One L review
Scott Turow’s One L is a powerful portrayal of one man’s first year at Harvard Law School. In One L, the character is presented with a legal education much different than that he had expected to receive. His own principles, morals, and beliefs were challenged. Yet despite the fact that much of his first year was turbulent and challenging, Turow makes it through the hardest year of law school and learns a lot about himself in the process. Turow’s portrayal of law school in One L has many aspects that seem to still be pertinent today and several that have seemed to change with time. I actually do not know anyone that has attended Harvard Law School, but I have discussed law school with several other students in Ivy League institutions. According to my friend who survived her first year at the University of Pennsylvania’s law school; the first year is not quite as intense as Turow describes it to be. She noted having one professor whom was almost as frustrating as Perini. Yet all in all, I have been told that most law school professors are more accessible than those described in One L. But I have been told many times by those in law school that it is more frustrating and
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Approximate Word count = 798
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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