This week, the faculty lounge is brimming with questions: Was the Charleston shooting an act of terrorism? Are hate crime laws a perversion of justice? Is mental health reform more important than gun control? How much say should the government have over what's written on your license plate? Did California just kill Uber's business model? Are we on the cusp of a cybersecurity disaster? Was Dennis Hastert indicted with a bogus law? Is it time to junk the bar exam? And what's an LSD-addled former New York Times employee doing hanging around the Berkeley campus (other than fitting in)?

Professors Epstein and Yoo have all the answers. So sit back, pour yourself a nice cold beverage, and enjoy the seminar. This is about as good as summer school gets.

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