> She oversells or perpetuates the anxieties that make people think they need her Maybe she is not a good lawyer, but she might make an excellent therapist. A

> She oversells or perpetuates the anxieties that make people think they need her Maybe she is not a good lawyer, but she might make an excellent therapist. A successful therapist at least... As someone not from the US this sounds outlandish for a renowned faculty. Disregarding the dynamics of social capital that gets into the focus in exclusive facilities, it looks like a room full of children from the outside. Like high school 5 reloaded that I only know from US B-movies targeted at teenagers. That said, I don't believe this story to the fullest. People in university are mature enough to set boundaries, that should be even more pronounced for law students. The victims seem to be career opportunists. This seems to be an unresolved problem for Yale and this reads like teenage fan fiction that justifies some form of power shift to other people until the process is repeated. That article doesn't answer a real question, it proposes entertaining rumors.