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L. H.February 27, 2019
Yak’s Snack Review
Photos by Rachel Chan. The results are in We at U of T Law have our differences. We have different backgrounds, divergent political alignments, and […]
L. H.February 2, 2019
Various Opiates of the Law School Masses
The soul of soulless conditions Being a law student has its perks. But, do we really benefit from them? Or, are they just distractions from […]
L. H.November 28, 2018
Do You Believe in Life After Debt?
Three alumni explore long-term ramifications of high tuition On November 13, the Barriers to Excellence campaign hosted “Life After Law School: Managing Your Career and […]
L. H.November 29, 2017
Trust No One: A List of Suspects
L. H. (2L) & Maud Rozee (3L) A priceless/price-unknown piece of art that was bolted to the wall goes missing from the Jackman Law Library? […]
L. H.November 29, 2017
Art Heist Rocks Bora Laskin Law Library
A break-in. Stolen electronics. A painting, commissioned to honour a deceased classmate, torn from its moorings. This is not a fact pattern—it happened right here […]
L. H.October 25, 2017
Women in Law, Judicial Education, and Rising Tuition: An Interview with the Honourable Elizabeth M. Stewart
L. H. (2L) & Chloe Magee (2L) We were pleased to have the Honourable Elizabeth M. Stewart, judge at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, […]
L. H.October 25, 2017
Get to Know Your New Profs: Finance, Flutes, and Feminism
This fall, the Faculty of Law welcomed two new scholars: Professors Margaret Jane Radin and Adriana Robertson. Prof. Radin, who focuses on boilerplate contracts, was […]
L. H.March 1, 2017
Tort or No Tort
There are students in all of my courses who persistently interrupt classroom proceedings to ask questions that begin with “So, let’s say . . .” […]
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