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Jacqueline HuangApril 3, 2023
15 Thoughts on Law Follies 2023
A final review from UV’s resident Follies commentator, circa 2021
Jacqueline HuangMarch 31, 2022
Law Follies 2022 Review
Follies on the big(ger) screen Law Follies is the law school’s annual comedy show written by a group of generally exhausted law students about the […]
Jacqueline HuangFebruary 28, 2022
A Back to School Lunch Box Recipe
Easy quinoa salad Law school classes will fully return to in-person after reading week, and that means the lunch box (or the dinner box, for […]
Jacqueline HuangNovember 25, 2021
Class of 2023 Demographic Survey Results
A comprehensive view of the 2L class reveals concerning mental health trends among law students This year, 95 students eligible to participate in the 2L […]
Jacqueline HuangOctober 28, 2021
One Year Later: U of T Law Comes Back to Life
Last year, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, we published a photo essay of U of T Law, post-transition to remote learning. One year […]
Jacqueline HuangOctober 28, 2021
Better than Takeout Risotto
Easy lunchbox risotto recipe I recently picked up a box of veal risotto at an Italian marketplace near school (I won’t name it, but it […]
Jacqueline HuangOctober 28, 2021
Reflections on the SASLAW Fellowship
A summer of law in South Africa (via Zoom) The South African Society for Labour Law (SASLAW) is a non-profit organization devoted to the advancement […]
Jacqueline HuangSeptember 29, 2021
The Costs of Maximizing Happiness
A 2L’s verdict on Cognomos I had been warned about Cognomos before entering 2L. After a year working with UV, I already knew we have […]
Jacqueline HuangMay 2, 2021
Law Follies 2021 Review
Recapping the highs and lows of a never-done-before virtual Follies It’s been hard to get a sense of events happening at the University of Toronto […]
Jacqueline HuangMay 2, 2021
Recapping This Year’s Hockey Arbitration Competition
2020-21 HACC’s online platform allowed for greater reach across North America On March 13, U of T Law’s Sports and Entertainment Law Society (SELS) hosted […]
Jacqueline HuangMay 2, 2021
Toronto 2L Recruit Demographic Survey Results
Survey reveals the diversity among 2L recruit participants Over 60 students who participated in the anonymous Ultra Vires 2L recruit survey also completed an anonymous […]
Jacqueline HuangMarch 5, 2021
On Cold Calling in a Pandemic
Still not easy, but it is better on Zoom In my early school years, I often spoke up in class, yet I was never a […]
Jacqueline HuangJanuary 27, 2021
What To Expect in a Virtual Summer
Upper-years talk about their virtual summer experience The pandemic has profoundly reshaped our lives. As the vaccine rolls out, there is hope that life may […]
Jacqueline HuangJanuary 27, 2021
Bread, Starter and I
The stories of a hobby baker No-Knead Bread, the New Baker’s Saviour My quest for rustic homemade bread started when I was a teenager. I […]
Jacqueline HuangNovember 27, 2020
How To Keep Calm and Be a Law Student
Self-Care Tips for Stressful Times This article was written based on a couple of mental health themed lectures and discussions held in November. Special thanks […]
Jacqueline HuangNovember 2, 2020
Ragù for Students at Home
Make sure you turn your camera off when you eat this I picked up the habit of cooking in bulk while backpacking in Australia. I […]
Jacqueline HuangNovember 2, 2020
U of T Law in Pictures, 2020
The law school, post-transition to remote learning
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