Penn Law Class Visit-- Day 3

Today was like a nice early summer day. After I ran to train station and got on the train, I was already like just getting out of the gym.


When I checked in with the lady at the law school entrance, she was on the phone. After I filled out the guest registration book and was prepared to move on, she turned away from the phone and said, “Miss, Even if I remember you, you still need to show me a photo ID.”

Well, it was like I just learned a small lesson.

I got a Constitutional Law class today. I went to the classroom by myself. To make sure I get the right room, I asked a boy if it was a Con Law class. He said yes, and added that it was a great class.

The professor was a guy with a typical happy-face (according to my personal observations), which is round and a little bit chubby. Happy-face was humorous, making the class laugh a lot. I got most of his jokes, but little of the cases. All I learned was that he was talking about a constitutional amendment concerning discrimination. He asked a lot of questions, but he didn’t push students around. If one looked like struggling, he would give additional hints. The students seemed relaxed and happy. If most law classes are like that, I think I can handle.