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Rumors…why do we find these fictional tales so amusing? It seems gossip exists even more prevalently in law school than it did in undergrad. Ridiculous stories about thong flashing escapades with professors and secret professional stripping careers soar through the quad on a regular basis. “Who’s sleeping with who” provides a topic for many conversations, not to mention debates about the sexual preferences of both students and professors. While most of the gossip somehow relates to sex, occasional banter about intelligence levels, job offers or the lack there of, family secrets, and financial means also flutter through the air. Does any of this matter? It’s obviously part of human nature…at least in America. After all, supermarket tabloids, filled with fascinating accounts of superstar scandals, line magazine racks. Likewise, even our nation’s political realm revolves, in large part, around the personal lives of those who choose to participate. The Clinton/Lewinsky scenario illustrates Americans’ obsession with secret sex scandals. These actions aren’t categorically condemned. Quite contrarily they conceivably signify hidden desires stifled through vicarious living. So why are people innately interested in gossip? Dr
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Dr Calder, Pole Theory, , Victoria Calder, Eleanor Roosevelt, Surely SMUs, Matter Law, Yes SMU, Civil Procedure, Perry Mason, law school, dr calder, totem pole, law students, personal lives, students professors,
Approximate Word count = 1234
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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