Breyer to teach Admin at HLS Forum

[Anonymous User]

Why has a post about Breyer teaching at Harvard become about other classes at an entirely different school

Because Breyer's teaching at Harvard isn't that interesting when compared to the overwhelming incompetence of the Columbia Law administration.

[Anonymous User]

Don't worry CLS, here at NYU we also don't have advanced admin law except for a 50-person, once every two years class that is only 2 credits.

I was just about to point this out.

[Anonymous User]

Why has a post about Breyer teaching at Harvard become about other classes at an entirely different school

Because Breyer's teaching at Harvard isn't that interesting when compared to the overwhelming incompetence of the Columbia Law administration.

Come to UVA, friends. We offer admin every semester and place more people at SCOTUS than CLS.

[Anonymous User]

Why has a post about Breyer teaching at Harvard become about other classes at an entirely different school

Because Breyer's teaching at Harvard isn't that interesting when compared to the overwhelming incompetence of the Columbia Law administration.

Come to UVA, friends. We offer admin every semester and place more people at SCOTUS than CLS.

I wish I could. Although, in fairness, pretty much every school places more people with SCOTUS than CLS.

[Anonymous User]

I'll also add that the last time Advanced Admin was offered was in the Spring of 2021, and the professor for the class was changed a week before the semester started. That professor was and is notoriously bad at teaching Advanced Admin, and many who nonetheless ended up taking it said they regretted the experience.

I signed up for that class (originally with Metzger until they had to replace her). I remember the # of students in that class literally halving when the professor change was announced. I stayed signed up to at least give it a chance, but after the first class, I noped the hell out. Took Global Constitutionalism with Michael Doyle instead. Has barely anything to do with law but highly recommend it.