Blawg Review #92
What is this?
If you haven’t read Blawg Review before, you’re in for a treat (hopefully). It’s a weekly showcase of the best that the legal blogging community has to offer. It’s a mix between a blog carnival and a law journal. A bit of knowledge, a lot of fun, and it travels around each week.
First of all, a huge thank you goes out to all of the submitters for this week’s issue of Blawg Review. I signed up to host months ago, and I had no idea I would receive so much help. Thank …
Keeping It Brief
If I had more time, I would have written a shorter blog post. Actually, that’s what I’m going to do. Right now.
This is my participation in the Let’s Be Brief writing contest at Middle Zone Musings. I love these group projects, and I figured the legal blogosphere should be represented. Here are my stories, in six words or less (that’s the object of the contest).
1. Objection, hearsay! Who said? He did.
2. May it please the court? NO!!
3. Lawyer driving; hit bumper for lawsuit.
4. Ambulance chaser fell, bought running …
A Next Action and a Project – Getting Things Done
Do you ever have a simple task that gets put off for no good reason? You know, something you’ve been needing to do, but just can’t get it done?
I’ve been needing to get a dental checkup for quite some time. I don’t have any teeth problems, but I want to get back on a six month checkup schedule. Since insurance pays for it, why not?
The problem has been that I just couldn’t get motivated to do it. I’ve put it off, delayed, and not thought about. But all …
You Can Do It – Set Tiny Goals for Next Semester
It’s the end of the semester for most of us students. Some of us (OK, me) have exams left. But a lot of law students are finished. Congratulations! Remember, it’s never to late to start planning next semester.
That’s why Angela Booth’s post about setting writing goals for 2007 seemed appropriate for today.
Angela’s take on your 2007 goals is simple: set small, specific goals, that you know you can meet. This doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t strive to do more …
Month In Review – November
If you are new to Legal Andrew, welcome! If you’re a regular reader, thank you so much for your time. I truly appreciate each and every person who stumbles on this blog.
I plan to start a monthly review to help encourage readership and highlight some of the month’s popular posts. Yes, it is already December, but hopefully you guys will forgive my tardiness.
Popular posts
1. The most popular post for November is definitely Google Desktop Provides Seamless Information Flow.
2. Second place goes to Drafting …
Top 11: Ways to Be Productive in Class During Your Third Year of Law School
This is the first in what I plan to be a series: Top 11 Lists. Why 11? Here’s a better question: why 10? No good reason, right? Well, 11’s a prime number, and they’re just cool. Plus, 11 allows me to one-up most other “top” lists.
11. Make travel arrangements for your clerkship interviews
Everybody needs a way to travel cheaply for clerkship interviews, and Farecast provides it. Simply enter your departure and destination cities and dates, and Farecast will tell you whether you should purchase your …
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