So, after two weeks of training, the students were automatically divided into three classes. The third class gave up the arranged seats and automatically sat in the back row to study secretly (the first thought Myself...); the second class tries hard to keep up with the teacher, but never dared to raise their hands to speak, just to protect themselves; the first class actively raises their hands to speak, so as to win the teacher’s good impression, of course, this requires off-class Continuous efforts. (Interestingly, the professors in the film often can't remember the names of the students.)
What a breathtaking class and teaching, not only are we awe-inspiring, but we are also speechless. Indeed, as Hart said: “Being part of tradition is very painful.” Harvard Law School is like a jungle full of beasts, beast-like teachers, beast-like classmates, and beast-like mental pressure.
Of course, this does not mean that Harvard Law School is perfect, and we cannot even say that such an environment is normal. After all, we have also seen how after a stormy semester, the transcript with A was turned into an unbearable paper airplane and floated into the ocean of life.
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