I bought books my first semester, realized my Law school library had all the required books plus a giant scanner/printer and never bought a book again!
Being on the other side (the student side) of law school is an experience. I’m embarrassed that I didn’t realize how ridiculously expensive books had gotten. Even with used books, could be close to $1000 this semester. That’s criminal (pun intended)!
"We're rejecting your filing because the totally arbitrary and made up return date should be a thurday, not a monday. We're not going to do anything on that date anyway and will take over 6 months to decide a routine motion, but we're a serious court with real rules." 🙄🙄
The @LemkinInstitute is deeply concerned about Azerbaijan’s most recent attack on the Armenian border village of Tegh. #Azerbaijan has faced no serious consequences from the international community for its violations of international law with regards to #Armenian territory and the Armenian people. We call on the international community to take immediate action in protecting and recognizing the rights of Armenians and to not allow these transgressions to go unpunished.
Read more here:
https://t.co/GsN9Z9cR8Z
After writing about her father's jewelry factory, I reached out to @alexandani founder Carolyn Rafaelian to see what she was up to.
I never thought she'd respond, but hours later, I received a text inviting me to lunch.
That was June 2021.
This morning:
https://t.co/ulby67ox5E
@wasserman_matt After singas debacle, that would be great. I could see Hochul going a more progressive route, but wouldnt be surprised if it went the other way in the wake of the gun issues. I think it weirdly leaves room for "tough on crime" to become a "progressive" stance...
its fuckin nuts that the government has any power over health care in general, they cant even maintain roads and infrastructure, and we give them any power to dictate what our healthcare options are? Lets just embrace anarchy and see where that goes.