Fallacies and the World of Sports Who doesn’t love a good sports cliche? These little gems of oft-repeated wisdom can easily translate to any facet of life — including the LSAT. As you know, there is less than a month…
First, some nuts and bolts: Darrelle Revis is a cornerback for the New York Jets. But not just any cornerback. Revis is, by most standards, the best cornerback in the NFL. He guards the opposing team’s best receivers and, more…
Hello out there to all of you under-rested, over-caffeinated LSAT students. And hello Norway. We are about half-way there — 8 weeks until “gameday” — in other words, 8 weeks until you cram into a room with hundreds of anxiety-ridden…
So the brutal taskmasters here at MSS have me doing various google searches throughout the day, poring over news stories and blog posts looking for mentions of the LSAT. And let me tell you: it’s a dry, dry desert out…
If you ever feel bad that you’re going to law school as a simple extension of getting a relatively useless liberal arts degree, console yourself with the fact that plenty of Olympic athletes are joining or have joined you. Olympian…
The LSAT talks about a lot of different subject areas. Fractal geometry, the mating habits of sage grouse, diapir eruptions, “group think” behavior, and even unicorns have all been the topic of discussion at different times. But they don’t talk…
Health care bill wending its way through congress? More ground troops for an Afghanistan surge? Abu Dhabi bailing out Dubai World? In the face of college football, these issues are clearly of no moment, as demonstrated by Above the Law‘s…