Saturday, November 12, 2005
Strains of Borodin
The semester is nearly finished. Oh, not for the students. For them, life must be measured not by classes to be taught, but the exams to be written.
But for me, it’s almost done.
And the students will move on. They branch, settle into spaces and places that match their dispositions.
The Adorable Torts Section will disperse and I will never hear from half of them again.
But occasionally there'll be an email from one, a year or two later, announcing some turn of events, some milestone, or, simply, some concert.
And I go and listen and I think – wow! I’m glad I never heard her play before. I may have urged her to give up this law stuff and return to a full time commitment to cello.
April F-S, Torts 2004
But for me, it’s almost done.
And the students will move on. They branch, settle into spaces and places that match their dispositions.
The Adorable Torts Section will disperse and I will never hear from half of them again.
But occasionally there'll be an email from one, a year or two later, announcing some turn of events, some milestone, or, simply, some concert.
And I go and listen and I think – wow! I’m glad I never heard her play before. I may have urged her to give up this law stuff and return to a full time commitment to cello.
April F-S, Torts 2004
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why are lawyers so attractive? really, what gives? do you have to be attractive to get into law school? are the rest of us destined for the humanities or god forbid, the social sciences? I really want to know.
ReplyDeleteSep, I invite you to take a closer look at the law faculty.
ReplyDeleteI'm just saying . . .