Former Michigan State Football Coach Sues Over Firing

Mel TuckerMel Tucker, the former Michigan State University football coach, has filed a lawsuit alleging he was wrongfully terminated from the university last year. MSU’s Interim President Dr. Teresa Woodruff, Athletic Director Alan Haller, the school’s eight trustees, and its general counsel, Brian Quinn were named as defendants.  The lawsuit claims the university violated his…

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Run That Voice By Me Again – See Also

(Image via Getty) Scarlett Johansson Tangles With OpenAI Over Likeness To Her Voice: Let’s see how this plays out. Cornell Law Raises Salary Cap For Public Interest Loan Repayment Program: Quite the bump in salary! Former Employee Sues Over Vaccine Policy: Should she have been given a religious exception? What’s The Challenge?: LSAC tests new…

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The Very Best Of The Mid! — See Also

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Can Lawyers Wear T-Shirts On Video Client Calls?

The pandemic-prompted proliferation of video conferencing began innocently enough, with lawyers porting their normal, in-office behavior to the online world. This lasted roughly 5 minutes before we started seeing folks naked at criminal hearings, naked at law school lectures, client meeting oral sex, and at least one famous legal analyst, um, brandishing his gavel? While…

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Australian student visa hike slammed

The visa fee for international student visas applying to study in Australia rocketed from AUS$710 to AUS$1,600 as of July 1. With costs to study in Australia now among some of the highest globally, leaders in international education pointed out the move is likely to deter overseas students from applying to Australian universities in favour…

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How to talk about race in the classroom

An excerpt from the forthcoming pedagogical resource platform Throughlines. A few years ago, Ayanna Thompson was teaching a large lecture class on a survey of early British literature. The class was surprisingly animated, willing to talk about the most challenging topics. Even though the majority of them were not English literature majors, or even humanities…

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