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Luis Avila, 2L
Summer Starter
I am going to stray from the customary blog format as I have no one unifying theme underlying my thoughts. Thus any attempt at a full blown coherent writing would be futile. Alas, I am reduced to bullet points. More
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Elizabeth Beerman, 2L
Fall Starter
I’m sorry that I neglected to post at the beginning of this month, dear readers. Most of my classmates and I have now fled Ann Arbor for pursuing many interesting jobs and the like. Also, for catching up slightly on sleep after final exams and the journal application process. More
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Hank Dunfee, 2L
Summer Starter
There are only three reasons that I could contemplate why a person would read these blogs. The first and most obvious is that you want to go to Michigan for the Law School. More
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Frances Lewis, 2L
Fall Starter
Cue the cheesy music. Yes, I picked Michigan because of the people. Visit the schools you got into and ask yourself, would I want to spend the next three years of my life with people like this? If the answer is no, then the school will probably agree—don’t go there. But at a place like Michigan, it’s hard for the answer not to be yes. The people here are amazing. More
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John Espinosa, 2L
Summer Starter
Less than a month into my 1L summer I find myself comparing my daily routine now to what it was before law school. Like everyone else I wondered what the transition would be like. Everyone approaches it differently. More
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Judd Grutman , 2L
Fall Starter
Today, I realized − mind you, this realization has occurred countless times − that I probably should not have duped Zearfoss by remememberizing the LSAT. Currently, that ruse is responsible for getting my behind rocked by my Trademark professor, a class in which, as a lowly 1L, I am already the black sheep. More
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Brittlynn Hall, 2L
Fall Starter
Now that I've gotten a little bit of a better handle on when I can afford to be away from the books, I've decided that I'm going to make a good faith effort to check out Detroit and as much of Michigan as I can while here. More
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Adriane Theis, 2L
Summer Starter
So I’m halfway done with my summer job and it’s been really fantastic. I couldn’t have asked for a better job. I am in DC this summer—I definitely plan on moving here after graduation and am only applying to DC firms for fall OCI (more later). More
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Joseph Wang, 2L
Fall Starter
It hit me yesterday when I signed up for a study carrel in the library - do I check the box for 1L or 2L? I'm like Britney Spears in the 2002 box office hit Crossroads - I'm not a girl, not yet a woman. I hope that doesn't mean I'm about to Kiss Madonna, marry K-Fed, or shave my head. Or something like that. Look, it's been a long year - not everything I write can be a gem!. More |
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Grace Aduroja, 3L
Summer Starter
Unlike many of my classmates, I'm still in Ann Arbor for spring break. As a native, heading home means staying here ... and I'm having a blast. I've been chillin' with my little sister, who is at this moment raving about my famous shrimp salad -- it's seriously dangerous delicious! I'm listening to Norah Jones and the rest of the "love mix" that I made for my Valentine's Day festivities. Good times! More
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Roman Nurpeissov, 3L
Fall Starter
Some observations on our Constitutional Law class. More |
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Jennifer Pepin, 3L
Summer Starter
At Michigan, one quarter of the entering 1L class starts their studies in June. This year, the summer starters took Civil Procedure and Torts, and I was one of those valorous 92. More
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Justin Winerman, 3L
Summer Starter
To: Future UM law students
From: A former summer starter
Re: Summer starting vs. fall starting
Issue: Whether to start law school in the summer or the fall?
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Sam Zun, 3L
Fall Starter
Ironically enough, the Kurt Vonnegut short story "Harrison Bergeron" has now appeared in my life three times in the last month. Such a coincidence merits an entry into my blog at 1:30 in the morning. After all, there comes a point where reading a treatise on Contracts begins to slowly (but very effectively) melt your brain. More |
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