Archive for November, 2009
Critique of Most Strongly Supported Blog
Bloggers on the site are teachers of LSAT classes, but Dixie Tananbaum, who runs Plan B, has just recently stopped teaching to take up law. She calls her blog Plan B as reference to her blogging, which she calls her second career.
Critique of Law Marquette University Law School Faculty Blog
While the site is an educational outlet, posts are written in a reader-friendly manner. Photos are also attached to some posts, usually just one placed at the beginning. This breaks the monotony of the blocks of text on each page.
Critique of Chuck Newton Rides the Third Wave Blog
This unconventional form of running a law firm is part of Chuck?s belief in the Third Wave Theory of Alvin Toffler, which also refers to the post-industrial society or the information age.
Law School Essay: Practical Proofreading Tools
Proofreading is the last yet vital part of composing your law school essay. Bear in mind that no matter how good the topic is or how convincing the content, grammatical and spelling errors will significantly decrease the quality of your essay.
The Ingredients of a Perfect Application Statement
When composing an application essay, it is important to think about how to make the essay intriguing for the reader. An effective personal statement would stimulate interest from the college of your choice, invariably making you stand out from the other applicants.