Kevin Schoenfeldt
November 30, 2016
Janine Prongpepper (Alumnus) as told to Kevin Schoenfeldt (2L) I’m going to make this short and sweet. My name is Janine Prongpepper and I’ve been
Kevin Schoenfeldt
Not Throwing Away Their Shot: Diverse Cast Shines in “Iacobucci: A Canadian Musical”
Kevin Schoenfeldt
October 27, 2016
Kevin Schoenfeldt (2L) How does a balding, short, son of the Supreme Court and a Lawyer, dropped in the middle of a thriving spot and
Computer Habits of a Student Post-OCIs
Kevin Schoenfeldt
October 27, 2016
Kevin Schoenfeldt (2L) In the name of science, an anonymous student agreed to have a monitoring system installed on their personal computer to record their
An Oral History of the IRAC War Part Two: Weapons of Brief Destruction
Kevin Schoenfeldt
October 27, 2016
Kevin Schoenfeldt (2L) When we last heard from our fractious Legal Methods professors, Hugh English had gone rogue, taking a third of the class with
It’s All Upper Year Moot from Here
Kevin Schoenfeldt
September 28, 2016
Kevin Schoenfeldt (2L) Every once in a while, law school reminds you that you are essentially a complete, one-hundred percent, total failure. Just a useless
Kevin Schoenfeldt
September 28, 2016
Kevin Schoenfeldt (2L) After being in law school for over a month now, you’ve probably met many of your fellow 1Ls. You might even be
In Landmark Decision, Judge Rules that Ex-Boyfriend is No-Good Human Garbage
Kevin Schoenfeldt
September 28, 2016
Kevin Schoenfeldt (2L) In what legal experts are calling an unprecedented decision, Justice Julianna Bishop released a verdict today convicting her now ex-boyfriend, Mitch Fitchland,
An Oral History of the IRAC War Part One: A Brief Introduction
Kevin Schoenfeldt
September 28, 2016
Kevin Schoenfeldt (2L) You may not know this, but many years ago, Legal Methods was taught not in three sections as it is today, but