Law School
English Spanish Translation of Law School
Law school (Estados Unidos) facultad de derecho
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Further Reading
Brown, Dorothy A. 1998. “The LSAt Sweepstakes.” Journal of Gender, Race and Justice 2:59-75.
Kidder, William C. 2000. “The Rise of Testocracy: An Essay on the LSAT, Conventional Wisdom, and the Dismantling of Diversity.” Texas Journal of Women and Law 9:167-218.
Kidder, William C. 2000. “Unmasking Gender Bias on the LSAt and Its Relationship to Racial Diversity in Legal Education.” Yale Journal of Law and Feminism 12:1-42.
Sacks, Peter. 2001. “How Admissions Tests Hinder Access to Graduate and Professional Schools.” Chronicle of Higher Education June 8.
Shelton, Philip D. 2001. “Admissions Tests: Not Perfect, Just the Best Measures We Have.” Chronicle of Higher Education July 6.
Subotnik, Dan. 2000. “Goodbye to the SAT, LSAT? Hello to Equity by Lottery? Evaluating Lani Guinier’s Plan for Ending Race Consciousness.”Howard Law Journal 43:141-170.
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