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Biggest US Criminal in History
by Ryan Browne When many people think of the biggest criminal in US history, many names may come to mind. Some might think of David Berkowitz, known as the Son of Sam, who terrorized New York City during 1976-1977 in a series of random shootings. Others may think of John Dillinger, the famous bank robber […]
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Thrift Shops
June 4, 2013
by Deborah Schander
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by Mark Stuckey If you are like me, you are an over-worked, under-paid, stressed-out law student. This combo alone might be enough to drive even the most, dare I say, reasonable person crazy, but when you add the inescapable (believe me, I have tried) fact that I am living the life of a pauper to […]
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Libraries and Secret Doors
May 30, 2013
by Terrance Manion
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There is a time-honored mystery cliché that if you pull on the correct book on a library shelf then a secret passage will present itself. As someone who works in a library I have always been fascinated by this idea. But unfortunately (having handled almost every book in this library at some point in time) […]
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Not Your Typical Opinion
May 29, 2013
by Deborah Schander
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by Lindsey LaForge After the monotonous reading of dry opinion after dry opinion in your casebooks, most would think that judges have no sense of humor. Yet, this isn’t the case! Judges are human beings like you and me, after all. Take a look at some of the humorous ways judges have kept things a […]
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Summer Relaxation
May 23, 2013
by Austin Williams
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Law students often use summertime to take classes, study for the MPRE, or intern. While these are all fine and good, it’s also important to add in a little down time. Here are a few suggestions on how to unwind over the next few months. Read a book? Reading is the last thing you want […]
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June 6, 2013
by Deborah Schander
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