Kim Krawiec
@kimkrawiec.bsky.social
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Law Prof, University of Virginia. Taboo and repugnant markets, contracts, business law. Host of the Taboo Trades podcast https://tabootrades.buzzsprout.com https://www.law.virginia.edu/faculty/profile/kdk4q/1181653
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In our article "Vice Capital," @kimkrawiec.bsky.social and I have discussion on Grindr's once-doubtful path to the public markets. scholarlycommons.law.emory.edu/faculty-arti...
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Woo hoo! A Taboo Trades first-- my first interview with a former student about her scholarship. Here, we discuss Bailey Sanders' article, Religious Riders and the Sherman Act (January 01, 2024). Mich. L. Rev., Forthcoming. Co-hosted by @uvalaw.bsky.social 3Ls Sari Mithal and Cindy Tran
The Market Limits of Free Exercise with Bailey Sanders - Taboo Trades
My guest today is Bailey Sanders, a Visiting Assistant Professor of Law at Duke University. Her work examines how market competition can advance gender equality and the critical role of women’s repres...
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Catfishing Bot has a poor understanding of jokes.
Esther @esther002.bsky.social • 3m
Protesting for a cause is one thing — dealing with reimbursements and paperwork is another entirely. Shows that even grassroots movements aren't immune to administrative frustrations.
• Kieran Healy @kjhealy.co . 6h
It's great to be paid for protesting and everything but let me tell you the whole antifa reimbursement process is just terrible
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Truly excellent: "His career narrowly missed being driven off course by a report from his biology teacher, placing him last in his year and dismissing his idea of becoming a scientist as a “sheer waste of time, both on his part, and of those who have to teach him.”
alroth.bsky.social
His story should give comfort to students who are under-appreciated by their teachers.
#academicsky
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John Gurdon (1933-2025)
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That little voice to every academic:
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Honestly, of all the “AI sucks and will rot your brain” takes out there, this is one of the weirdest
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robmickey.bsky.social
Sad to see this. Remembering Annie Hall parking very far from the curb…..
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alroth.bsky.social
Pioneering transplantation often provides tragic short stories of first attempts, that over time become longer, much more hopeful stories.
#econsky #medicine
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Pig liver to human transplant: in China: a short story that may get longer...
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Yes! Did not have "MTG sounding less insane than other politicians" on my bingo card. At all.
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I have deployed
the men
who were in
South Cali

and whom
you were probably
saving
for fires

Forgive me
they're a distraction
so buff
and so hot
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khickmanjd.bsky.social
Delighted to be at UNC Law today to present a forthcoming @uvalaw.bsky.social Tax Review article on OIRA review of tax regs, co-authored with @bridgetdooling.bsky.social -- Delay, Politics & Expertise in OIRA Tax Review. Lots of great data, draft coming soon @ssrn.bsky.social.
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2 components of the DoJ investigation into UVA have been closed “the university’s response to allegations of antisemitic discrimination” and “admissions at the Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy and the McIntire School of Commerce”
Two parts of DOJ investigation closed, Mahoney says
At the Board of Visitors meeting in September, interim UVA President Paul Mahoney revealed that two components of the Department of Justice investigation into UVA have been closed.
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The Roberts Court at 20, panel discussion, Featuring Xiao Wang, Stephanie Barclay, Kannon Shanmugam, Jonathan Adler, Benjamin Mizer, and moderated by Chief Legal Correspondent of CBS News, Jan Crawford!, buff.ly/ICVzziy
The Roberts Court at 20: Looking Back and Looking Forward
The Roberts Court at 20: Looking Back and Looking ForwardFeaturing Xiao Wang, Stephanie Barclay, Kannon Shanmugam, Jonathan Adler, Benjamin Mizer, and modera...
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"Within the academic world, it doesn’t change things all that much. I still write my papers, I submit my papers, I get them rejected." 🤣
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Co-signing
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True. But it’s our fault, or at we least we create the conditions that maintain the norm. A story: In my seminar, I assign Fred Rodell’s 1936 essay “Goodbye to Law Reviews.” The students love it. “So true! All the same problems still exist today! Too long! Too many footnotes!”
corinneblalock.bsky.social
it may be hacky to comment on, but seriously, law review articles are too damn long. trying to read two articles today and they are 71 and 89 pages 😭
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justinwolfers.bsky.social
The expected duration of this shutdown keeps rising.
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Know a law student interested in Communication/Media Law?

Applications are open for the Forum on Communications Law's Annual Conference and Media Advocacy Workshop scholarships to attend the February 2026 conference in Phoenix.

Application information available on the Forum's website.
Media Advocacy Workshop 2025-2026 Law Student Scholarship Program
Now in its 31st year, the American Bar Association’s Forum on Communications Law is pleased to invite law students to apply for financial support to attend its Media Advocacy Workshop and Annual Confe...
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While state officials, including Rep gov Ron DeSantis, have celebrated the death of what they have described as “woke indoctrination” at the small liberal arts college, student outcomes are trending downward across the board: Both graduation & retention rates have fallen since the takeover in 2023.