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121. Susan Webber Wright was plenty smart, and maybe I should have just given her an A. At any rate, for the general election, I took leave without pay from the law school.

122. FrederickLawrence is a dean in at George Washington University Law School.

123. But it quickly became apparent to me in law school that I didn't kike studying the law.

124. As the summer wore on, I felt worse and worse about my decision to join the ROTC and go to Arkansas Law School.

125. Law school also has won in recognition of competent authorities at all levels.

126. At the University of Texas Law School, the halls are whiter than they once were.

127. In Salerno, there was a famous school of medicine, and at Bologna a law school. These were secular institutions.

128. In a survey of first-year students at a leading law school, most agreed with the statement that earning a high salary was less important to them than job satisfaction.

129. To the ordinary person, who hasn't spent three years grinding through law school, legalese gets its point across as clearly and effortlessly as a dose of ancient Greek.

130. Lauren Willis, a professor at Loyola law school in Los Angeles, for one.

131. And Anthony Scaramucci, a hedge fund manager and a Harvard Law School classmate of Obama, spoke on behalf of Wall Street, saying: "We have felt like a pinata."

132. He attended Harvard as an undergraduate and earned a law degree from New York Law School.

133. In our law school tradition one teaching style is the so called Socratic Method.

134. They are people who wanted to be writers or performers[sentencedict.com], and decided instead to take the cautious route and go to accountancy school or law school or dental school.

135. S. after World War II and attended Princeton University and Yale Law School on academic scholarships.

136. And my legal training enables me to participate in the law school community by judging moot court competitions—a good way to build relationships.

137. In New Jersey, a real estate developer sued a state-financed law school clinic at Rutgers University seeking its internal documents, after the clinic sued to stop the developer's planned strip mall.

138. 'Compensation played a role in the financial crisis, and yet nothing has changed,' says J. Robert Brown, a professor at University of Denver's law school and an expert on corporate governance.

139. Capital University Law School is located on Broad Street in downtown Columbus and offers a Juris Doctorate, an LL.M.

140. Seldom does a college or university offer a prelaw major, but many have prelaw curriculum tracks that prepare a student for admission to law school.

141. "They should sell tickets, " said Laurie Levenson, a professor at the Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, a former federal prosecutor who speaks often about the nexus of fame and felony.

142. After college, Mary hopes to do postgraduate work in law school.

143. Carol: I'm not sure exactly beyond Columbia, a top Law School, Clerking for the Supreme Court Justice, and not necessarily a woman,(sentencedict.com) but I wouldn't rule out a career in politics.

144. She is the first woman to serve as solicitor general of the United States and earlier, as head of Harvard Law School.

145. Relaxed and confident - and with a strong grade - point average - he wants to select a good law school.

146. At Howard University Law School, Houston trained a cod-ray of topnotch black lawyers.

147. One often finds more such people in the anthropology department than in the classics department, and sometimes more in law school than in the philosophy department.

148. "It's not the same as malpractice," said Laurie Levenson, a professor at Loyola Law School.

149. He grew up in Midwestern state of Indiana and attended college and law school at Harvard.

150. The lawyers' own professional organization, the American Bar Association, has warned college students considering law school that it's no sure path to riches.