Names aperson fromagency inDCDAVIDKESSLERTraditionaltools ofstatutoryinterpretationDadjokeApplysomethingto currenteventsNot aneasy 2-step fix likeinfomercialMaybeagreesw/Scalia?InterstitialstepsGets excitedaboutreasoning incaseRefersto NYUvidRefers tojournalarticle hewroteNoticesJay'sbackgroundGeekingout onobscurereg/ruleNoticeandCommentperiodStudents getlost in weedsduringexplanation ofreasoningAnswersquestionfrom chatTRANSMISSIONBELTDEFINITIONSECTION!ChevrondoctrineMentionsRegReviewFormalrulemakingAffirmslegitimacy ofbureaucraticregulatorystructuresCloses outslides beforestudents finishtaking notesChevronladderNames aperson fromagency inDCDAVIDKESSLERTraditionaltools ofstatutoryinterpretationDadjokeApplysomethingto currenteventsNot aneasy 2-step fix likeinfomercialMaybeagreesw/Scalia?InterstitialstepsGets excitedaboutreasoning incaseRefersto NYUvidRefers tojournalarticle hewroteNoticesJay'sbackgroundGeekingout onobscurereg/ruleNoticeandCommentperiodStudents getlost in weedsduringexplanation ofreasoningAnswersquestionfrom chatTRANSMISSIONBELTDEFINITIONSECTION!ChevrondoctrineMentionsRegReviewFormalrulemakingAffirmslegitimacy ofbureaucraticregulatorystructuresCloses outslides beforestudents finishtaking notesChevronladder

Admin Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Names a person from agency in DC
  2. DAVID KESSLER
  3. Traditional tools of statutory interpretation
  4. Dad joke
  5. Apply something to current events
  6. Not an easy 2-step fix like infomercial
  7. Maybe agrees w/Scalia?
  8. Interstitial steps
  9. Gets excited about reasoning in case
  10. Refers to NYU vid
  11. Refers to journal article he wrote
  12. Notices Jay's background
  13. Geeking out on obscure reg/rule
  14. Notice and Comment period
  15. Students get lost in weeds during explanation of reasoning
  16. Answers question from chat
  17. TRANSMISSION BELT
  18. DEFINITION SECTION!
  19. Chevron doctrine
  20. Mentions Reg Review
  21. Formal rulemaking
  22. Affirms legitimacy of bureaucratic regulatory structures
  23. Closes out slides before students finish taking notes
  24. Chevron ladder