I think of Ferengi...

I've heard of the youth collecting DVD for that retro feel 🫠

I feel like there's a big difference in "little experience in governing" at the city level vs state, let alone federal level

there are lot of sad looking trend lines for Vermont, not just with higher ed but K12 too :/

Never trust an arsonist to teach you about the fire safety, I say.

6 7 isn't hurting anyone.

I'm getting "Cormac McCarthy and I started a literary fight club" vibes

Is your class held in a 1990s hotel ballroom?

my perception is the the medical profession has comparatively been very conservative about not repeating the boom/bust cycle of law schools because they want to preserve the value of their degree, which is rough in a world that could use more doctors and nurses...

there are states where you can take the bar exam without being a graduate of an accredited school, but given that law school enrollments overall are still historically down I dont see what problem they can pretend this is solving beyond ideological.