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One L: The Turbulent True Story of a First Year at Harvard Law School Study Guide

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by Scott Turow
About 38 pages (11,499 words)
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One of the most daunting experiences for Scott to overcome is the Socratic method of instruction. Put yourself in Scott's place and describe why this creates such angst.

Discuss your perceptions of Harvard Law School and how they may have changed based on what Scott Turow has shared.

Scott entered Harvard Law School in 1975. What differences do you think he would find there today and would he like what he discover?

Why do people enter law school knowing how difficult it will be? Explain.

Scott manages his academic experience with integrity.....

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