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I nearly lost my minor certificate of law if I didn't go to the teacher's office of the Literary and Law College. I went to there and told to professor Yu that I haven't deliver my last paper yet, asking whether I can do it now as a compensation, he allowed it with a smile and give me the model of the thesis.
I studied law from the second semester of my freshman year until the last semester. During the 3 years, or 6 semesters, I studied law even harder than my own major. I wrote my paper myself, and seldom absented in the classes; I even went to listen the lectures of Law with the Law Department students from 03 grade to 05 grade, and bought about 30 books from a elder sister in 01 grade who was enroll by the Central University of Finance and Economics. But I think the most important thing is that I have known many good teachers, including Ms. He, Mr. Wu, Mr. Zhou, and professor Yu, etc. At the same time I learned a lot of things from them as well as their thought about law. These teachers care for me as well as my study and I respect them very much, and I often communicated with them.
Then I download an article and paste it in the model, and then, mission accomplished. In fact, the first paper of law I wrote is completely by myself. I remember that I spent two days in the library searching for the literatures and finished my paper, then I typed it to my computer and printed out. I nearly can remember the paper's name, My questions about the Constitution. I think that paper must scared the teacher, Ms. Liu. Even though that paper may be the worst in all my theses, but I can still recall the name as well as some contents, maybe just because that's really a paper what I wrote for heart.