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Two Law Schools, a Few Miles Apart
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2 comments:
I hadn't heard of that before (had to look it up!), but it's really cute. Along the same lines, I was telling TT today that I was watching "Family Feud" yesterday, and the #1 answer to "name a profession that people don't trust" was, of course, "attorney/lawyer." Fifty-five of 100 people said we're untrustworthy! Eep!
That's a pretty good way to get some use out of deadwood.
My wrapping method still consists of using an enormous piece of paper and twisting it at the ends into a bon-bon wrapper. Hard to use law school exams for that.
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