Disclaimer: The following work is an opinion, based on substantial research, facts, and interviews. Earlier this year, I wrote a piece called, “To Be a College Student During a Pandemic.”…
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This past July, I was one of the lucky (or unlucky) takers of the LSAT-Flex: a digital version of the Law School Admissions Test that specifically caters to the unique…
If you are a student at Millsaps, then you’ve heard of the Bacot Plague. Every year, like clockwork, residents of Bacot Hall fall ill with flu-like symptoms. Though its origins…