Breaking: Emergency Amendments Made in the AER “Major violation of basic structure”, says Stud Mooter May 7, 2020 | Anmol Kohli In a shocking turn of events, the Academic and Examination Regulations (AER) have been amended in light of the COVID-19 pandemic to grant emergency rule-making powers. These have been said to be a “necessary introduction” in order to maintain academic rigour in this unprecedented period of unimportant distractions at home. Two key excerpts from the a

This piece was written by Pallavi Khatri (Batch of 2022). It is the second article of the series ‘Quarantining with Quirk’. This letter was found floating in a corked bottle in the NLS Fish Pond. The writer has since moved to the Savannah to talk to giraffes and philosophize about philosophizing. The writer’s sanity is uncertain and may be reflected in the letter. Trigger Warning: Lockdown Memories #chandigarhgedipeople #quarantiningwithquirk #covid19 #NLSIU #netflix #LawScho

This piece was written by Pallavi Khatri (Batch of 2022). It is the second article of the series ‘Quarantining with Quirk’. This letter was found floating in a corked bottle in the NLS Fish Pond. The writer has since moved to the Savannah to talk to giraffes and philosophize about philosophizing. The writer’s sanity is uncertain and may be reflected in the letter. Trigger Warning: Lockdown Memories #chandigarhgedipeople #quarantiningwithquirk #covid19 #NLSIU #netflix #LawScho

Our online classes started almost immediately after we were all sent home. The lockdown order that followed also meant that most people would have to vacate their temporary residences and go back to their homes. Online classes are functioning smoothly (for the most part), law school is working as usual (minus the physical law school part itself), and the non-teaching staff at NLS are working very hard right now to make this happen. They are at home, they are managing their fa

Arth Nagpal, with inputs from Aman Vasavada (Batch of 2021), writes a parody of Simon & Garfunkel’s legendary “The Sound of Silence” from the point of view of a sad professor unable to engage the attendance-hungry students through a Zoom class. We know you’d rather be hearing your favourite professors sing this after a sleepy 8:50AM class but check out this lyric video by Arth for some close enough tonal reference XD. Scroll on for the lyrics display designed by Smriti Kalra

Arth Nagpal, with inputs from Aman Vasavada (Batch of 2021), writes a parody of Simon & Garfunkel’s legendary “The Sound of Silence” from the point of view of a sad professor unable to engage the attendance-hungry students through a Zoom class. We know you’d rather be hearing your favourite professors sing this after a sleepy 8:50AM class but check out this lyric video by Arth for some close enough tonal reference XD. Scroll on for the lyrics display designed by Smriti Kalra