Caption Contest Winner: Students Make Sacrifices To Law School Idol Before Finals
Law school idol favors its adherents with prolonged caffeination, alleviates hangovers, and smites those who ask stupid questions two minutes before the end of class.
Law school idol favors its adherents with prolonged caffeination, alleviates hangovers, and smites those who ask stupid questions two minutes before the end of class.
Which law school has provided students with an idol to worship during finals?
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Which law school has provided students with an idol to worship during finals?
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