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That’s Dedication!
How’s this for a law student with commitment to the law?
http://news.ktar.com/index.php?hlpage=4&nid=6&sid=986784
When a burglar armed with a baseball bat broke into his home, he was perfectly willing to part with his money and his guitar.
But the laptop containing his law school notes? No way!
“I was like, 'Dude, no -- please, no! I have all my case notes…that's four months of work!’" he said.
The law student wrestled the bat away, and sent the burglar to the hospital for stitches. Fortunately for him, he is a law student at Arizona State. Here in Wisconsin, he would probably have been prosecuted for battery, seriously endangering his chances of being found morally fit for the bar.
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