Comments | substitute: HAH! They hired Chemerinsky after all.

substitute

HAH! They hired Chemerinsky after all.

Sep 17, 2007 12:01

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-uci18sep18,1,3851560.story?track=rss&ctrack=4&cset=true

UCI reenters the reality-based community.

law, chemerinsky, uci, orange county

Comments 6

the_angelmoroni September 17 2007, 19:45:51 UTC

That's awesome. I was worried that I would have to rush through the physics degree before intelligent design was made mandatory because some asshole conservative wanted it that way.

kasheri September 17 2007, 20:34:22 UTC

Well, I'm glad it's Chemerinsky, but I still don't want to give up my nice office. Bah, I say, to the Law School!

hebisner September 17 2007, 21:05:09 UTC

Because California desperately need a new law school. I'm surprised, I though they would be housed in a private stable on the Bren estate. You know, so Lord Donald could hand feed them and stroke them to ensure affection and loyalty. And of course, apply the WHIP!

substitute September 17 2007, 21:14:09 UTC

They've somehow managed to beat the Chapman law school's launch, in which the first graduating class found out they weren't exactly accredited.

But yes. Law schools? More? Not needed.

culfinglin September 18 2007, 15:49:08 UTC

the first law school from chapman knew quite well that they ran the risk of graduating before the accreditation was granted -- it was right in the admission publications they got. i didn't design them, but they came through my office.

failure to read the fine print is perhaps a sign that one's not cut out to be an attorney. or maybe one is.

klikitak September 17 2007, 22:56:58 UTC

Can't pull up the article, but I listened to this report on NPR- I think it was Thursday and they were interviewing the Chancellor (or whoever put a foot in the hiring process) and he said something to the effect of, "It isn't political, and besides, I'm on the same political side of the fence as he is". I really, really doubted it.