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Richard C. Harper '75, a third-year law student, said last week he was disappointed with the faculty vote. "All those first-term grades do is add to the needless pressure of the first year. Instead of worrying about practicing law, people worry about doing well on exams," he said...
...defense played an outstanding game," the third-year coach said. "In the first seven minutes of the game, they were flawless. They put UMass on the defensive and made the difference...
...Daniel Herschman, a third-year law student, says. "He has run a professional operation. He is really committed to the job and worked very hard...
...institute is a key component of the clinical education program. Founded in 1979, the institute serves the dual purpose of educating students and providing legal services for the poor. Third-year students have the option of spending a year there taking courses and defending clients...
...education appeal to the audience as reminders of the elite status that three years at the Law School provide to those who choose to undergo whatever social barbarism it imposes. The show's authors depict the painstaking process of interviewing with corporate law firms, an experience familiar to most third-year students and anticipated with relish by a great number in their first. The several condescending references to the Yale law school--one would have been enough--show the performers' academic commitments. They tell us that "Law School ain't no place to be in love," and how "This legal...