Newsweek calls him "an extraordinarily canny and empathetic observer." In bestseller after bestseller, Turow uses his background as a lawyer to create suspense fiction so authentic it reads with the hammering impact of fact. But before he became a worldwide sensation, Scott Turow wrote a book that is entirely true, the account of his own searing indoctrination into the field of law called ... The first year of law school is an intellectual and emotional ordeal so grueling that it ensures only the fittest survive. Now Scott Turow takes you inside the oldest and most prestigious law school in the country when he becomes a "One L," as entering students are known at Harvard Law School. In a book that became a national bestseller, a law school primer, and a classic autobiography, he brings to life the fascinating, shocking reality of that first year. Provocative and riveting, One L reveals the experience directly from the combat zone: the humiliations, triumphs, hazings, betrayals, and challenges that will make him a lawyer-and forever change Turow's mind, test his principles, and expose his heart.
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p.107 students who appeared to those who knew them well to be doing nothing but law 20 hours a day, 140 hours a week--types who were in the library the moment it opened, or who broke their study in their dorm,rooms only for half an hour of dinner each nigh...
评分Things are the way you thought before you really step into it. Things will never be the same when you settle down your heart. And it's a slow but interesting book.
评分p.107 students who appeared to those who knew them well to be doing nothing but law 20 hours a day, 140 hours a week--types who were in the library the moment it opened, or who broke their study in their dorm,rooms only for half an hour of dinner each nigh...
评分p.107 students who appeared to those who knew them well to be doing nothing but law 20 hours a day, 140 hours a week--types who were in the library the moment it opened, or who broke their study in their dorm,rooms only for half an hour of dinner each nigh...
评分p.107 students who appeared to those who knew them well to be doing nothing but law 20 hours a day, 140 hours a week--types who were in the library the moment it opened, or who broke their study in their dorm,rooms only for half an hour of dinner each nigh...
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Seems like few things have changed since 1978.
评分impressive Nicky & Perini
评分哈佛法学院JD一年级面面观，作者用类似自传日记的形式记录了一年级的种种情况，从每节课几十页几百页的预习到苏格拉底式提问，从课业考试学习小组到课余生活法律杂志，甚至夹杂了自己的种种心情和遭遇，最后提出了法学院培养的更多是学者方向，希望对实务有更多的投入。法学专业必读书目
评分????
评分精英（主义）学生群体的功利和竞争氛围让人绝望，但作者的反思和建议很真诚
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