I'm not sure if people do the resume review thing here, but I thought I'd give it a shot anyway. To put the resume into context...
Undergraduate from a top So. Cal school in May 2011, then moved to Argentina in September where I have been working for a private exporting company, teaching english lessons, and learning Spanish. Since January I have been studying for the LSAT (things are finally improving too - thank god) which I'm taking in June. Afterwards, I plan on working as a law clerk and I believe I've found an awesome opportunity.
This resume is pretty much a direct response to that add. "looking for a highly-motivated recent college graduate who is interested in acquiring hands-on experience in a law firm before transitioning to law school. A candidate who can speak Spanish is preferred." <---HOLY SMOKES! THAT'S ME!!!

When reading, things to consider...
1. I'm not sold on the "Objective". Not sure if it's because I don't think they're necessary, or I just don't like my objective. Thoughts?
2. I included the blog to show my writing passion/skills/etc. Necessary? Best left for the cover letter? Not at all?
3. Should I include a skills section?
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Have at it. Thanks for all your help. Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this.
Cheers,
Boydwick