Vol. 11, 2005March 01, 2005 EDT
Is the Sky Falling? Ruminations on Incoming Law Student Preparedness (and Implications for the Profession) in the Wake of Recent National and Other Reports
Is the Sky Falling? Ruminations on Incoming Law Student Preparedness (and Implications for the Profession) in the Wake of Recent National and Other Reports
Articles in Vol. 11, 2005
Vol. 11, 2005
- Scholarship by Legal Writing Professionals: New Voices in the Legal AcademyTerrill PollmanLinda Edwards
- The Legal Writing Institute--The Beginning: Extraordinary Vision, Extraordinary AccomplishmentMary S. Lawrence
- Expanding Our Classroom Walls: Enhancing Teaching and Learning Through TechnologyKristin B. GerdyJane H. WiseAlison Craig
- Is the Sky Falling? Ruminations on Incoming Law Student Preparedness (and Implications for the Profession) in the Wake of Recent National and Other ReportsCathaleen A. Roach
- Taking the Road Less Traveled: Why Practical Scholarship Makes Sense for the Legal Writing ProfessorMitchell Nathanson
- Unusual Citings: Some Thoughts on Legal ScholarshipColin P.A. Jones
- A Song Commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the LWI, and Celebrating its Move from Seattle University School of Law to Mercer University School of LawDavid S. Caudill
- A Song: Stuck in the Middle with YouTerri LeClercq
- Remarks of Golden Pen Award Winner Richard WydickRichard Wydick
- JLWI Editorial Board, Vol. 11JLWI
Cathaleen A. Roach, Is the Sky Falling? Ruminations on Incoming Law Student Preparedness (and Implications for the Profession) in the Wake of Recent National and Other Reports, 11 Legal Writing 295 (2005).