GUEST BLOG by Lauren Rose, 2L at University of Detroit Mercy When life hands you lemons during finals, make lemonade, and drink it while you’re studying in the library. Final exams are crazy. Life is crazy. Combining the two can often lead to an interesting mix. However, it is all about how you deal with […]
GUEST BLOG by Dani Gies, 1L at UCLA School of Law NARROWING YOUR LIS[Z]T, PART II (Hungarian Rhapsody No.2) [youtube id=”goeOUTRy2es” width=”600″ height=”350″] This is a continuation of my last post, trying to help 0Ls decide which law school to attend! Programs: I’ve mentioned this in a previous post, but if you know what type […]
GUEST BLOG by Gianna Venticinque, Graduate of Northern Illinois College of Law “ these are not matters of life and death. Keep that in perspective. If you had to, you would simply take the exam again. Unlike so many other settings, here you get do-overs.” —Professor Paula Franzese Happy Spring (sort of)! I hope you’ve all […]
GUEST BLOG by Harrison Thorne, 3L at UCLA Law After three years of law school, I have learned a few things. Each semester has brought out a new set of lessons, and I am extremely grateful for all the experiences I have had—the good and the bad! From my current perspective, I wish I would […]
GUEST BLOG by Lauren Rose, 2L at University of Detroit Mercy FOMO. Fear of missing out. This has become such a prevalent phenomenon in our society that FOMO was recently added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary. Call it a millennial thing or whatever you would like, but this is something that I occasionally struggle with, especially […]