(Or someone could make a single "ZagatGuide," distributing Topics among sub-headings ("Lawyering and Social Change," "Texts," "Class Notes," "Student Essays," "Wiki & Class Logistics," "Intros," "Miscellaneous") like Justin did. Better yet, maybe Eben could let us use the bottom of WebHome.)

-- AndrewGradman - 02 Feb 2008

Lawyering: Personal and Social Change

BalancingWork: RE ClassNotes16Jan08 & ClassNotesJan24 (most of us will go to law firms): should we?
DeathOfUSPrisonSystem: RE ClassNotesJan23 ("does criminal law do more harm than good?"): drug convictions need to be restructured
DoingGoodWork: RE ClassNotesJan23 ("to make things happen in society using words, you need to take risks"): is there a more self-sustaining (less risky?) way than public interest law?
ColumbiaLawLOANSSSS: RE ClassNotesJan23 ("to make things happen in society using words, you need to take risks"): is there a more self-sustaining (less risky?) way than public interest law?
DutyandResponsibility: RE ClassNotesJan23 (No intro said "duty," "responsibility," or "risk"): that's a good thing.
MeditationAsMind-Exercise : RE ClassNotesJan23 (Why do Buddhists do better in law school?): The mind is the best coat (you can change your mind & body's biology through meditation)
OptionsandHopeReMentalIllness: RE ClassNotes31Jan08 (Donaldson is an example of _): Comparing a "right" to treatment, a "right" to freedom (Donaldson), and a "right" to free housing, necessities, and transportation
PerspectivesinLaw: RE ClassNotes16Jan08 & ClassNotes17Jan08 (Eben's goals for this class): please clarify the goals!
TortureAndWholeProof: RE ClassNotesJan30? & TextDiscussionCohenandFrank (transcendental nonsense is _): can we justify torture morally or ethically, or are the Pros and Cons all "legal nonsense"?