Title
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Educating
Lawyers: Preparation for the Profession of Law
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Author
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William
Sullivan, et al
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Call
Number
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KF272
.E38 2007
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Location
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Other
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Rating
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Recommended
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Book
Review
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This
is one of a series of reports on professional education issues by The
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Accordingly, it is
written for a target audience (educators, scholars, law school and
university administrators and faculty). rather than the general public. It is
well researched and overall quite readable. Legal Education has undergone a
tremendous shift in the past two decades, and this book is an important
contributed to the dialogue about teaching and learning the law.
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Submitted
By
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Melissa
Berry
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Department
or Major
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Law
Career Services
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Status
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Staff
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Chapman
Email
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About the Community of Readers
- Leatherby Libraries Community of Readers
- Established in 2007 by the Leatherby Libraries, the Community of Readers is the summer reading program for Chapman University. This program is open to everyone who has borrowing privileges at the Leatherby Libraries and a current library account, including students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Members select books from the Leatherby Libraries and receive prizes upon submission of their first review. The only requirement is that books must be obtained through the Leatherby Libraries.
Friday, July 29, 2016
Educating Lawyers: Preparation for the Profession of Law
Thursday, July 28, 2016
The Return of Tarzan
Title
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The
Return of Tarzan
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Author
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Edgar
Rice Burroughs
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Call
Number
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Ebook
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Location
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Ebook
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Rating
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Highly
Recommended
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Book
Review
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The
sequel to "Tarzan of the Apes" follows our hero on his journey
through civilization and back to Africa. It is a story of self discovery as
well as a debate of who has the more savage nature - civilized people, tribal
natives, or primitive apes?
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Submitted
By
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Cori
Schmidtbauer
|
Department
or Major
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Leatherby
Libraries
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Status
|
Staff
|
Chapman
Email
|
Me Talk Pretty One Day
Title
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Me
Talk Pretty One Day
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Author
|
David
Sedaris
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Call
Number
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PS3569.E314
M4 2000
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Location
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2nd
Floor Humanities
|
Rating
|
Highly
Recommended
|
Book
Review
|
This
collection of stories is Sedaris at his best. His caustic wit and
self-deprecating style make him both entertaining and relatable. You can't
help but root for him.
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Submitted
By
|
Lauren
Menges
|
Department
or Major
|
Leatherby
Libraries
|
Status
|
Staff
|
Chapman
Email
|
Seabiscuit
Title
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Seabiscuit
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Author
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Laura
Hillenbrand
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Call
Number
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SF355.S4
H56 2003
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Location
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3rd
Floor Science and Technology
|
Rating
|
Highly
Recommended
|
Book
Review
|
If
you like stories about underdogs, read Seabisbuit. A tiny horse with crooked
legs and a jockey who was half blind made the impossible possible. This is a
charming story about Depression-era America and overcoming the odds.
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Submitted
By
|
Lauren
Menges
|
Department
or Major
|
Leatherby
Libraries
|
Status
|
Staff
|
Chapman
Email
|
Gone Girl
Title
|
Gone
Girl
|
Author
|
Gillian
Flynn
|
Call
Number
|
PS3606.L935
G66 2012
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Location
|
2nd
Floor Humanities
|
Rating
|
Highly
Recommended
|
Book
Review
|
This
was a page turner if I ever read one. It was really hard to put down. The
book keeps you guessing throughout, with a game-changing plot twist about
halfway through. Highly recommended for fun summer reading!
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Submitted
By
|
Lauren
Menges
|
Department
or Major
|
Leatherby
Libraries
|
Status
|
Staff
|
Chapman
Email
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