Professor Baker First Week Assignment: Required Books: Arthur D. Hellman, William D. Araiza & Thomas E. Baker, First Amendment Law: Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Religion (Lexis Nexis Publishing Co. 3d ed. 2014) and the 2017 Supplement (downloadable at the or on TWEN). The casebook also is available from the new publisher as an eBook or in a loose leaf format which is less expensive and may be to your liking. For the first day of class, Monday, January 8th: Read the first amendment think about it really think about what it means. What — — do you think you know about it? Read the Preface in the casebook. Register with your Westlaw password on the TWEN site for the course: http://lawschool.westlaw.com/twen/. Download and read the Problems Assignment” that explains how you will “Casebook be graded in this course. Download and read the for First Amendment Problems.” “Checklist Download and read Suggestions for Interlocutors” that describes the duties of “10 Interlocutors three students will sign up in advance to act as Interlocutors for each — class meeting. Download and read Participation (Optional) Extra Credit” that describes how “Class you can earn extra participation credit. Bring these four (4) downloaded documents (#4 to #7 above) to the first class meeting. * * * * Do not come into the classroom if the session has begun there will be a brief — at approximately 5:30 P.M. to allow late students to join the class the “intermission” — clock in the classroom is the official time. Use your laptop for class-related tasks this privilege will be suspended if there is only — significant misuse be sure to turn off your cell phone. Before you use a laptop in —and class read in the New York Times. Do not wear a hat during class. LAW 7549- Employment Discrimination Professor Stone First Week Assignment: Welcome to class. I look forward to meeting each of you. Please consider the following excerpt from an essay by Vicki Schultz. If you have already taken Employment Law or Labor Law, you may have already have read this piece. Please read it again. Rosabeth Moss Kanter opens her classic book, Men and Women of the Corporation, by noting:
Professor Baker First Week Assignment: Required Books: Arthur D. Hellman, William D. Araiza & Thomas E. Baker, First Amendment Law: Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Religion (Lexis Nexis Publishing Co. 3d ed. 2014) and the 2017 Supplement (downloadable at the or on TWEN). The casebook also is available from the new publisher as an eBook or in a loose leaf format which is less expensive and may be to your liking. For the first day of class, Monday, January 8th: Read the first amendment — think about it — really think about what it means. What do you think you know about it? Read the Preface in the casebook. Register with your Westlaw password on the TWEN site for the course: http://lawschool.westlaw.com/twen/. Download and read the “Casebook Problems Assignment” that explains how you will be graded in this course. Download and read the “Checklist for First Amendment Problems.” Download and read “10 Suggestions for Interlocutors” that describes the duties of Interlocutors — three students will sign up in advance to act as Interlocutors for each class meeting. Download and read “Class Participation (Optional) Extra Credit” that describes how you can earn extra participation credit. Bring these four (4) downloaded documents (#4 to #7 above) to the first class meeting. * * * * Do not come into the classroom if the session has begun — there will be a brief “intermission” at approximately 5:30 P.M. to allow late students to join the class — the clock in the classroom is the official time. Use your laptop only for class-related tasks — this privilege will be suspended if there is significant misuse —and be sure to turn off your cell phone. Before you use a laptop in class read in the New York Times. Do not wear a hat during class. LAW 7549- Employment Discrimination Professor Stone First Week Assignment: Welcome to class. I look forward to meeting each of you. Please consider the following excerpt from an essay by Vicki Schultz. If you have already taken Employment Law or Labor Law, you may have already have read this piece. Please read it again. Rosabeth Moss Kanter opens her classic book, Men and Women of the Corporation, by noting:
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