See, e.b.

See, e.b.

By Ed BankSociety & Culture
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See, e.b. episodes

  • Tales From a 1L to Not Tell in the Dark Pt. 1
    Now that I'm halfway through my first semester of my first year in law school, I'll share some of the differences between law school and college as well as the strategies I've adopted into not only completing my assignments on time and preparing for class while not going absolutely concerning berserk.
    35 min
  • The Unique History of Labor in Alabama You Probably Didn't Know About
    This March, Amazon workers at the warehouse in Bessemer, AL will vote by mail whether or not to organize a union.But Alabama is not a unique setting in the American Labor story.For over a century, the Yellowhammer State has hosted its fair share of turning points in American Labor History and we'll survey a few of them here.
    51 min
  • Game$tonks
    Wall Street hedge funds were hoping to make another profit off failing companies ... until millions of users on Reddit and their Robinhood account put a stop to that.I'll share thoughts on what transpired and why and what it may mean for the future outlook on how we view the stock market.
    40 min
  • The Decision

    We're kicking off the new year with some exciting news! I'm heading to law school! Find out where here and my thoughts on my decision.

    15 min
  • A Review of Barack Obama's A Promised Land
    Right before Thanksgiving, Barack Obama's first installment of his memoir A Promised Land hit the shelves in bookstores everywhere.Here, Obama covers his upbringing, personal life, hardships, early organizing career, political aspirations, and the first two years of his presidency in roughly 700 pages.I'll summarize briefly the timelines of each part before going into a critique of the book focusing on audience, structure, and composition and then closing with my top 10 takeaways that I got o...
    52 min

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I'm a law student at Rutgers  Camden and this is my forum to talk things related to legal issues, the law school lifestyle, and general areas of interest cause, aye, it's my show, ya know?