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...don’t go to Harvard. In fact, you know nothing about Harvard. You’re a Bruin, all the way. Just remember not to call yourself a junior—you’re a third-year. You have total dedication to anything blue and gold, and complete disdain for anything east of the 405 Freeway, including all Ivy League schools. Those were the ones you didn’t get into, the ones that you talk about with your friends when you’re sharing your GPAs and SAT scores around the clock. Privacy? Nonexistent...
...students rather than for themselves,” Stuntz says. Based on his experiences at other law schools, Stuntz says this is rare. “That’s not something to be taken for granted,” he says. Such devotion to students, according to third-year HLS student Rayan R. Joshi, is a refreshing change at a law school that at times seemed large and impersonal. “It’s good that the law school is actually showing signs that it cares about student dissatisfaction,” Joshi says...
...That it’s a victory doesn’t mean we’re going to go home and forget about the issue,” said third-year law student and PSLM member Aaron D. Bartley. “It’s more important than ever now that we have these structures. The word we keep using is vigilant. We need to stay organized...
...arvard employment is particularly inelastic,?says PSLM member and third-year law student Aaron D. Bartley. ?t? far more valuable for the University to have a clean campus than it would be to have a dirtier campus for less.?Additionally, Bartley says that through the student-union collaboration, labor unions have become strong enough that they simply would not allow workers to be fired without a legitimate reason...
...Board member Barbara A. Grayson, a third-year law student, said that investigators play a neutral role in the hearing...