Monthly Archives: January 2010

I am officially signed up and have paid for half of my BarBri prep course for the summer.  The class is the intensive course that prepares you for the Bar Exam (because Law School can only get you so far).  … Continue reading →

Here are a few suggested hotels Red Lion:  About 5 minutes from campus, just off I-5, near several restaurants and two main streets; rooms start at $70 Mill Creek Inn: This is a Best Western.  Between two main street and … Continue reading →

The official Willamette commencement site is here: Commencement Site The important section is on Sunday, May 16: 10:30 a.m. College of Law Graduates Line Up (Law School Entrance) 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. College of Law Hooding & Commencement Ceremony … Continue reading →

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Every morning I wake up and text Google (46645) to figure out what the weather is suppose to be and almost every day last week I was given the horrible news: Today: Rain Tomorrow: Rain Day After Tomorrow: Scattered Showers … Continue reading →

It’s like showing up to class and raising your hand after you’ve read the wrong case.

Several people have asked me what happened in Massachusetts last night.  I tell them that from what I can tell a bad Democratic candidate/campaign plus an excellent Republican candidate/campaign plus lack of “Change We Can Believe In” from Congress and … Continue reading →

Just a quick content update for readers of The Daily Ross. News posts will not be posted on Fridays or Saturdays unless something massive happens or there is some good news to report that just can’t wait for Sunday. I … Continue reading →

I’m not sure how I missed this when it first came out. Sesame Street does Mad Men to teach a lesson about emotions (minus the drinking, smoking, and sex of the actual show).

This semester I have four classes (the least amount of credits I’ve had in a semester so far). They are: Federal Courts: This class seems to be a combination of Civil Procedure and Conflict of Law. It’s about where, when, … Continue reading →