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April 6, 2020
Food Prep Tips for Isolation The truth is that I’ve been meaning to write this article for months. Food prep tips are helpful even in
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February 27, 2019
Dead hand from the grave opines on current problems Q: Dear Denning, the only date I had on Valentine’s Day was my 6 to 8
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January 30, 2019
“Everyone just… gets naked… Why?” I feel as though it is important to establish that this is my first time seeing the iconic 1967 musical
The Combined Program’s Lament, or Stockholm Syndrome?
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November 28, 2018
Missing the law school As I sit in my classes and work on my papers for my Masters of Social Work program, I often catch
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November 28, 2018
A powerful program for Holocaust Education Week On November 14, the Jewish Law Students’ Association (JLSA) hosted the first-ever Holocaust Education Week event at the
Review: A Summer at Jewish Family and Child Services
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October 12, 2018
A Donner Fellow experience that combines law and social work This summer, I was privileged to work at Jewish Family and Child Service (JF&CS) as
Unpopular Views: 2018 Bestows Trilogy of Terrible Art
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March 28, 2018
Lily Chapnik Rosenthal (1L) A piece of wisdom in our modern Western society is that, with each passing year, we are meant to advance.
Review: The Crucible at Hart House
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February 4, 2018
Anti-McCarthyite Message of this Landmark American Theatre Piece Remains Impactful Puritan Massachusetts, 1692. A group of young, disenfranchised women. Accusations of witchcraft. On the surface,
Is Legal Professionalism a Gendered Construct?
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November 29, 2017
Lily Chapnik Rosenthal (1L) At the 1L Joint Professionalism Training, in September, a portion of the day was dedicated to speaking about what constitutes