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December 6, 2008

Well, Yeah...

Teacher sorry for binding girls' hands, feet in slavery lesson
                             --Yahoo! News headline this morning

Number of times in teaching Torts that a very young Childress answered a 1L's question about the difference between assault and battery with a physical demonstration:  One.  Explaining myself to the dean:  priceless.  [Alan Childress]

December 6, 2008 in Teaching & Curriculum | Permalink

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