
• Ian Samuel Resigns From Indiana Law Faculty Following Title IX Investigation
• Batchelder: Trump Is A Bad Businessman. Is He A Tax Cheat, Too?
• ABA Tax Section May Meeting

Sunday:

• More On The ABA Law School Employment Data
• Zakat: Islam’s Missed Opportunity To Limit Predatory Taxation
• Snow-mencement At The University Of Colorado
• The Top Five New Tax Papers

This Week's Ten Most Popular TaxProf Blog Posts

1. Robert Morse (U.S. News & World Report), Message To The Law School Community About The New Scholarly Impact Rankings
2. New York Law Journal, Actor Wesley Snipes’ Offer In Compromise Got Sniped By The IRS
3. Chronicle of Higher Education, Fired Economics Professor Claims Arizona State Required Him To Fail 30% Of Class, Profited From Students' Use Of Courseware Required To Turn In Homework
4. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: The Role Of The Taxpayer Bill of Rights
5. Inside Edition, Dan Markel's Parents Want Justice As Suspects Finally Head To Trial In Murder-For-Hire Case
6. New York Times, Lawyer With Close Ties To Democratic Politicians Edited Tax Break Legislation That Saved Client $260m In Taxes But Produced Minimal Benefits To New Jersey
7. Jerry Organ (St. Thomas), Reflections On Legal Employment Outcomes Over The Past Five Years
8. Law.com, Class Of 2018 Notches Highest Legal Employment Rate In A Decade
9. Michael Knoll (Pennsylvania) & Richard Rubin (Wall Street Journal), Should Startups Choose C Corporation Status After The TCJA?
10. ABA Section of Legal Education, 88.6% Of The Class Of 2016 Passed The Bar Within 2 Years Of Graduation

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Distinguishing Investment From Business Activity
2. ABA, 88.6% Of The Class Of 2016 Passed The Bar Within 2 Years Of Graduation
3. Bloomberg, Want To Make Millions And Pay No Taxes? Try Real Estate
4. Marsha Griggs (Washburn), Building a Better Bar Exam
5. Law.com, Two Law Schools Snag Hefty Donations
6. Ed Kleinbard (USC), Critical Tax Thinking
7. The Atlantic and Chronicle of Higher Education, The Death Of An Adjunct ... And The University's Soul
8. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Pepperdine Receives $2m Gift For Parris Institute For Professional Formation; Over $20m In New Endowment Gifts Raised In 2 Years
9. New York Times, 'The Glory And Joy Of Easter Sunday Is Only Made Possible By The Anguish And Suffering Of Good Friday'
10. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Dorothy Brown: Goodbye, But Not Farewell

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson For Tax Day: When Tax Prep Software Gets It Wrong
2. Law.com, The Big Fail: Why Bar Pass Rates Have Sunk To Record Lows
3. New York Times, Although Trump Cut Taxes For Most Americans, Democrats Convinced The Public That They Paid More Taxes
4. The Atlantic, The Death Of An Adjunct ... And The University's Soul
5. Wall Street Journal, Should Startups Choose C Corporation Status After The TCJA?
6. Bradley Areheart (Tennessee), The Top 100 Law Schools, Based On 5-, 10-, And 15-Year Rolling Average U.S. News Rankings
7. Inside Higher Ed, Do Law Schools Use The LSAT To Limit Black Enrollment?
8. preLaw, The Best Law Schools For Practical Training
9. Bloomberg, The Best Single Change to the Tax Code? We Have 7 Ideas
10. Henry Lowenstein (Coastal Carolina) & Kathryn Kisska-Schulze (Clemson), The Estate Tax Is Unconstitutional

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1. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Hoist By His Own Petard
2. National Law Journal, Clarence Thomas Tells Pepperdine Law Audience: 'When You Start The Day On Your Knees, You Approach Your Job Differently'
3. ProPublica, The IRS Tried To Take On The Ultrawealthy. It Didn’t Go Well.
4. Daily Report, Retired Emory Law Prof Asks ABA To Censure Law School For Suspending Law Prof Over Use Of 'N-Bomb'
5. Daniel Hemel (Chicago), Fact And Fiction On Trump’s Tax Returns — What Trump’s Lawyer’s Letter Gets Right ( And Wrong)
6. Daily Report, Legal Community Is Split Over Emory Law Prof's Use Of 'N-Bomb'
7. NY Times, Why Did Trump Make Confirmation Of IRS Chief Counsel His Top Priority?
8. Minnesota Daily, Minnesota Law School Is On Track To Eliminate Multi-Million Dollar Deficit While Defending Its Top 20 Ranking
9. 22nd Annual Critical Tax Theory Conference At Pepperdine
10. Ted Sichelman (San Diego), A Defense And Explanation Of The U.S. News 'Citation' Ranking

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1. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), What Is A Law School Dean's Equivalent Of Hitting A Home Run In Your Final At Bat?
2. Bryan Camp (Texas Tech), Lesson From The Tax Court: Telling Stories
3. NY Times, Six Former Women Associates Sue Jones Day, Say 'Fraternity Culture' Led To Pregnancy And Gender Discrimination
4. Robert Jones (Northern Illinois), U.S. News Law School Academic Reputation Scores, 1998-2019
5. Aaron Haviland (3L, Yale), Yale Law School Yanks Stipends From Students Who Work For Christian Firms
6. Ted Sichelman (San Diego), A Defense And Explanation Of The U.S. News 'Citation' Ranking
7. The Tax Lawyer Publishes New Issue
8. ProPublica, Gutting the IRS: Where in The U.S. Are You Most Likely to Be Audited by the IRS?
9. Crimson White, $26.5 Million Donor Completes Naming Gift Ahead Of Schedule Due To Alabama Law School's Rise In The U.S. News Rankings
10. Bloomberg, The ETF 'Heartbeat Trade' Tax Dodge Is Wall Street’s ‘Dirty Little Secret

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