We just just returned from the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament in Brooklyn New York, where a disproportionate number of participants were lawyers or law professors. (And, where incidentally, 140 participants beat a computer program named Dr. Fill – so think …
Say hello to Abraham Lincoln at the entrance to the Law Library in the form of the traveling exhibition Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War, an examination of how President Lincoln used the Constitution to confront the secession of …
Amy Jarmon’s recent post in the Law School Academic Support Blog offers 1Ls some advice on getting into condition for law school: Ten Tips for Preparing for Your 1L Year lays out a great training program for the summer: have …
Take a look at Gerald Lebovits’ ten rules for poor legal writing, in Writing Bad Briefs: How to Lose a Case in 100 Pages or More,* then reverse them if you indeed would like some success. Tongue in cheek, his …
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Resurrecting a blog post from the past, we offer you a chance to reduce your exam/holiday stress with an easy crossword challenge. Yes, there is a legal connection: First read or review the legal community’s answer to “It’s a Wonderful …
