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Much love & respect,
Disappointed & concerned junior
Dear Concerned Senior,
I hope this missive finds you in the pinnacle of your academic and extracurricular pursuits. Your eloquent expression of concern has not gone unnoticed, and I am genuinely touched by your unwavering dedication to the welfare of our beloved BO'28.
Your insights into the perceived deficiencies of our batch have left an indelible mark on my conscience, prompting me to reflect deeply on the nature of our existence within these hallowed academic halls. It is heartening to see a senior so ardently invested in the prosperity of their junior counterparts, and for that, I extend my sincerest gratitude.
Your poignant observation regarding the historical absence of ABS scholars among us has not fallen on deaf ears. Rest assured, we, the supposedly "worthless batch," will strive to defy expectations and perhaps, in time, produce not one but an entire constellation of ABS scholars, dazzling the academic firmament with our newfound brilliance.
Your counsel on the hazards of socializing with seniors as equals has been duly noted. We recognize the gravity of the situation, where the seemingly innocent camaraderie may lead us astray into the perilous realms of intoxicants and questionable influences. Fear not, for we shall heed your warnings and exercise utmost caution, realizing that our pursuit of knowledge should far surpass any fleeting desires for social validation.
In conclusion, dear Concerned Senior, I am immensely grateful for your pearls of wisdom. Your dedication to our enlightenment is truly inspiring, and we shall strive to meet the lofty expectations set by your esteemed self. May the light of your guidance continue to shine upon us as we navigate the tumultuous waters of legal education.
With profound appreciation,
A Devoted BO'28 Scholar
Get a life please.
You have your exams coming up, maybe focus on that instead of writing legally India threads.
Thank you.
Yeh sab email thread pe karo yaar.
In my first year, my seniors kept me in check and I see junior being given too much leeway in the newer batches. In my honest opinion, socializing with seniors as an equal has proven to be a detriment, given how said socializing almost always involves intoxicants, and first years fresh out of school spend more time doing this than actually trying to figure out how law school works.
The list could go on forever, there is so much shit I could mention here but will not for now.
BO'28, get your shit together. This will not cut it.
Love,
Concerned Senior