1. She finished law school last year.

2. He's fresh out of law school.

3. He secured himself a place at law school.

4. She had to work her way through law school.

5. He secured a place for himself at law school.

6. I've known her since law school.

7. He met his future wife at law school.

8. They wanted Mike to go to law school, but he had other ideas .

9. The law school required a minimum grade point average of 2.6 .

10. Students accepted by Stanford Law School had very high scores on the LSAT.

11. He's at law school.

12. He's in law school.

13. This woman is never going to law school.

14. How would I select a law school class?

15. But at this point law school made some sense.

16. Indeed, they are going to law school, too.

17. There, I began law school at Florida State.

18. Who should go to law school?

19. Her ambition was to go to law school and become an attorney.

20. He earned a degree from Harvard Law School in 1979.

21. He first dabbled in politics when he was at law school.

22. The rehearsals make it difficult for her to study for law school exams.

23. She's only playing at being an actress - she's going off to law school next year.

24. He was a professor of criminal law at Harvard University law school.

25. I had roomed with him in New Haven when we were both at Yale Law School.

26. He began living out his rock "n" roll fantasy during his last year in law school.

27. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1962 and received a law degree from Yale University law school.

28. As a general rule, though(), the good ones end up in law school.

29. Well, what else could I do with a history and humanities interest outside of teach or go to law school?

30. In January, Bisceglie was contacted by Swanson, with whom he had attended law school.

1. She finished law school last year.

2. He first dabbled in politics when he was at law school.

31. Last week, more than 50 people were arrested at the law school during a protest of Prop. 209.

32. I might go to law school next year, and I wanted to find out if I liked it.

33. Graduates of law school hit the ground running, you see, as soon as they enter practice.

34. During law school I had the customary yearning to sample what a big firm would really be like.

35. A majority of law school graduates are seduced by the huge salaries offered by large firms.

36. Often, a graduate has to complete a year at college or at law school after taking a degree.

37. Law school was much narrower than I thought it would be.

38. On the other hand, I found law school boring and not nearly as much fun as college.

39. He was a young lawyer, just out of law school.

40. Merrill plans to work for a year, perhaps abroad, and then go to law school.

41. That lofty notion spread like a virulent germ into every law school in the nation.

42. He made an audacious bid for president of the student body, a job normally reserved for a law school student.

43. Some had entered into employment agreements after their first year in law school.

44. Law school professors, in my view, are the drones and morticians of the profession.

45. And law school seemed the kind of education that allowed one to keep open options.

46. She was in a law school class waiting for the teacher to arrive, surrounded by mostly white classmates.

47. He says he does a little bit of everything here, and always has in his law school jobs.

48. Law school of course, because of the family tradition, was a possibility.

49. Kelly wasn't sure if she was smart enough to go to law school.

50. Our first inductees were McGuigan and Professor Minnette Massey, one of the first tenured women on the law school faculty.

51. The fact remains that one only becomes a good lawyer by continuing education beyond law school.

52. But it seemed to me that law school and the profession itself were fairly open to personal development.

53. Procaccia, the law school dean,(http:///law school.html) believes the intent of the compensation bill is to save money.

54. Actually, I had offers on leaving law school from the most prominent New York firms.

55. When I entered Columbia Law School my military deferment was in default.

56. Sharif was educated at a college and law school in his home town.

57. He was then only twenty-one, a callow aristocrat fresh from law school.

58. Law School Dean Mike Sharlot said the direct appeal likely will produce a speedier resolution.

59. It is said many students leave the Harvard law school with debts of $ 75,000 or more.

60. Yes, I have a few words of wisdom for those thinking about going to law school.

61. Though he entered law school, Kelly was teaching dance a few months later.

62. At the time, she was intending to go to law school with a view to taking over her father's law firm.

63. I'm grateful to my wife for putting me through law school.

64. She then went on to Yale Law School where she was on the board of the law review and met her husband.

65. It was, of course, extremely humiliating to flunk out of law school.

66. It was extremely humiliating to flunk out of law school like that.

67. While at Stanford law school, she took a business class on entrepreneurship.

68. The law school graduated its first black student in 1880.

69. Turner, 37, was a black graduate of Harvard law school who had served two terms in the state legislature.

70. The training law school provides can be helpful in almost any profession.

71. Kelly took a turn in law school, then left academics and Pittsburgh behind.

72. Even if I had done better in law school, it would have been hard to find a decent job.

73. In college I became more conscious of social issues, and that expanded at law school.

74. A list of the students' demands was presented to the dean of the law school.

75. But we were about to embarrass one of the preeminent members of the law school faculty-a man I personally liked.

76. The list is short-and yet one must note that seventy-five percent of the female lawyers graduated from law school after 1970.

