A recent post on What Makes Lawyers Tick?, a blog written by a lawyer-psychologist, catalogs a disconcerting list of symptoms common to many lawyers. Lawyers are prone to burnout, feelings of hopelessness, irritability, defensiveness, thin-skinned-ness, passivity, incapacitating perfectionism, diminished creativity, …
Law students are eligible to enter the Center for Alcohol Policy’s (CAP) Sixth Annual Essay Contest. The topic for this year’s contest is: “This year marks the 80th anniversary of the 21st Amendment. Has it achieved its intended purpose?”. According to …
Law school is pretty intense. If all you do is read and study, you just might go nuts before you even sit for the bar. So, why not take a serious break and do something seriously fun that really gets …
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Congratulations to Bobbi Wilson and Kyle Arce, the two winners of our 1L Library Orientation Contest! Bobbi and Kyle have each won the following four e-book study aids from LexisNexis: Understanding Torts Understanding Property Understanding Contracts Understanding Civil Procedure Thank …
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The Dukeminier Awards Student Writing Competition recognizes outstanding student notes on issues relating to sexual orientation and gender identity in the law. The competition is open to all students enrolled in ABA accredited law schools. Notes must be written in …
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