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How do I avoid the stress of law school? By becoming a runner.

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Why Law Students Should Take Up Running

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Why did I start the Couch to 5k Program?

Couch to 5k: Week 3 Check-in

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Maia: I'm a 2L in law school who has a unique background and is now tracking her journey through law school and training to be a runner.

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