Economics in 335 Words

by | April 21, 2014 | Articles, Just Plain Interesting

Tom Sargent, a Professor at NYU, won the 2011 Nobel prize in economics (together with Chris Sims) for his work on “rational expectations” theory.   Four years before that, he gave a speech to Berkeley undergraduates which reads in its entirety: I remember...

Happy 4th of July

by | July 4, 2013 | Articles, Ineffable, Just Plain Interesting

Our custom on America’s Independence Day for several years has been to publish a photo of fireworks—the real thing from the annual display over the Hudson River here in little old New York (albeit one year delayed)—but this year we’re deviating from that...

Calling All Lapsed Lawyers

by | November 28, 2012 | Articles, Just Plain Interesting

Lapsed lawyers are one of our favorite groups, because they tend to be so diverse in their backgrounds, motivations (for lapsing) and current post-law situations. And we finally have an opportunity to find out  more about you all. Please follow this link to take a...
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