I thought it would be fun to translate one of my comics into its purest form: a graph!  I actually have some comics start off as a simple graph and they slowly evolve into a full-blown comic thing!  Here’s the Invisible Bread comic that this graph is based off of.

I thought it would be fun to translate one of my comics into its purest form: a graph!  I actually have some comics start off as a simple graph and they slowly evolve into a full-blown comic thing!  Here’s the Invisible Bread comic that this graph is based off of.

I hope the “it’s” car makes it in!  As long as the driver cuts that turn sharp enough, I think it will be ok.

I hope the “it’s” car makes it in!  As long as the driver cuts that turn sharp enough, I think it will be ok.

An original diagram-comic hybrid just for you!

I do not have a good relationship with dirty dishes and have made a couple comics about my bumpy relationship with those things (yupyupyup).

Hello everyone!  I’m Justin Boyd and the very kind and awesome Jason has let me take over I Love Charts for the day!  I’m the guy behind the webcomic Invisible Bread and 1/2 of of the guys behind the webcomic Left-Handed Toons.

So, are you all ready for a day full of charts and stuff?  I’m going to assume you just answered yes, so let’s do this =)

theatlantic:

The Jobs Crisis at Our Best Law Schools Is Much, Much Worse Than You Think

Could this just be a sign the U.S. News rankings are way off and don’t really reflect the job market? In part, yes. The magazine’s annual list does incorporate employment outcomes as part of its formula, and some law firms pay an absurd amount of attention to it. But after going back through the data and ranking the 25 schools with the lowest underemployment, I found that only 15 of them could be found in the U.S. News Top 25. The other 10 included schools like number #76 LSU and number #126 Campbell University. 

Read more. [Data: Law School Transparency]