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"A law student's take on the state-of-the-law news concerning primarily copyright and music industry issues."
No. 634
"Commentary on life in Minneapolis, law school, and pop law."
J.D.? ... Maybe
"A colorful walk through the nightmare called law school."
Most Strongly Supported
"A collection of blogs written by LSAT instructors and law students. MSS covers application advice, relevant law-related news, features on particular LSAT questions, LSAT trends, videos, and law school insights." Posts here come from Infinite Loathing, LSAT Ninja, Killing One Bird with Two Stones and Plan B.
Plan B
"I’m calling my blog Plan B, both because it is literally the second career I’m trying, but also as a nod to that other Plan B. The one that can only be found at the end of a string of bad decisions, but the sort of bad decisions that you know, if given a second chance, you may not have made any differently." Posts from this blog, Infinite Loathing, LSAT Ninja and Killing One Bird with Two Stones all feed into Most Strongly Supported.
Killing One Bird with Two Stones
"My blog will be about whatever strikes me as interesting at the moment, and how I can jimmy that into some sort of LSAT relevance." Posts from this blog, Infinite Loathing, LSAT Ninja and Plan B all feed into Most Strongly Supported.
LSAT Ninja
Discusses "the experience of taking the LSAT, tips and strategies for doing well, and even a foolproof strategy for getting lucky with that cute guy or gal at your testing center. I have a head for numbers so there will be lots of stats, charts and graphs and hopefully some spirited debate about the importance of such things." Posts from this blog, Infinite Loathing, Killing One Bird with Two Stones and Plan B all feed into Most Strongly Supported.
Infinite Loathing
"The cyclical nature of LSAT preparation forces a blighted few of us to answer the same questions regarding the LSAT ad infinitum. Part of the motivation for this blog is to set forth some provisional answers regarding these issues. Another motive is to address some broader cultural issues that may be of interest to students studying for this exam. Some of these include the nature of genius, the efficacy of 'smart drugs' and issues regarding the lives of lawyers generally. The last motive is to assure that I don’t do any work on a languishing dissertation in philosophy that I’m fairly certain won’t write itself." Posts from this blog, LSAT Ninja, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and Plan B all feed into Most Strongly Supported.
i don’t wear skinny jeans
"a twenty-something guy trying to make it ... from 0L to 3L."
The Reasonably Prudent Law Student
"This blog will contain individual posts and ongoing discussions about legal topics that are of interest to me."
Fearfully Optimistic
"About helping law students kick ass in law school with less stress."
Western New England School of Law Blawg
"Happenings at the Blake Law Center."
Life (or Lack Thereof) in Law School
This humorous blawg says it covers "everything you never wanted to know about true life in law school. Real, uncut, and full of swagger."
No Reins Girl
"More or less a record of law school and the good, the bad, and the ugly that comes with it. It is to create for me the memories that are/will be lost during the insanity of my pursuit of a law degree; also, a way for other law students/lawyers to connect and share experiences."
Only 3 Years
"This is my tale from the trenches of law school."
1L Poet
"I'll be posting about the law school experience, parenting, poetry, ethics, policy, and whatever else I feel like adding."
JD2B
"A 'pre' professional blog of a Law Student. Written professionally about law school from a student's perspective, with emphasis on sharing experiences with fellow and prospective students. Updated weekly. Topics include tips, popular study topics, and the occasional personal anecdote."
disputed terms
"Blog chronicles steps toward law school taken by a nontraditional student. Thoughts on application process, 0L preparation, work/life balance, making a career change. Will soon tackle life as a law student, job hunting, legal issues and any other odds and ends I have time to put in pixels."
HATE is easy ... love takes COURAGE
"I’ll write about a lot of things: law school and the ensuing hilarity, life lessons, and general happenings. You’re welcome to join me on my adventure."
t14
Life as a member of the class of 2012 at a "top 14" law school.