This thread is for the discussion of the Legeeke Comic #7: Unrealistic Expectations.

Apart from being a semi-joking cautionary tale to the 0Ls, this strip was donated to the Public Interest Law Fund Auction at the Penn State University Dickinson School of Law.  The auction read, “have your likeness featured in a Legeeke: A Legal Webcomic.”  Kevin McGarry was the high bidder, and thus Unrealistic Expectations features his likeness.

Thanks for bidding for a good cause, Kevin.

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This thread is for the discussion of the Legeeke Comic #6 Open Mouth, Insert Foot.

You probably know someone who was in a similar situation.  If you were that person, don’t worry about it.  It’s not the end of the world.

If there’s one thing we’ve learned after 1.5 years of law school, it’s that you should always look behind you before saying anything about a professor.  Not that we’d say anything about a professor behind their back.  We’re way too classy for that.

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This thread is for the discussion of the Legeeke Comic #5 Autocomplete.

The inspiration from this one is based on a true story.  When I worked at a lab at Columbia, the actual lab was upstate, but we lived on the Columbia campus, so grad students volunteered were forced to drive vans to and from work.  One such grad student, who shall remain anonymous, looked real sad one day, and when prodded a bit, told us that he had accidentally emailed his advisor “something meant for my girlfriend.”  All on account of Autocomplete.  Yikes.

This is also Legal Geekery’s nod to Penn State’s new Katz Building.  It’s really quite lovely, and for any administrators reading this blog, I quite like it.  (Kindly place my check in my mailbox downstairs.)

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This thread is for the discussion of the Legeeke Comic #4 World of Contracts.

Certainly no one affiliated with this blog is guilty of slacking off in class (especially contracts).

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This thread is for the discussion of the Legeeke Comic #3 1L Mock Trial.

At Penn State, we have an annual 1L Mock Trial.  Oftentimes, the 1Ls are not made aware of the competition until two weeks prior to the actual event; this results in them having to “learn” evidence in a ridiculously short period of time.  Or, as the comic suggests, not learning evidence in a ridiculously short period of time.

I am on the 1L Mock Trial board this year, and will be fighting adamantly to prevent this strip from becoming reality once again.

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This one needs no explanation.  We all know that guy.

Some might say I’m him, but hopefully not too many.

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I’ve decided to launch a webcomic entitled Legeeke:  A Legal Geekery Comic.  I was lucky enough to find a great, very enthusiastic artist to work with so that you may escape my terrible drawing. 

The first strip, Undergrads v. Law Students, focuses on the contention that law students are the hardest workers in any discipline.  Either way, when we’re bested, smart money is probably to default to a grammar nazi. 

True?  False?  Discuss.

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