Law Students

the best kind of draining?

By Luis

… is a class that drowns you in both history and state of the art for an hour and a half, and then spends half an hour challenging you to think about what comes next. And all of it (implicitly and explicitly) screaming at you that This Really, Really Matters. I left exhausted, and if every class were like this, I don’t think I would make it through law school in one piece, but… man, I’m really glad at least one of my classes is this way.

(Beyond ‘Computers, Privacy and the Constitution’, I’ve really got a great schedule this semester- Telecoms is interesting and not too heavy on the case law, which makes for a nice break; E-commerce is almost certainly the most applied course I’ve taken yet; and Corporations looks like it’ll be fairly interesting for a class that is really more ‘learning fundamentals’ than anything else.))

Full post as published by Luis Villa's Home Page on January 24, 2008 (boomark / email).