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Interview
Alright kiddies, gather round, I am going to tell you a tale. This is the harrowing tale of the interview that would not happen, and would not die ( Read more... ) -
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Letter requesting recommendation from Boss in NY, aka "how I know I've lost it ( Read more... ) -
Pontification
I have often viewed my education (in the various forms it takes in my life) as a series of mountains. When I'm working on understanding a concept, I'm not really aware of what's going on around me, where I've been, or necessarily where I'm going. The focus is on the trudge in front of me. The moment I begin on a new effort of understanding, I feel ( Read more... ) -
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Back in the District, trying to get my work done for Monday so that this week doesn't take me out back and shoot me. No, seriously, it might just. Here's my work load for the coming week ( Read more... ) -
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Oh for lovely relaxation ( Read more... ) -
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Nothing quite so anxiety inducing as spending the evening and morning before an exam completely relaxed, then finishing the final an hour and fifteen minutes early. Yup. I double, triple checked everything. I have no idea what anyone else could possibly still be working on. I wasn't missing any pages. Oh well... -
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Everyone over-commits at some point in their law school career. I intentionally did so, just because I've never been that involved with extra-curriculars (or even curriculars at all) very much. It has definitely helped to be so busy. I simply don't have time to veg out and having a constant influx of floating deadlines that I have to run to stay on ( Read more... ) -
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rhetoric exam: taken ( Read more... ) -
Open letter RE TSA
Dear Senator Kyl ( Read more... ) -
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so, the evil memo is turned in. I was really actually proud of what I managed to put out. Especially since it's worth 25% of our grade. Then, yesterday, when sitting in a rhetoric review seminar, I realized that I completely messed up all of my short citations. Worth half a point each. At the end of each sentence. For 23 pages. Damn ( Read more... )