Legal Education Roundup (Aug 17, 2018)

Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.

• "ABA Holds Off on Removing LSAT Requirement for Law Schools," Law.com

• "LSAT's Dominance Remains Intact, But GRE Will Press On," Law.com

• "After withdrawal of law school admissions test rule revision, will fewer schools accept the GRE?" ABA Journal

• "Solutions for addicted attorneys must start in law school, recovering lawyer says," ABA News

• "Legal education council delays action on questionnaire guidance," ABA Journal

• "White House, and Kushner, Dig Into Higher Ed," Inside Higher Ed

• "Framing Failure In The Classroom To Build Growth And Resilience In Law Students," TaxProf Blog

• "Let's Be Clear: The Case for Explicitly Banning Discriminatory Law Schools," Slaw

• "Entrepreneur Strives to Enable, Not Disrupt, Higher Ed," Inside Higher Ed

• "Update On 2018 Applicant Pool: Growth In Matriculants Likely Will Be Unbalanced Across Law Schools," TaxProf Blog

• "Winners and Losers From DeVos Approach," Inside Higher Ed

• "Ryerson law proposal presents opportunities, challenges," Law Times

• "Summer Internships in Silicon Valley Offer New Route In-House for Law Students," Corporate Counsel

• "Ahead of the Curve: Law School Tryouts and a Blockchain Bonanza," Law.com

• "Stereotype Threat, Role Models, and Demographic Mismatch in an Elite Professional School Setting," SSRN