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Opinion Editor ADAM WHITE has a reading assignment for the 1Ls that DOESN'T include One L or Poisoned Ivy. He may not have edited the Law Review or got straight-As, but in the end the life of law school is more than the sum of its parts.
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In a memo sent after classes had ended and when most students were schmoozing with law firm associates or saving the world, former Dean Robert Clark explained that tuition for FY2004 would be $31,250, an increase of 5.9% from the previous year.
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JEREMY BLACHMAN provides a handy dictionary to help the new 1Ls navigate their way through HLS. His advice for the incoming class? "Please: don't be a gunner," and, "Relax; it's just law school."
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Bombings in Iraq and Indonesia, as well as the continued US war on terror and war in Iraq, have impacted the lives of many Harvard students. This story about the bombing in Jakarta, Indonesia was forwarded by a Harvard Graduate Student studying in that country. The Record asks our readers to notify us about any HLS students, faculty, or alumni affected by the recent wave of terror.
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"Summer," writes Film Editor LYNN LEE, "is the season when the popcorn movie reigns king. Film snobs may roll their eyes and make a run for the arthouse, but true movie junkies have no trouble whetting their appetites for the bill of fare at their local multiplex."
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Food Editor ALEX SUNDSTROM takes a look at the Hi-Rise Bakery, the "silver lining" to Harvard Gentrification. "The food certainly sits better than the housing prices, but it is a comforting reminder that there are worse things than money well spent."
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Music Editor JEFF LEVEN writes, "This past summer in the music industry was one of those strange moments where things proved to be simultaneously every bit as bad as everyone feared but also somehow as good as they've ever been." Could the fall of the RIAA possibly lead to the rise of the indie labels?