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French, David – Academic Questions, 2011
Lawyers are among the most unhappy, least respected wealthy people in America. There are, no doubt, many reasons for the morale crisis in the legal profession. After all, not many people like lawyers. Further, many aspects of legal work are objectively stressful. Litigation is rife with conflict even in the most courteous jurisdictions, and trials…
Descriptors: Legal Education (Professions), Law Schools, School Effectiveness, Failure
French, David – Academic Questions, 2010
Religious practice dramatically decreases in college and students' positions on hot-button religious/cultural questions move appreciably to the left. There's no doubt that college students are on a quest for meaning. In this article, the author reports on new data that reveals unequivocally the decline of religious practice among college students.…
Descriptors: Higher Education, School Culture, College Students, Christianity
French, David – Academic Questions, 2006
The college administrators, who push homosexual rights so vigorously, are confused. They routinely flout the law, abandoning any pretense of neutrality, by censuring organizations that do not embrace gays into their midst. Again and again they punish or expel individuals for whom certain behaviors remain perverse or sinful. David French represents…
Descriptors: Religion, Homosexuality, Social Attitudes, Student Rights

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