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the great barrier reef | one year studying law abroad
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One year studying law abroad. Plus some time in dc beforehand). April 19, 2010. The great barrier reef. We got into Cairns (which the Queenslanders pronounce as “. 8221; with a. Sound (and according to South Australians, Queenslanders “don’t speak good English”) around 8:30pm, successfully got onto the right shuttle to our hostel and then walked around the beauty that is Cairns at night! Eaten by a fish. Of German. Just a thought: I think Americans like to backpack through Europe and Europeans (espec...
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adelaide | one year studying law abroad
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One year studying law abroad. Plus some time in dc beforehand). March 2, 2010. We arrived in Adelaide safe and sound, on schedule (pronounce:. Last Saturday afternoon. (Our luggage, however, arrived a day later. But it’s okay, b/c we now own Qantas apparel (t-shirts and shorts) to hang out in! Considering the fact that we had no idea what we were doing when looking for accommodations, we really lucked out! Our flat (Unit 1). I’ll consider myself lucky if I don’t end up as roadkill by the time...Which mea...
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“we read to know we’re not alone” | one year studying law abroad
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One year studying law abroad. Plus some time in dc beforehand). December 16, 2009. 8220;we read to know we’re not alone”. That’s exactly what I thought, but I could never have spelled it out so eloquently…”). By Stephanie Meyer several times. Don’t judge. We all have our guilty pleasures. In a Sunburned country. By Bill Bryson, but I couldn’t get through it. Seeing as it was a gift and I made a point of bringing it across the Atlantic, I will try again. At some point. By Emma McLaughlin & Nicola Krau.
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what’s a bloke? | one year studying law abroad
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One year studying law abroad. Plus some time in dc beforehand). May 19, 2010. What’s a bloke? Perhaps as a sign that Waffle and I can now “speak Australian,” we were able to answer one of my sister’s first questions when she arrived here in Adelaide and heard some people talking on the tram. What’s a bloke. She found just as much humor as we did upon first hearing the Aussies speak, and it reminded us of reacting in much the same way when we first arrived – just a few short months ago! Around for miles&#...
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autumn in may | one year studying law abroad
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One year studying law abroad. Plus some time in dc beforehand). May 29, 2010. It’s been raining a lot here for the past few weeks, even though South Australia is suppose to be the driest state in the driest country in the world – second only to Antarctica. The leaves on the trees (those that aren’t palm or gum trees) have changed colors and fallen. It gets dark around 5:30pm. It’s autumn in May, and it’s really strange! Laquo; what’s a bloke? 8220;we read to know we’re not alone” part II. On June 3, 2010.
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heaps fun | one year studying law abroad
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One year studying law abroad. Plus some time in dc beforehand). June 11, 2010. After my sister left, I had so much work to do. The problem was that I lacked the motivation to do any of it! This last part of the semester – work wise – was fairly painful. But, as of two nights ago, the semester is now over! Presentations are done. Papers are done. Exams are done. 3L year is finished! Just one thesis and three classes away from being completely done with law school! This is how i write papers. There have be...
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how to speak australian | one year studying law abroad
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One year studying law abroad. Plus some time in dc beforehand). March 8, 2010. How to speak australian. Except, it’s no joke! Australians might speak the same language that I do, but they sure do speak it differently! Here are only a few examples of the Aussie vocab and phrases that we’ve picked up on:. This seems to mean a number of things: hello, goodbye, you’re welcome, etc. Call (“I’ll give you a ring this afternoon”). University (only Americans don’t seem to use this word). AND, my favorite. Just ma...
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palsblog: Picnic
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009. Alright, everyone, let's meet for our annual before-school picnic on Saturday, September 19 from 11-2pm at Cowen park. Please bring a side dish to pass; hope to see you and your families there! Http:/ www.seattle.gov/parks/park detail.asp? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). PALS (Parents Attending Law School) is a social network, support group and advocacy organization for students at the University of Washington School of Law who have or are considering having children.
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inspiration | one year studying law abroad
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One year studying law abroad. Plus some time in dc beforehand). June 24, 2009. I can’t remember what she talked about. I can’t remember the specific stories she told, or what any of her jokes were. I do, however, remember that I was inspired and grateful for the chance to hear a successful, female, human rights lawyer. A family – albeit one very different than most of ours – tell us about her life’s work along with the satisfaction and reward she derived from it. Posted in Summer Internship. Once I figur...
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