I've got a piece up on the Wall Street Journal Online about the changes to the Harvard 1L curriculum... nothing serious. Here's the WSJ Law Blog post about it. To read the full piece, I believe you need a WSJ password, but shoot me an e-mail and I'll e-mail you a copy.
November 15, 2006
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/Very/ funny, Jeremy. Even better is the comments section on the WSJ Blog. A quarter may or may not get that the article is satire, another quarter make ridiculous personal attacks: "Maybe Blachman should hedge his bets and join the bar" (In your defense, a commenter right after adds, 'He has, Jane, and passed'), and half decided that your article is an AWESOME starting point to attack those damn liberals.
Good stuff, though. Good stuff.
Posted by: Sean M. | November 16, 2006 at 12:43 PM