Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...editor and creator of a new Law School faculty journal resigned last month from his editoral post before the first issue of the review had been published...
Citing fears that the editorship would be too great a drain on his scholarly research, Laurence S. Tribe '62, Tyler professor of constitutional law, said he would no longer edit the journal which he had proposed as an alternative to the current student-edited Harvard Law Review...
Officials at the Law School said that the journal will be produced despite Tribe's resignation. But they added that it will take longer to publish the first issue...
Tribe originally said that the journal would publish articles which student editors often overlook. When he accepted the editorship in December, Tribe said that these pieces fall "somewhere in between the elaborate scholarly production and the breezy think-piece...
...proposing the journal, Tribe criticized the student editors of the prestigious Harvard Law Review saying "that even the best student editors are sometimes ill-equipped [to judge articles] by background and temperament...