This piece has been written by Anonymous (Who wishes to be known as ‘Dat Flustered First Year’). On a dark BU highway, CLAT rank in my hand Giant library tower ,…
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This article was written by Mukta Joshi (Batch of 2019) and Radhika Goyal (Batch of 2019). “When in Rome, do as the Romans do,” they say, but for those studying…
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This article was written by Unnati Ghia (Batch of 2020). There’s a lot of cynicism and negativity that exists in law school (just take a look at our mail threads.)…
Leave a CommentDear All, Exciting things have been happening here at Quirk. For starters, we’ve finally gotten with the times and moved the magazine online (watch out, Buzzfeed!). We are introducing many…
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This article was written by Shrikant Wad (Batch of 2016, MPP). “The essence of policy lies in common human spaces. No matter how we differ, we all share common spaces…
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This article was written by Sakhi Shah (Batch of 2017). Dear Law School-ite, I’m sorry to have to be the one to tell you this, but chances are very high that…
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Anonymous In the first trimester of Law School, I was crying on a friend’s shoulder in an autorickshaw, disappointed at my average performance in the university debate rounds. As somebody…
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This article was written by Kaustav Saha (Batch of 2016). I recall Professor Nandimath using a phrase more than once during our orientation ceremony, with all us wide-eyed wee little…
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This article was written by Sregurupriya Ayappan (Batch of 2020). “Nothing was your own except the few cubic centimetres in your skull.” -George Orwell The principle that governed Bentham’s architectural…
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This article was written by Apurva Shukla (Batch of 2016) who is also the current SBA Vice-President. Like an ideal student in an ideal college, my life had been focused mainly…
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