Fall 2018, Issue #4 (12/5/18)

Finals advice from your new Academic Achievement team
Finals advice from your new Academic Achievement team
A look at the upcoming Supreme Court docket
A look at the upcoming Supreme Court docket
By Oliver Fredrickson
Moot Court teams conquer the competition
By Michelle Kellogg, Moot Court Honors Board President
Moot Court teams conquer the competition
Pollination Nation? Bee decline makes crops suffer
Pollination Nation? Bee decline makes crops suffer
By Breanna Hayes
Pride Law commemorates Transgender Remembrance Day
Pride Law commemorates Transgender Remembrance Day
By Mark Simpliciano
A Unique Destruction: A Burning Camp Fire? Or the Beginning Stages of Climate Change?
A Unique Destruction: A Burning Camp Fire?
Or the Beginning Stages of Climate Change?
By Matthew D. Batista
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In this new edition of The Commentary:

STRESSED ABOUT FINALS? — Meet your new Academic Achievement team and read their advice

Supreme Court News and Views — How will Kavanaugh’s confirmation affect upcoming cases?

Moot Court Shines — Twenty students competed in trial, appellate, and negotiation competitions

California on Fire — The Camp Fire in Northern California was the deadliest blaze in CA history 

Bee Decline Threatens Food Supply — Crops are at risk from reduction of bees and other pollinators

Transgender Remembrance Day — Pride Law hosted speakers addressing transgender issues 

Student writers are what make The Commentary so great! This trimester we have had an amazing group of talented writers join our team, and we want to thank everyone for their contributions.

Special thanks to Oliver Fredrickson, our Supreme Court reporter, who was a visiting student this trimester from Victoria University in New Zealand. He wrote an in-depth report on Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation and an overview of upcoming U.S. Supreme Court cases. We appreciate his time and talent and wish him the very best finishing his legal studies in New Zealand!

For next trimester, we are always looking for students to submit articles on topics of their choice — including, but not limited to: campus news, legal news, sports, entertainment, etc. No long-term commitment is required, so feel free to submit a draft and share your academic/creative talents with the campus community, when you’re not out fighting crimes, going to class, or studying in the library! We also have meetings with free food 🙂

To learn how to contribute to The Commentary in the spring, contact us at commentary@law.cwsl.edu for submissions and questions/story ideas.

Sara Gold & Tandis Taghavi, Editors-in-Chief

Special thanks to our Webmaster, Parsa Nozzari

 

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