The LAW Is A PRECISE ENDEAVOR

What is the oldest book in the Harvard Library collection?

The Bible.

Wrong. The Gutenberg Bible.

Everyone knows it's the Gutenberg Bible.

Yes, but you didn't say it. The rules dictate you must be precise, as the law is a very precise endeavor. How many U.S. pre...

Wait. That's not fair. You didn't even finish the question.

And yet it's right. The question was going to be how many U.S. presidents have attended Harvard.

You want names? How many current US Supreme Court justices are from our alma mater? Five. Woo!

Yes!

Got anything to say, Ross?

Nope, just that the answer's wrong.

Scalia, Roberts, Kennedy, Breyer, Kagan.

Ginsburg. Ruth Bader Ginsburg went to Columbia. She graduated from Columbia after she attended Harvard for two years. The question was phrased, how many justices were from Harvard? Well, she was on the Harvard Law Review. When she arrived at Columbia as a transfer, she was from Harvard. The rules dictate that you must be precise, as the law is a

was from Harvard. The rules dictate that you must be precise, as the law is a precise endeavor.