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30 J. Legal Stud. Educ. v (2013)

handle is hein.journals/jlse30 and id is 1 raw text is: Editor's Corner: Plus ga change, plus c'est la mtme chose1 This issue marks the beginning of the journal ofLegal Studies Education's (JLSE) thirtieth year. As I think about the JLSE and its role in our discipline, I am reminded of the old saying by French novelist Alphonse Karr: the more things change, the more they stay the same. The world, society, and the environment of business have dramatically changed since the first issue of thejLSEwas published in 1983. Likewise, the JLSE has evolved and changed over time, taking on characteristics of each editor and editorial board. Some issues have included special sections such as Pointers, a segment devoted to practical teaching techniques. Other issues have included book reviews and selected essays. In recent years, under the leadership of then editor in chief, John Norwood, a Perspectives on Teaching section was added, which continues today. The JLSE now has two issues per volume, rather than one. The editorial board has grown and currently has a sixty-five member staff. Even though the world, society, and the exact layout, dimensions, fre- quency of publication and other attributes of the JLSE have changed since 1983, the JLSE's mission has not. The primary mission of the JLSE is to serve as the premier outlet and forum for peer-reviewed academic scholarship re- lating to pedagogical issues relevant to legal and ethical education within the business curriculum.2 The JLSE has remained and continues to be faithful to its primary mission. Things change but, as Karr's saying reminds us, some things stay the same. At least with respect to the JLSE it is good that some things remain the same. This issue includes three exceptional articles, two award winning papers and an essay. The first two articles provide detailed treatments of timely topics 'Alphonse Karr, Les Guepes, (Paris,Jan. 1849), in THE OXFORD DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS 288 (3D ED. 1979). 2Carol M. Blast, Editor's Corner, TheJournal ofLegal Studies Education and Legal Scholarship, 25j. LEGAL STUD. EDUC. v (2008). © 2013 The Author journal of Legal Studies Education © 2013 Academy of Legal Studies in Business V1

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