divine angst

Welcome to the 43rd Edition of the Weekly Law School Roundup, in which I present to you a selection of law student posts associated with a variety of song titles. Enjoy!

• Ice, Ice, Baby (Lunching with Lions)
• Who Can It Be Now? (There’s No Competition in Law School)
• We Didn’t Start the Fire (Perky to a Fault)
• Living Out Loud (Dagny’s Law Blog)
• Peace Train (Frequent Citations)
• Johnny B. Goode (Think Like a Woman. Act Like a Man.)
• Bought and Sold (Crescat Sententia)
• True Colors (Amicus Curiae)
• Honesty (TJ’s Double Play)
• Vote for Me (Transmogriflaw)
• Don’t Be Cruel (Legally Certifiable)
• You Never Even Called Me by My Name (Naked Drinking Coffee)

And that’s it for this week’s Roundup! Look for it next week at Evan Schaeffer’s Legal Underground and then, in two weeks, right back here. Past Roundups are archived here.

Courier New is the ugliest font in the world. But, for its general bigness, I embrace it.

I think I just skewed the results of a poll.

But hey, that’s what my current state gets for calling me. I’m not officially a resident of this state, I am not registered to vote here, and so I have absolutely no opinion on the upcoming elections. Well, except that I don’t like politics here–I don’t like the ads, I don’t like the party organizations here, I don’t like any of it.

For the record, my answers were: Unlikely to Vote (that was the strongest negative presented), Undecided (since I really don’t know anything about any of the candidates–see supra discussion of my unregistered status), and Independent.

Could I have been more wishy-washy? At least I gave one firm answer: “Female.”