Lex Anteinternet: UW Class Law School Class of 2026 . . . dressed up.

Wednesday, August 30, 2023

UW Class Law School Class of 2026 . . . dressed up.

Incoming University of Wyoming College of Law class (Class of 2026).

Wow, look at all those suits and ties.

These students are a nice looking bunch. A colleague of mine, who works in another firm, has a kid in it.

I didn't meet my law school classmates until the first day of law school. This group was apparently brought in early, and told to dress up. The first time I wore a tie in law school was actually after it, at my bar exam interview, back when Wyoming had a real bar exam rather than the Universal Locally Un-iformed Bar Exam.

I'm impressed. This is what a law school entering class should look like, and I hope it bodes well for the future.

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