I'm back!  Evidently, I'm not so good at maintaining a blog for more than a couple of months ( Read more... )

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From Professor Yamada:

In the 1970s, people working at the top law firms in the US earned an average of $15,000/per year while assistant district attorneys (ada) earned an average of $10,000.

Fast track to 2006, the average salary for a starting associate at a top firm is $140,000-160,000 while an entry level ada earns $37,5000 (just increased from $ ( Read more... )

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arrrg! the internet is EVIL! i should be studying for my final exams but somehow i've manage to update friendster, sign onto facebook, and update lj for the first time in months. this is what happens when i get NO interactions from the real world and resort to being a cyperspace junkie just to feel human again.

EVIL EVIL EVIL!!!!

i have to admit, i've been existing in a law school bubble the past two weeks. i haven't pulled my nose out of my textbooks so much that i wasn't even aware of the hurricane warnings until monday night and only found out about casualties tuesday evening when i received seung's mass email. it's never been as easy as it is now to feel so far ( Read more... )

now that i have a minute to myself-- wow. what a crazy, intense, blessed week here in boston. even from a stressed out sleep deprived organizer's lens, summit '05 was incredible. incredibly nourishing for my much needed soul and filled with such talent, friends, and heart ( Read more... )

so, i'd like a small little good bye thingy before i leave nyc but the only appropriate place i can think of is bob. the problem is that the venue is tiny. tiny like cramped manhattan bathrooms. but, no matter what, i've always had a great time dancing my booty off and that is exactly how i want to leave nyc ( Read more... )

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