Heads up Osgoode! The Competition Law Society (TCLS) is hosting an exciting contest after reading week! We will be calling for short submissions––it can literally be as short as a Facebook post––about a hot competition related issue that you have come across! What kind of issues would be considered relevant to competition law, you might ask? Here are some examples of topics that you...
The LSAT has changed forever Every student at Osgoode is well aware of the LSAT (Law School Admission Test). You know, the test that we all were anxious taking? If you can recall, the LSAT was comprised of five sections: two logical reasoning sections, one reading comprehension section, one logic games section, and one writing sample section. The grade assigned would be based on three...
On Tuesday, October 29, hundreds of protestors swarmed the Toronto Public Library in response to a controversial blogger who was hosting a speaking engagement. Megan Murphy, a self proclaimed feminist, had a sold out talk at the library that evening. However, Murphy’s views on transgender women have seriously offended the LGBTQ+ community. She argues that womanhood is...