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12/20/2005
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Category: Education :
Author: Steven Shelton (8:56 am)
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I've been ranting about this for weeks: I know that "intelligent design" is a feeble attempt at disguised creationism. You know that "intelligent design" is a feeble attempt at disguised creationism. The proponents of "intelligent design" know that it's a feeble attempt at disguised creationism. And yet, the creationists seem to think that federal judges are too dumb to figure it out. And once again, they've been proven wrong. ...read more |
11/16/2005
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Category: Education :
Author: Steven Shelton (4:59 am)
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Yesterday, I posted answers to the most common questions I get about my alma mater, Thomas M. Cooley Law School. My friend and colleague, Alex O'Brien (a very cool guy, I might add, who is going to be an excellent attorney in case you want to gobble him up for your firm), recently penned a piece for the Cooley school newspaper, The Pillar, and he gave me permission to put it here. It fits in nicely with what I had to say yesterday, although it's geared more toward first-term Cooley students than those considering law school. He calls it, "Signs of the Drowing Man": ...read more |
11/15/2005
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Category: Education :
Author: Steven Shelton (5:51 pm)
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A few months back, I graduated from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan. Cooley is the largest law school in the country, in no small part due to its open admissions policy and flexible scheduling options. (It's one of only two or three law schools in the country where you can attend full-time while working more than 20 hours a week. This is something that requires special permission from the American Bar Association, and Cooley was the first to get it.) Because of its size and its somewhat unusual approach to legal education (giving virtually everyone a chance to prove his/her ability to practice law, as opposed to being an elitist institution), Cooley is the frequent subject of discussion among law students and potential law students. ...read more |
10/24/2005
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Category: Education :
Author: Steven Shelton (11:11 am)
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You know, when I started writing this blog, I really intended it to focus mostly on politics, religion, and society, but it just seems that more and more the technology news is what I end up writing about. There just seems to be a lot of it. Here are the things that have caught my eye today: ...read more |
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