77. He soon drifted away from his hometown to Rome, where he made an abortive attempt to complete law school.

78. He's a newly minted law school graduate from Long Island.

79. I didn't get into Columbia Law School.

80. He attended Columbia University and Harvard Law School.

81. Robert Maynard Hutchins, dean of Yale Law School (1927-1929).

82. Bill Clinton returned to Arkansas after completing law school.

83. Sharon was first in her class at law school.

84. Law School, National Huaqiao University, LLM degree.

85. I want to go to law school.

86. It'says here you are applying to Columbia Law School.

87. The interminable years of law school drudgery were over.

88. She is determined to finish law school.

89. He's going to put me through law school.

90. If the librarian hated everything about law school, then watching moot court or on-campus interviewing could evoke such painful memories that job satisfaction goes down.

91. However, law school is far cry from the comforts of her poolside and mall.

92. Downey used the time to go to Harvard Law School, and Fecteau worked on home projects, took care of his parents, and sought work as a probation officer.

93. Joining ROTC meant that I would go on active duty after law school.

94. Richard's grandfather insisted on that he attend a law school.

95. It is a point underscored by the panel's chairwoman, Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Warren.

96. Included in the professional schools are the top ranked Law School and highly ranked School of Management, School of Medicine , School of Art, and School of Nursing.

97. John Palfrey, a professor at Harvard Law School who studies the Internet, says [gm99nd]'s China situation has broader relevance for how other technology companies manage their overseas operations.

98. Barret: Finish the Law School. The thing is real. It'stands the test of time.

99. The Emory Prelaw Society is designed to serve members of the Emory community who plan to attend law school or pursue law-related careers.

100. Sloan pins down a handful of students who've made the decision to go to law school, despite the grim employment statistics.

101. Law school mainly focuses on the development of analytical skills.

102. One day next month every student at Loyola Law School Los Angeles will awake to a higher grade point average.

103. Natural law school provided necessarily theory supports for its generation and development.

104. Senator Graham earned a B. A. in Political Science from the University of Florida and an LLB from Harvard Law School.

105. Law school clinics give students real-world experience in advocacy and provide underserved communities with legal representation.

106. Descriptive geometry of the problem is to study geometry of space and graphic icon of the law school he was an engineering drawing of the theoretical basis.

107. The best option left seemed to be enrolling in law school and joining the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps at the University of Arkansas.

108. I'm not in law school or anything, but I've got all the sweatshirts—the undergrad ones, too.

109. I had known Carol Willis when he was a student at the law school in Fayetteville.

110. Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, will provide a joint J.D. and tax LL.M. program next year, the first of its kind in the nation, according to the law school.

111. My legal training also helps me work with faculty—because of sharedexperience and also because some of them value my credentials (law school, clerkship, etc.).

112. The University of Hull Law School offers a one - year taught LLM in International Law.

113. A four-year college degree, three years in law school and successful completion of a written bar examination are required.

114. Another man went to law school at 71 and is now an active lawyer.

115. At present, the Law School offers a master degree program to foreign students. Basic information about this program is as follows.

116. The Milton Friedman Institute was conceived by faculty from the university's economics department, the law school and the graduate school of business.

117. Today, American legal education is almost uniformly postgraduate professional education at a formal law school, usually affiliated with a university.

118. You will use the legal analysis and advocacy skills you have developed at law school to convince judges with arguments based on established rules found in public international law.

119. His daughter, Kim, now 33, was in law school at Seton Hall University in Newark, New Jersey, at the time.

120. I have been teaching a class at Harvard Law School this winter semester called Venture Capital and the Technology Start-up with John Palfrey , the Executive Director of the Berkman Center .

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, 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,() 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.

151. John Palfrey, a professor at Harvard Law School who studies the Internet, says Google's China situation has broader relevance for how other technology companies manage their overseas operations.

152. Mr. Zheng obtained his LLB and LLM from Wuhan University and his LLM from Yale Law School.

153. Meanwhile, Jed Rubenfeld of Yale Law School has tried to reinterpret (.pdf) the Fourth Amendment not in terms of privacy, but in terms of security.

154. This is an elegant solution if it were to hold, but I'm not convinced China will allow this to continue, ' said John Palfrey, an Internet scholar at Harvard Law School.

155. All of which makes CIC's critics in China wonder why Gao, a soft-spoken graduate of Duke University's law school (class of '86), bothered to get on the plane.

156. Indeed, adds Brooklyn Law School Prof. Jonathan Askin, quantitative data on the movement may be interesting, but it misses the larger point of the group action.

157. Every law student reads the case in law school, and even lawyers unfamiliar with eminent domain will recognize the case's name.

158. Mr. Zheng obtained his LLB and LLM from Wuhan University and his LLM from Yale Law School. He is admitted in the PRC and New York State.

159. He spent two years there before entering Yale University Law School in New Haven, Connecticut.