What's the difference between LR and a lesser journal? Forum

[romothesavior]

We have 6 issues a year.

And 3-10 hours a week seems really high for a simple staff editor compared to people I know here or at other schools, but even assuming that's right, I spend more time TLSing and killing zombies on CoD than that. I just hate the "zOMG I work soooo hard!" thing law students do.

[Blindmelon]

We have 6 issues a year.

And 3-10 hours a week seems really high for a simple staff editor compared to people I know here or at other schools, but even assuming that's right, I spend more time TLSing and killing zombies on CoD than that. I just hate the "zOMG I work soooo hard!" thing law students do.

To be fair, when I said I did more work on LR than my other classes combined I was exaggerating a little, but I do very, very little work for law school (I typically take 3 Law & Classes a semester which means take 3 days for each class to write a paper and skim reading enough before class to raise your hand once, then 1 real class just so I don't feel like I'm completely wasting my tuition money). I spend about 10 hrs/week on halo, so yea...

[Blindmelon]

Also, to anyone considering a board position, here is a good decision tree: Is it EIC? If no, don't run. If yes, do you want to clerk? If yes, run. If no, don't.

[romothesavior]

Also, to anyone considering a board position, here is a good decision tree: Is it EIC? If no, don't run. If yes, do you want to clerk? If yes, run. If no, don't.

+1 to this.

Also, high five for Halo.