campos

Her popularity got a huge boost after Eduardo Campos died in the plane crash earlier this month.

But sure, now with the sad news about Eduardo Campos he will be nowhere to be seen.

There have been anti-gentrification protests in SF long before David Campos was in office, and they will be happening long after.

Of course, never building anything (like David Campos apparently wants) isn't the solution.

Do you expect Campos supporters to move to Rousseff or to <other person>?

David Campos is now trying to enact legislation to penalize Ellis Act evictions.

Clearly Nathan Campos has no idea how the internet works.

So when is David Campos up for reelection?

Some important blog posts by Danilo Campos that seem to have been eaten by Hipmunk's blog history > I have a confession: At first, I didn’t get Hipmunk.

Actually, I think the coverage was decent until now (at least on the web), but, yeah, the death of Eduardo Campos will definitely eclipse the award.

Eduardo Campos was just the third in the polls, but was seen as an alternative - the first two positions in polls are occupied by the party in power and the former party in power, in that order.

That's why last year's big David Campos vs David Chiu battle happened twice: once on primary day (registered Democrats only, and just for practice), and then once again on Election Day (all voters, and this time it counts).

To bolster your point and weaken this—"newly minted lawyers were still making several times as much as good programmers"—see also Paul Campos's Don't Go To Law School (Unless): A Law Professor's Inside Guide to Maximizing Opportunity and Minimizing Risk and Steven Harper's The Lawyer Bubble: A Profession in Crisis.

I like what Paul Campos has written, at least what I've read of it, and agree with many of his points, which is why I referred to the "lawyer/law school bubble." I wouldn't go as far as to call it a "scam," but he knows more about the topic than I do, and it is a more memorable name for a blog.

The 20% figure sounded high to me after years of reading Campos, which is why I asked.

Would you like to work with people who tout being white, Danilo Campos?

What's the source for your 20% figure and have you read any of Paul Campos' work on the state of legal education in this country?