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About: This bingo card perfectly captures the vibe of a lively law school class, especially those intense constitutional law discussions. It highlights relatable student moments, from cold calls to wardrobe choices, while also nodding to timely legal debates and classroom antics. Great for law students looking to inject some humor and camaraderie into their next lecture or study group session.
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This Con Law Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Discrimination Mentioned, you got cold called, at least two people wearing turtlenecks, you volunteered, Thomas wrote a dissent, plastic cup refilled, Current event actually mentioned, Schmick speaks 3 or more times, at least one person late "volunteered", a SCOTUS opinion annoyed you, class runs over, you briefed every case, striped shirt, you got confused :(, day dreamt about Dinner, cold call flop :(, RR made you giggle, you considered the effectiveness of the us government, Sotomayor ate up an opinion, sensed underlying tension during a cold call, squinted to see the whiteboard, had a clarifying question but didn't want to ask, felt offended as a woman (generally & legally), one floosie late to class.
This Con Law Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Discrimination Mentioned, you got cold called, at least two people wearing turtlenecks, you volunteered, Thomas wrote a dissent, plastic cup refilled, Current event actually mentioned, Schmick speaks 3 or more times, at least one person late "volunteered", a SCOTUS opinion annoyed you, class runs over, you briefed every case, striped shirt, you got confused :(, day dreamt about Dinner, cold call flop :(, RR made you giggle, you considered the effectiveness of the us government, Sotomayor ate up an opinion, sensed underlying tension during a cold call, squinted to see the whiteboard, had a clarifying question but didn't want to ask, felt offended as a woman (generally & legally), one floosie late to class.