Exchange Student Attends Class
Nick Papageorge (3L) With November rolling around, the timing just felt right: I should try going to class. Like every exchange student, I had
Nick Papageorge (3L) I vividly remember being accepted to U of T Law. I had, along with my dad, been to a matinee showing of
Convocation Capitulation: A Letter from the Editors
Nick Papageorge (2L) and Maud Rozee (2L) ¡Viva la revolución! In the face of overwhelming, vociferous pressure from students, the administration announced that it has
And That’s the Waaaayyyy the News Goes
Nick Papageorge (2L) Everything is fine. There’s an infinite number of realities, Morty. As we descend further into absurdity, I find myself taking greater solace
Letter from the Editors: Welcome Back
Nick Papageorge (2L) and Maud Rozee (2L) Welcome back! We hope that you’re finally starting to recover from the blow that was having our classes
You Want it Darker: 2016 Gives and 2016 Takes Away
Kevin Schoenfeldt (2L) and Nick Papageorge (2L) Nick: My pop culture highlight of 2016 was finding out that Bob Dylan had been awarded the Nobel
Divergent Decisions and an Uncertain Outcome: The Case of Trinity Western University
Nick Papageorge (2L) Trinity Western University, in Langley, British Columbia, is “Canada’s largest independent Christian liberal arts institution.” It is also at the heart of
We Won’t Believe We’re on the Eve of Destruction
Nick Papageorge (2L) What a time to be alive: only a handful of people throughout human history have gotten to bear witness to the total
Aidan Campbell (2L) and Nick Papageorge (2L) Nick Papageorge: Let’s get right to the hard hitting stuff. Who is your best friend on the bench?
2016 Grand Moot a Resounding Success
Nick Papageorge (2L) The Grand Moot, as ever, lived up to its name. This year’s event was especially monumental, for it inaugurated the Rosalie Silberman
