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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’ve read a few stories about [b]how Amy Chua was recently suspended from the Yale law faculty for inviting students to her house for parties, [/b]and the comments have a lot of remarks about how it’s common for professors to do this. 
I’m pretty shocked about this, I was certainly never invited nor knew of anyone else who socialized with their professors off campus. 
My husband never heard of this happening during law school either. 
How does this even work? Unless the professor, is invited ALL of their students to their home, which is highly unlikely, inviting a select few students to your house for parties, shows outrageous favoritism.  How can universities possibly justify allowing professors to do this? 
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Oh, really? What happened? Link if you have one. [/quote]

DP.  Please read this article re: Amy Chua.  It is possible to not be an Amy Chua fan and still think Yale acted horribly.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/07/amy-chua-yale-law-school-real-story-dinner-party/619558/[/quote]

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