School: A day in my life as a 1L... (part 2)

Coming to class is often a chore. With 200 people trying to get into two lecture rooms, side by side, just the spectacle of everyone cramming into the entranceway can be a sight to see. Here is a shot of the central staircase, the most popular in the law school.


And the rush starts when class lets out. Nothing like 60+people packing up their laptops at once.

Between classes, it's usually time to study for the classes coming up. The library has a nice, brightly lit, and quiet reading room that makes it pretty easy to stay focused.

They keep you at the school for pretty much the whole day. Obviously, a snack or a drink can come in handy when you're poring over thick casebooks. This is the "cafeteria" - it's got a coffee shop, a book store/convenience store, and some vending machines. I prefer to get my food and drink at Wilbert's across the street.

This is the main courtyard. Lots of stuff can happen here, especially when the law school organizations table. Oddly enough, this seems to be the place where Supreme Court Justices get to do their lectures in front of the student body.