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We can thank the lunacy of California’s system of direct democracy for the fact that deep blue California is on the verge of electing a deeply conservative governor, writes LMU Loyola Law School Professor…
“Businesses know their terms are unreadable by, and incomprehensible to, consumers,” said LMU Loyola Law School Professor Lauren Willis, who proposes having state legislatures mandate that all consumer contracts and privacy policies “be comprehensible…
“The same people who are excited to turnout for this election are the people who are most likely to be least critical of this income scandal,” said Chaya Crowder, professor of political science. “As…
“The idea of a “big bounce” has existed in some form or another for decades,” writes Jonas Mureika, theoretical physicist and physics chair at LMU and the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, UC Santa…
Magaly Lavadenz, distinguished professor of English Learner Research, Policy and Practice at LMU, and executive director of the Center for Equity for English Learners, was a guest on AirTalk. Source: KPCC-FM Back-To-School: Virtual Education Has…
“To the extent that recycling makes us feel less guilty about our consumption, it actually encourages us to buy more things, which makes things worse overall,” said Trevor Zink, associate professor of management and…
“This is water we can’t afford to spare,” said Loyola Marymount University professor emeritus John Dorsey, a wastewater treatment and watershed management researcher. Source: Los Angeles Times L.A. Water Recycling Imperiled After Beach Sewage Spill,…
