Thursday's class will concern a showing of the documentary on the Poletown case.
We will meet from 2:10 until 4:10 PM.
As a result of the double length class on Thursday, there will be no class on Friday.
This is the web log for Professor Duncan's Property Class at Nebraska Law. Rugged individualism and liberty are inseparable: “There can be no liberty unless there is economic liberty.” — Margaret Thatcher "We didn't love freedom enough. We purely and simply deserved everything that happened afterward." -Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn "This is America, we don't share land here." John Dutton Yellowstone
Monday, January 13, 2014
Saturday, January 04, 2014
Mid-Year Test results
Here is the breakdown for the Midyear Exercise:
1 Student scored 100 points (bravo!)
2 Students scored 96 points
4 Students scored 92 points
4 Students scored 84 points
5 Students scored 80 points
5 Students scored 76 points
3 Students scored 72 points
2 Students scored 68 points
2 Students scored 64 points
3 Students scored 60 points
4 Students scored 56 points
4 Students scored 52 Points
4 Students scored 52 Points
1 Student scored 48 Points
1 Student scored 40 points
1 Student scored 32 points
The test median was 76 points1 Student scored 32 points
The average score was 71.92
As I said in class, don't read too much into your performance on the mid-term exercise. The final will count for 300 points, and things could change a lot based upon your performance on the final. Be neither discouraged nor overconfident.
Also, please ignore the "quartile" rankings that the Law College will provide pursuant to a new faculty rule. I consider these quartiles arbitrary at this point in the course, because I simply don't have enough data to make any judgment about your relative ranking in the class. I divided the scores into quartiles only because I was required to do so.
I am pleased with the performance of the class as a whole. But there is always room for improvement
I hope you have a great Spring Semester 2014!
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