Oily, Dirty Laundry

By Christine Harbster Pandemic birthdays trudge up images of virtual hugs and kisses, drive bys with signs, and video chats with loved ones saying next birthday will be better.  Yet one of the top oil lobbyists, Jason Kinney, spent his pandemic birthday with Governor Gavin Newsom at the world renown restaurant The French Laundry at the beginning of November. [1] Governor Newsom continually preaches being … Continue reading Oily, Dirty Laundry

Seven Tips to Survive Law School Exams

By Anya Witmer Because exams are quickly approaching the Commentary put together these tips to help you survive and thrive during exam week. Do what works for you and listen to what your professors tell you about their exams—they’re the author of the exam and therefore, the expert! 1: Know the format of your exams. Are your exams open book or closed book? Multiple choice, … Continue reading Seven Tips to Survive Law School Exams

Fall 2020, Issue #2 (10/31/2020)

In this new edition of The Commentary: Derrick Harris exonerated after seven years in prison by California Western clinical program Demystifying Amy Coney Barrett’s Judicial Philosophy Why Learn Latin? PASS THE TIME: TV SHOWS AND VIDEO GAMES TO BINGE YOUR WAY THROUGH QUARANTINE Election 2020 & Sports: The NBA and its Players Determined Effort to Impact the Upcoming Mysterious ICE Hysterectomies Best Comments from Volume … Continue reading Fall 2020, Issue #2 (10/31/2020)