Summary:
The book chronicles the author's challenging first year at Harvard Law School, capturing the intense pressure, competition, and emotional turmoil experienced by law students. It provides an insider's view of the legal education process, including the Socratic method, the case system, and the high-stakes environment that shapes future lawyers.
Key points:
1. Competition: The book emphasizes the fierce rivalry in Harvard Law School, leading to high stress levels among students.
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