Monday Jul 7 | Brian Leiter's Law School Reports
More Thoughts on Northwestern's "Business School" Model of Law School
From Bill Henderson , who is now the official blogospheric cheerleader for the initiative! As always, Professor Henderson has some interesting reflections.
Professor's health forces guilty plea
When Dr. Robert E. Ferrell's attorney negotiated his guilty plea in federal court down to a misdemeanor, with only a minimal fine and unsupervised probation, it was a huge relief.
Shipboard experiences abound on cruise
The ms Veendam hardly had lifted anchor after my Montego Bay exploration, and I was in its spa's thermal suite.
One couple's memorable ride from D.C. to Pittsburgh
Geoff and Colleen Tate biked through one district and three states earlier this month and, thanks to their generosity, the Great Allegheny Passage will be the better for it.
Peter Smith: Our "Working Class" Press.
Breaking Media News A lot of inside the beltway talking heads and journalists have claimed a special understanding of working class Pennsylvania voters lately. via The Huffington Post
Fatimah Ali: Keeping Up with the Bitters
D AILY News columnist Stu Bykofsky recently accused me of having the bitters and a chip on my shoulder. via Philly.com
The Elephant in the Room: Mandate for Catholic colleges
Is Pope Benedict XVI coming to America to drop the hammer on the president for the Iraq war? You might think so if your gospel comes courtesy of the mainstream media. via The Philadelphia Inquirer
Hometown Steelers quarterback Charlie Batch volunteering to mentor local athletes
“He didn't come from my neighborhood, but he grew up the way I grew up, his family didn't have a lot. Being from the Hill [District], not having money and not having things, he gave me friendship. It's great to be a friend of a pro player.”
Ohio State recruit Terrelle Pryor and Steelers' quarterback Charlie Batch listen to the crowd chant Pryor's name as he watches Pitt take on Georgetown Jan. via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
An officer took the report of a minor auto accident that involved a University vehicle at Ohara Street and Bigelow Boulevard. via The Pitt News
Web poll results are in for this week: What team will win the NCAA basketball tourney?
Wednesday March 19th, 2008 by Newswatch 16 sports Web poll results are in for this week: What team will win the NCAA basketball tourney? Posted: Last Updated: Here's the results after 3 days of voting. via WNEP-TV Moosic
Movie Review: 'College Road Trip'
“We charge hugs in this family!”
Martin Lawrence and Raven-Symone find many surprises while taking a "College Road Trip." Melanie is a top-notch senior and aspiring lawyer, who successfully defends the Big Bad Wolf against Three Little Piggy ... via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
UConn back at No. 1, Rutgers remains No. 5 despite 8 first-place votes
Connecticut has regained the top spot in The Associated Press women's basketball poll this week. via WNEP-TV Moosic
Mid-Daily Items: Phantom primate causes crash
“White House pushes for cuts in federal programs”
Drunk driving is not funny, true. Driving drunk and crashing, still not funny. Driving drunk and crashing and blaming an orangutan? That's a little funny. via Dailyitem.com
Police identify Pa. couple found dead in Georgetown
Delaware state police are have identified a Pennsylvania couple found dead in an apparent murder-suicide. Police say a trooper responding to a home security alarm Sunday at a home in Georgetown heard a gunshot ... via WHP-TV Harrisburg
SUV Driver Dies After Hitting Ambulance
Delaware State Police said a Georgetown man died after his sport utility vehicle crashed into an ambulance. via NBC Channel 10
Planning Member Left Arena Meeting, Ran Into Mayor At Pitt Game
“Todd heard (some of) the testimony, and so he knows the issues.”
A member of the city planning commission voted for the Pittsburgh Penguins' arena master plan after seeing Mayor Luke Ravenstahl at a college basketball game and being told he should get back to the ... via ThePittsburghChannel.com
Bart to Hold Special Meeting Tonight to Discuss New Housing Development
Bart to Hold Special Meeting Tonight to Discuss New Housing Development By Jeanne Ruczhak-Eckman GEORGETOWN -- A proposed housing development will be discussed tonight at a special meeting of the Bart Township ... via SolancoNews.com
Ronald Ramon and Keith Benjamin each scored 18 points, as 15th-ranked Pittsburgh downed fifth-ranked Georgetown, 69-60, in a Big East clash at Peterson Events Center. via ThePittsburghChannel.com
Man charged with selling timber rights that weren't his
Delaware State Police say a Pennsylvania man has been charged with selling the right to harvest timber from land in Sussex County that he didn't own. via The York Daily Record
La Salle drops football program, again
La Salle University is dropping its football program for the second time. It's citing a shrinking number of conference foes for shutting down a program it revived just 10 years ago. via WNEP-TV Moosic