The guy in the library complaining about how bad the wi-fi signal is. The girl behind him complaining about how she can’t get any work done

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At long last we've found a law tutor willing to tell us what they love and hate about our classroom antics and approaches to assignments

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“Imagine being in a goldfish bowl. The lid is sealed. Now imagine this goldfish bowl doesn’t sit next to the window of some retired...

As we approach the madness of mid-semester, most of us are wondering how to find work/life/study balance. Taking a few days off to relax wil