Many law students are the worst kind of people, particularly during your first year. They all try to sound smart in class. It seems like EVERYONE understands everything. But it's an act. You see, many of these people raise their hand every time they know what's going on. So, if only 2-3 people are raising their hand, that lets you know a number of people don't know what's going on.

The smartest people are often the people not saying anything.  

That said, I don't have an issue with people speaking up in class. I just have an issue when people do it to try and sound smart and intimidate their classmates. (I haven't really seen this after first year).

Go take 2-3 easy classes at an undergrad and get an LSAT tutor.

Fordham

Elementary question, but...what is the best way to accept the offer? Call the office? E-mail? Written Letter? And who do we call/contact?

And what info do we need to put in? (How many weeks we're working, whether it's first/second half...or just say I plan to work at your office for the summer?)

I don't understand why they interviewed you.

But I had an interview (On campus) during my 2L year where the interviewer, at the end, said "We're not hiring 2Ls."

SO WHY DID YOU ASK FOR APPLICATIONS FROM THEM?