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I say high, you say low

I've always had an inherently rebellious streak in me.When I was 9, I opened one of those little packets that protect things against humidity. Because the packet said "do not eat," I ate it. I was fine.When I was 16, I bleached my hair. When my parents told me to get rid of it, I shaved my head....

Nothing new or interesting here.

Just the shriveled remains of something that used to pass as a law student blog.

Law Review and Diversity

(Note: This post in particular will be condemned by Law Review for it exposes supposedly secret discussions. But because I like my freedom of information, I thought it would be particularly valuable to tell the true story of the diversity essay, something that I was against last year and continue...

Nothing new or interesting here.

Just the shriveled remains of something that used to pass as a law student blog.

The End

It's going to get interesting

In an effort to commemorate the annual passage known as the spring writeon, I will be publishing a series of posts on the UCLA Law Review over the next few days. These posts are a product of quite a bit of investigative probing, and contains many things that Law Review would rather you not know.As...

A how-to-guide

When I was a freshman in high school, I attended a makeout party in a classmate's house (yes, these parties actually exist). There, I also spent 7 scary minutes in a closet with Courtney S. (hey, you too would be scared if you were a cool but dorky 15 year-old guy who finds himself alone in a...

Epilogue

This is not a comeback, but merely an epilogue to the blog, to inform you that I survived my summer at the alcohol-imbibing summer camp. And to let you know that all of my predictions in my last post have come true.1. I had a great 12 weeks and did not do anything stupid at summer camp (at least...

One down

So, apparently, the new US News law school rankings have been leaked. Undoubtedly, there are some people angry that UCLA fell a spot to #16, overtaken by Vandy. Others will be disappointed that we did not crack the mythical "t14." Especially given the efforts that the school and the Dean has...

Too good to pass up

Single, under-sexed law school men of L.A.: ever wonder why you are under-sexed?The Singles MapBecause of supply and demand. (Well, that and probably because of your social awkwardness.)