Oh, that's weak, thanks.
Whoah. Don't discount this book. It's got tons of great information if you're looking for a primer on each law school. Each primer is created from student surveys of actual students attending the school.
Go to the Princeton Review website. You can create a free account to view the contents of pretty much the entire book on the web. They also "rank" schools in several categories depending on how students answer the surveys (most competitive, most liberal/conservative, best job prospects, quality of life, etc.).
If you don't have the time to talk to students before applying, these snippets are often dead on. I've visted five schools and read the PR descriptions beforehand. Most of the things students told me in person were consistent with the descriptions.
I think it's an excellent introductory resource for researching schools, especially if you're not T14. (And I have no affiliation with Princeton Review. lol).
EDIT:
http://princetonreview.com/law/research/rankings/rankings.asp