Did you hear the one about the lower-tier law school appointments committee that rejected a candidate out of hand for clerking for Justice Thomas?
Gordon Smith writes about the politics (and religion) of law school hiring.
Labels: Gordon Smith, law school, religion
posted by Ann Althouse at 6:31 PM
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(Sigh) Professor:
Is there any other profession that gives you as much freedom and as many choices as that of a lawyer? If push comes to shove, just hang up your shingle. No lawyer needs an employer. Don't complain about the temperature of the sea you chose to swim in.
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wow, that is very disturbing and frankly repugnant. Though not surprising in some ways. Nor limited to law school faculty hiring. A woman in my friend's grad department was visibly pregnant during her interview cycle. She received offers from every school where she had a phone interview and no offers from schools where she had face to face interviews.
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