From The Editor's Desk
Scott Scher
Issue date: 4/12/09 Section: Features
So I suppose this is the time I should say goodbye to dear ol' George
Mason School of Law. After all, as unbelievable as it is, I am on schedule
to graduate in May. Rather than rant yet again about the things that got my
goat, I want to take this moment to thank those who gave my life value
over the last three years.
To Heather Hickman: Everyone knows I could never have made it
through without you, but this is a special thank you for throwing away the
shackles of studying for finals to go to Sonic with me. It is a highlight of
my law school experience.
To Judge Klein: Thank you for your tireless efforts for GMUSL. It is
because of you that I always find five more minutes to help get done that
something that needs to be accomplished for the school.
To Carol Armstrong: I have no idea how in the heck you dealt with
me over the last few years, much less the rest of us. Your kindness and
patience will not soon be forgotten by me.
To Judge Thacher: It is only because of you that I was prepared for
working in a public defender's office in the slightest. I will not soon forget
the lessons learned in your classes.
To Judge Henenberg: Well... Last fall was an incredible insight to the
operations of the court, and your patience answering my questions and
willingness to educate me will make me a better lawyer.
To Every Student Who Ever Had Class With Me: Um, sorry I did
not understand the point of class. I was not intending to waste your time,
or the professor's time, I just did not get it. Next time, I will keep my
thoughts to myself.
To the Staff of the Docket: As a very poor editor in chief, having you
all prop me up made this much easier than it had any right to be.
Arushi- You always had another idea for an article. I hope our
paths cross again.
Hilary- Simply the most amusing columns issue to issue. Never
had a single complaint from you.
Bran- You stepped up time and again, especially by agreeing to be
Mason School of Law. After all, as unbelievable as it is, I am on schedule
to graduate in May. Rather than rant yet again about the things that got my
goat, I want to take this moment to thank those who gave my life value
over the last three years.
To Heather Hickman: Everyone knows I could never have made it
through without you, but this is a special thank you for throwing away the
shackles of studying for finals to go to Sonic with me. It is a highlight of
my law school experience.
To Judge Klein: Thank you for your tireless efforts for GMUSL. It is
because of you that I always find five more minutes to help get done that
something that needs to be accomplished for the school.
To Carol Armstrong: I have no idea how in the heck you dealt with
me over the last few years, much less the rest of us. Your kindness and
patience will not soon be forgotten by me.
To Judge Thacher: It is only because of you that I was prepared for
working in a public defender's office in the slightest. I will not soon forget
the lessons learned in your classes.
To Judge Henenberg: Well... Last fall was an incredible insight to the
operations of the court, and your patience answering my questions and
willingness to educate me will make me a better lawyer.
To Every Student Who Ever Had Class With Me: Um, sorry I did
not understand the point of class. I was not intending to waste your time,
or the professor's time, I just did not get it. Next time, I will keep my
thoughts to myself.
To the Staff of the Docket: As a very poor editor in chief, having you
all prop me up made this much easier than it had any right to be.
Arushi- You always had another idea for an article. I hope our
paths cross again.
Hilary- Simply the most amusing columns issue to issue. Never
had a single complaint from you.
Bran- You stepped up time and again, especially by agreeing to be
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