Eryn Fanjoy, Jacquie Richards
March 28, 2015
Eryn Fanjoy (3L) & Jacquie Richards (4L) September 4, 2012: Day 1! Rainiest day of the year. Conveniently, E-legal “Stalkerbook” photos are also taken. Mid-September
Jacquie Richards
Jacquie Richards
March 28, 2015
By Jacquie Richards (4L) Photo courtesy of the SLS Despite valiant efforts to keep things “fresh”, every year there are a whole lot of reassuring
Point/Counterpoint: Law School Enters the Computer Age
Marita Zouravlioff, Jacquie Richards
January 29, 2015
Point/Counterpoint Point: Computers have ruined the learning of the laws By Marita Zouravlioff There was a time, a beautiful, simpler, pure time, where students treated
Point-Counterpoint: Is it Better to Go on Exchange or Staycation In Toronto?
Eryn Fanjoy, Jacquie Richards
September 24, 2014
Point: Go on Exchange – The World’s Most One-Sided Debate Eryn Fanjoy (3L) and Jacquie Richards (4L) We’re sceptical that this issue is worthy of
Jacquie Richards
March 27, 2013
This year, 21 students are in the Rotman JD/MBA— more than twice as many as last year, and there are good reasons for that. There
Fashion File: Exammin Slammin’
emilie-lahaie, Jacquie Richards
February 27, 2013
For this fashion file, I’ve teamed up with special guest writer Jacquie Richards to put the sexy back in “two straight weeks of sitting in
Jacquie Richards
November 28, 2012
While a lot of people describe law school as a “life changing” experience that leads to “personal growth” and an “increase in career focus”, what
Six U of T Law School “truisms” That (sort of) Aren’t Actually True
Jacquie Richards
October 17, 2012
1 TRUISM: The highlighter method is “a thing”. TRUTH: The highlighter method is a confusing, unbelievably time consuming thing with questionable value unless you’re hoping to