50 Awesome Things About Law School - #44
A blog by Diane Kim, 2L
44. You are surrounded by people who know how to use the word 'literally' correctly.
The Law Student in the New Economy
A blog by Laura Ng, 2L
To all the 1Ls: Good luck with your search for a summer internship!
On December 1, 2009, 1Ls can finally join all the other law students in the race to find a summer clerkship or law internship. Although the internship pickings will likely be slim in 2010, it is definitely possible for a Georgia State first-year law student to get a summer internship with a law firm, judicial clerkship, or public sector.
Keeping It Real
A blog by Jane Stebbins, 2L
Cider Must!
11-19-09
11:00 a.m.
How to top the Fred blog? Finals are coming, Thanksgiving is coming, Christmas is coming . . . in the meantime, I need to come up with some weird ass, time-consuming experimental project that will hopefully spark some interest in readers and leave them inspired and full hope and finals-conquering energy.
50 Awesome Things About Law School - #45
A blog by Diane Kim, 2L
45. Always having something to read.
Yes, I realize as finals near, we all want to pull out our hair with all the reading we have to do. (Actually, the 1Ls are probably the only ones still doing their readings. 2Ls will probably stop reading this week under the guise that their time would be better spent outlining past readings than trying to acquire new readings. And the 3Ls? I think we're supposed to be proud of them if they've actually bought the casebook.) But remove yourself from finals mode for a second.
From the Desk of Dr. Jolissaint, Student
A blog by Jena Jolissaint, 1L
I swore I wasn’t going to pepper my last blog of the semester with an insane array of references to obscure historical and literary figures.
Which is why this post is about the real Dr. J.
What's Happening Around Atlanta
A blog by Robert Dukes, 2L
Lawyers Gain from Georgia's Water Issues
Unless you have avoided reading anything related the news altogether, you know that Georgia has serious water issues. Shortly after the multi-year drought ended, in July 2008, U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson declared that Georgia water withdrawals from Lake Lanier were illegal. Furthermore, if Alabama, Florida, and Georgia cannot reach an agreement about sharing the Chattahoochee River system, under Judge Magnuson’s order, Georgia water withdrawals from the Lake would have to revert to levels not seen since the mid-1970s.
Keeping It Real
A blog by Jane Stebbins, 2L
Dismembering Fred; a Post-Halloween Adventure
First disclaimer of several: This is not a "how-to" blog. I have no idea what I'm doing. We'll see what happens.
50 Awesome Things About Law School - #46
A blog by guest writer Andrew Fleischman, 2L
46. Sharing misery
Sure, there's a lot of stuff to like about law school. Every day we learn something new and empowering that helps explain the world a little better to us. Every class we take gives us some idea how our government works, how businesses operate, and just how much we sign away every time we pen our name on the dotted line. But the absolute best thing about law school?
Misery.
Put a Little Life in Your Law
I know I regularly advocate injecting some life into your law school life but when is enough enough?
The Law Student in the New Economy
A blog by Laura Ng, 2L
Notable restaurants within walking distance of GSU Law
When I was a 1L, I rarely ventured outside of the Urban Life Building and the Student Center for food. I simply did not know where else to purchase food on campus. This summer I discovered some delicious options while working at an internship in the vicinity.