re: Loyola Law Students go ALL IN on Corona stupidity

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and asked everyone in the class to email her with what they thought their grade for the semester should be

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Had a professor do this once because he was dealing with a sick parent. I said a C and he gave me an A.

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Loyola Law

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Woof.

Why have 20% unemployment when we could have 45%?

Interesting, I thought law students study law, not environmental sciences and medicine.

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I hate comments like this. Have you ever been a student at Loyola? I graduated with honors from Loyola and LSU, and Loyola’s a wonderful and academically challenging school.

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Graduate of Loyola Law here. It is the graduate school equivalent of PCU. It is not hard academically, however it can be "challenging" if you don't subscribe to bubble-headed social justice warrior bullshite like the authors of the subject letter to JBE. Once you figure out how to properly virtue signal and use the right catch-phrases in your exam answers and in class, its auto-pilot through graduation. Then all you do is take Barbri and teach yourself everything they didn't so you pass the bar. People like the authors are probably on law review, etc. but will be virtually unemployable once they leave the "nest" that is Loyola Law. They will end up at non-profits, public defender or some "institute" and will never have the ability to pay their student loans. This letter represents the APEX of their legal careers.

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They dont seem that smart with a letter like this

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But they are. You just don't like the letter and that's ok too.

Lol. At the Air and Waste Management Conference last October, Chuck Carr Brown, Secretary of the LDEQ, spoke. Dr. Carr, who was appointed by Governor Edwards, stated that by every measurable metric, the air we are breathing today is cleaner than at any point since the industrial revolution. It’s not the air causing LA, problems. It’s girth.

Quigly stirring up them skulls of mush

There's a reason they aren't in a postgraduate science program.

The biggest source of air pollution is automobiles and those are much less active. In fact, urban air quality is noticeably better (there have been several articles pointing that out, from sources these students would approve).