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Administrative Law with Prof. Bush

By Shannon Quadros

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This post along with the many that are fluttering around my head is long overdue. One of the things that I promised I would do on this blog is give you the reader (note the singular for a reason….) my two cents on the classes I take and law school in general. First the course: Alright, [...]

Full post as published by Brown Boy Blog on August 24, 2007 (boomark / email).

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