RRichardson
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So I was working on a paper last night and something occurred to me... Hey there knowledge seekers, You know, being law student isn't as dramatic or glamorous as those courtroom dramas make it out to be.
Most of the time, I'm buried in textbooks and case studies that often feel more like reading phone book than engaging narratives. Seriously, is it just me, or does anyone else find themselves drowsily nodding off midway through case analysis? Now, don't get me wrong. I'm not looking for John Grisham-style plots in every case file. Just hoping to find ways to add dash of life to my essays while maintaining that serious tone that law demands. It's like trying to sprinkle paprika on pile of plain oatmeal; you still gotta eat the oatmeal! So However, considering my current workload think my professors believe there are hours in day), I'm entertaining the idea of using one of these services. Just once or twice, maybe.
Like little academic experiment. Anyway, that's my situation. Any advice or shared experiences welcome.
Most of the time, I'm buried in textbooks and case studies that often feel more like reading phone book than engaging narratives. Seriously, is it just me, or does anyone else find themselves drowsily nodding off midway through case analysis? Now, don't get me wrong. I'm not looking for John Grisham-style plots in every case file. Just hoping to find ways to add dash of life to my essays while maintaining that serious tone that law demands. It's like trying to sprinkle paprika on pile of plain oatmeal; you still gotta eat the oatmeal! So However, considering my current workload think my professors believe there are hours in day), I'm entertaining the idea of using one of these services. Just once or twice, maybe.
Like little academic experiment. Anyway, that's my situation. Any advice or shared experiences welcome.