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What the Best Law Teachers Do...Nominate Your Best Prof!
Conducting a follow-up to "What the Best College Teachers Do" by Ken Bain, Michael Schwartz (Washburn) is investigating what the best law teachers do. He hopes to "identify the best law teachers in America," "synthesize the principles by which they...

The FCC @ Stanford
The FCC is coming to Stanford, Thursday, April 17. Read about it here.

Conference Announcement: Legal Futures at Stanford
Legal Futures Conference Saturday, Mar. 8, 2008 9:00am-4:00pm Stanford Law School Room 290 http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/node/5685 Registration: http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/legalfutures Directions: http://www...

Stanford Engineering Tries its Hand at OCW
Emulating MIT and a host of other OCW institutions, the Stanford School of Engineering has jumped on the OER bandwagon by releasing ten of its courses online in multiple formats. The pilot open courseware portal, known as Stanford Engineering Everywhere (SEE), is Stanford’s first move towards offering full-length course videos and other materials online for [...

Washington Supreme Court Holds Unsubstantiated Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct By Teachers Does Not Have To Be Disclosed
One of the most difficult issues in education law to deal with are teachers accused of sexual misconduct. Some of these teachers are undoubtably guilty; however many are not. Should the names of teachers who are not convicted be subject...

Stanford Law in Politics, Again
Stanford lawprof Larry Lessig is thinking of running for Congress.  Should he do it?  Is this the most effective way to leverage his anti-corruption message? I believe that the last time a brilliant young Stanford law faculty member ran for Congress, he ended up serving several (non-sequential) terms...

Teachers Paid
LA School District pays 8% interest to teachers for payroll problems.

AIG
and Ex Execs to pay $115 Million to Teachers Retirement System of Louisiana

Merrill Lynch
Agrees a $475 Million Settlement with Ohio Teachers