WHAT WE’RE READING By Ellena Erskine on Jun 4, 2024 at 10:58 am Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Tuesday morning read: Coming up: On Thursday, June 6, the court expects to issue one or more opinions from the…
(Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images) We should all know by now that a surging stock market does not necessarily translate into a healthy economy overall. It is also important to recognize that a president, acting alone, does not really have much control over stock prices, especially in the short-term. All that being said, gains in…
Palmina La Rosa, the owner of the Giga International House Catania school in Sicily, decided to integrate some of her own life competency coaching experiences into her materials at the school – setting the ball rolling on the Future Skills Agency project. “I wanted to give my students the ability to benefit from the same…
Ken Van Winkle (courtesy photo) As a busy lawyer at a fast-paced law firm, you may be wondering how you can make meaningful contributions to your community, and how can you find the time to do it outside of your many work commitments. Who better to take advice from on this questions than the leader…
Alexander Vik may not have to pay the Germans (yet), but he does have to see them again in Connecticut state court. The post Billionaire Suffers Minor Setback In Decade-Plus Effort To Screw Over Deutsche Bank appeared first on Above the Law. #Billionaire #Suffers #Minor #Setback #DecadePlus #Effort #Screw #Deutsche #Bank
As California continues to pioneer in the cannabis industry, a new trend is taking the scene by storm: cannabis consumption lounges. These lounges are becoming the ultimate hangout spots, and the latest buzz is about adding food and non-alcoholic drinks to the menu. Let’s dive into what’s happening with consumption lounges in California and how…
* Columbia Law Review’s board of directors took the whole website offline because the journal published an article from a Palestinian scholar. It’s still down. [The Intercept] * Summer associates getting trained in generative AI, which makes a lot of sense for wary firms because they’re already taking everything from summers with massive loads of…
The award-winning Spanish language provider will see its Barcelona centres, a regular school for students aged 16-29 and a school for those over 30, operating from a historic building in the Passatge de Méndez Vigo 8 neighbourhood from June 17 onwards. “We’re thrilled to be moving to such a historic and culturally significant building in…
IHEC’s Data Matters in Higher Education report highlights alarming gaps and delays in data in areas like graduate outcomes, student immigration data, education exports and more Chair Chris Skidmore said the sector should not have to rely on “dipstick third party analysis” to avoid threats to current policy It posited the idea of not including…
The report, published by INTO student recruitment company on May 27, “signals a major shift in student behaviour and the emergence of new study-abroad destinations,” said Tom Hands, INTO chief recruitment officer for university partnerships. “The competition for universities in top study-abroad markets to attract overseas talent has become even tougher,” he added. Conducted in…