Spring Break is on its way and we are all ready for a breather from classes and our ordinary commitments. But it’s short and precious, and can slip away so fast! So let’s talk about how to use it effectively so we’re not lamenting lost time when classes begin again.
When it comes right down to it, you can use your break for three things: (1) a true vacation from work; (2) catching up; or (3) getting ahead. But how to decide? Here are some things to consider when making your decision to help you get the most out of Spring Break. [Read more…] about How to Use Your Spring Break Effectively
Not many people would argue with me if I stated that the Socratic cold call method is perhaps the most difficult aspect of one’s law school experience. I mean that’s objectively a tough experience to get through, and one that’s likely etched into our memory forever. However, today I want to propose an experience that stands neck to neck or possibly outshines the fear we experience in those moments of public discourse. An experience that we forget years later as we button our power suits before heading into court or lean into our rollerball chairs in our cushy office suites. It’s the experience of our stomach tying into knots the moment your law school classmate exclaims in distress how many job interviews they have lined up that week, the moment your study group partner confides in you about their multiple job offers and how they can’t possibly make a decision. 
If you are in law school, chances are pretty good that you’re renting an apartment or a condo, so you are already somewhat familiar with this area of law even if it is not formally taught in depth at your law school. In my experience, 
It’s no secret that high levels of stress can wreak havoc on both your mental and physical health if uncontrolled. It is also no secret that law school can cause massive amounts of stress as a result of everything from the curve, grades, and cold calls to the job hunt. To keep your physical and mental health in good shape, it is imperative that you manage your schedule and stress well. Fortunately, there are a number of methods you can use to manage your physical and mental health during law school.