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Nov 4 Written by Virginia Law Weekly 11/10 - Emma Case ’28 as Jason Street from Friday Night LightsEmma’s commitment to the bit was unparalleled, though her jersey could have also been used without duct tape given Joe Alt’s plethora of injuries. Regardless, she was the life of the party! 8/10 - Kelly Wu ’27 & Leah Lee ’27 as Panda Express and JollibeeThe creativity is impressive, but now this editor of the Law Weekly is hungry and does not have ready access to Panda Express and Jollibee nearby. Also, where is the chicken for the Jollibee? And is there a vegetarian option? 8/10 - Bradley Berklich ’27 and Lauren Anthony as Sam Neill and Laura Dern as Dr. Alan Grant and Dr. Ellie Sattler in Jurassic ParkThe Law Weekly admires the practicality of using a coat and long-sleeve shirt on a cold night, but is disappointed by the worst lack of large dinosaurs since the end of the Cretaceous Period.

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