It’s that special time of year when you get to climb the mountain of legal coursework that it took you 3 months to climb all over again in a matter of days. Except – plot twist! – now you have to do it with no printer, law library, or Starbucks. (And maybe you’re a little hungry because suddenly you live with your caloric-blackhole 18 year old Cross Fit-enthusiast brother.) Let Cat, Chris and Rachael talk you through the strategies and even the opportunities during this time. With special guest Madie Carpenter stopping by to offer a window into how Vanderbilt Law Review’s incoming EIC is approaching finals during the pandemic.

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Your head pounds, your eyes can’t focus, and you aren’t sure what day it is. Sadly, there is no raucous adventure to account for your state: it’s just that learning-law-pandemic-style feeling. Cat, Chris and Rachael are here to talk to you about the trials and tribulations of remote learning, and shed some light on how to get through it with your brain intact. Plus, special guest and 2L Sydney Seabaugh schools us all on how to keep your sights on the real prize.

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In this inaugural episode, Cat, Chris and Rachael take on why law school matters right now. And why it matters for varied, urgent reasons: your mental health, your academic future, and your personal path as a future attorney. Oh, and it’s arguably more true for those of you finding yourself in a pass/fail regime.

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