Blog Position Open

The folks over at De Novo are faced with the difficult task of replacing me as this year's only graduating 3L.  Though some might say that my output as a member of the premier scholarly law student group blog whose name doesn't sound like a Star Trek planet was less than spectacular, I did lend a much-needed touch of class to the operation, and I was also in charge of bringing the cheese-and-bacon scones to our bi-weekly strategy sessions.

It looks like the plan is to run a Survivor-style tournament, which  we did two (good gyad!) years ago when I joined the  squad.  I'd encourage any student blawger interested with keeping their voice heard without having to keep a stick up their ass to think about trying out.  It's a good time.  And the site really needs to keep a second UT blogger around, if only to A) remind Armen that the Pac-10 still sucks, and B) remind PG that she made a terrible mistake when choosing law schools.

Good luck.  I'll be back tomorrow morning, when I expect to be liveblogging my secured credit take-home.

Comments

[Anonymous Asshole]

Your linking skills need some work, kind of like my knowledge of Secured Credit.

T-Minus 11 hours to failing my final law school final.

[wingsandvodka]

Fact, and fact.

I feel confident that I have just managed to pull myself into the passing range. Apparently, all the rules about this stuff are in this statutory supplement we were supposed to order.

[PMS....I]

Here's to hoping that it has 85 MC questions, 1 T/F (separate scantron) and an essay discussing the difference between unperfect and imperfect security interests.

Back to tabbing...

[Anonymous Asshole]

If Mann holds true to form it'll be 40-50 MC and 2-3 essays. I think he said 3 essays in class, but WTF do I know, I never went to class.

The tricky part is the pluperfect subjunctive security interests.

[Anonymous Asshole]

I pretty much nailed the exam format. That will, of course, be the only thing I nailed on that exam.