And uptight.bk187 wrote:Holy fuck some people are dumb.
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Same thing.paratactical wrote:And uptight.bk187 wrote:Holy fuck some people are dumb.
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Princeton Review has rankings of most liberal and most conservative. Apparently they do student surveys to gather the data.
"Most Conservative Students" – George Mason University
"Most Liberal Students" – American University
There are lists of both but you have to sign up to see the full rankings. Also a quick search of TLS shows at least one other thread with this topic, so I think the joke responses are merited.
"Most Conservative Students" – George Mason University
"Most Liberal Students" – American University
There are lists of both but you have to sign up to see the full rankings. Also a quick search of TLS shows at least one other thread with this topic, so I think the joke responses are merited.
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notes have been taken for future improvement. thanks paratactical
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Thanks to Rand, Posthawk and Ohlawl for relevant posts. And Ohlawl I looked back in the forum a few pages and couldn't find any threads on this topic other than one that was specifically about Arizona State. Yeah maybe doing a search would have been the best idea, but I figured if it hadn't been discussed since at least July it wouldn't be a horrific thing to bring it up again and that there could have possibly been new stats that came out since then. My sincere apologies to anybody that may have been have found themselves dreadfully bored having to read a question that they may have seen a few months ago. I'll make sure it doesn't happen again.
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Dont worry about people on this forum who are dumbasses. You have to just assume the ones with 10,000 plus posts either have no life, or are actually interested in helping people. I am sure you can easily figure out who goes for which.FAR262 wrote:Thanks to Rand, Posthawk and Ohlawl for relevant posts. And Ohlawl I looked back in the forum a few pages and couldn't find any threads on this topic other than one that was specifically about Arizona State. Yeah maybe doing a search would have been the best idea, but I figured if it hadn't been discussed since at least July it wouldn't be a horrific thing to bring it up again and that there could have possibly been new stats that came out since then. My sincere apologies to anybody that may have been have found themselves dreadfully bored having to read a question that they may have seen a few months ago. I'll make sure it doesn't happen again.
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Just to be clear, I made fun of your question because I think it's a silly question, not because it's been discussed recently. Median political belief isn't as easy to measure as median LSAT.FAR262 wrote:Thanks to Rand, Posthawk and Ohlawl for relevant posts. And Ohlawl I looked back in the forum a few pages and couldn't find any threads on this topic other than one that was specifically about Arizona State. Yeah maybe doing a search would have been the best idea, but I figured if it hadn't been discussed since at least July it wouldn't be a horrific thing to bring it up again and that there could have possibly been new stats that came out since then. My sincere apologies to anybody that may have been have found themselves dreadfully bored having to read a question that they may have seen a few months ago. I'll make sure it doesn't happen again.
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Why would the degree to which the faculty/students of a given law school suffer from your particular flavor of ideological disease be relevant?
I suppose it might be nice to know where you can go to have your silly beliefs challenged/stretched, but something tells me that instead, you're looking for a place where your delicate conservative flower won't be trampled on by those mean liberal hippies.
Protip: If you focus on going to a conservative enough school, you'll get the same lessons you would have gotten at a good school. The rub is that the unemployment line isn't as kind a teacher as your classmates would have been.
Anyway, to make a good faith attempt to answer the question: It's not quite T-14, but Ave Maria is super conservative; try there!
I suppose it might be nice to know where you can go to have your silly beliefs challenged/stretched, but something tells me that instead, you're looking for a place where your delicate conservative flower won't be trampled on by those mean liberal hippies.
Protip: If you focus on going to a conservative enough school, you'll get the same lessons you would have gotten at a good school. The rub is that the unemployment line isn't as kind a teacher as your classmates would have been.
Anyway, to make a good faith attempt to answer the question: It's not quite T-14, but Ave Maria is super conservative; try there!
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Adam West frowns upon this babble.Chupavida wrote:Why would the degree to which the faculty/students of a given law school suffer from your particular flavor of ideological disease be relevant?
I suppose it might be nice to know where you can go to have your silly beliefs challenged/stretched, but something tells me that instead, you're looking for a place where your delicate conservative flower won't be trampled on by those mean liberal hippies.
Protip: If you focus on going to a conservative enough school, you'll get the same lessons you would have gotten at a good school. The rub is that the unemployment line isn't as kind a teacher as your classmates would have been.
Anyway, to make a good faith attempt to answer the question: It's not quite T-14, but Ave Maria is super conservative; try there!
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Yale is whatever you want it to be. Unicorns could shooting rainbows into your mouth and you still have it made.
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I find it highly unlikely that every single student, professor and administrator at UVA voted for McCain, considering Obama won Virginia by about 7 points.Bumi wrote:I heard every single student, professor, and administrator at Berkeley voted for Obama and every single student, professor, and administrator at Virginia voted for McCain.
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Are there like 7,000 people living in the State of Virginia?fear&loathingintexas wrote:I find it highly unlikely that every single student, professor and administrator at UVA voted for McCain, considering Obama won Virginia by about 7 points.Bumi wrote:I heard every single student, professor, and administrator at Berkeley voted for Obama and every single student, professor, and administrator at Virginia voted for McCain.
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You have clearly bested him. He'll think twice before he makes such a bold statement in the future.fear&loathingintexas wrote:I find it highly unlikely that every single student, professor and administrator at UVA voted for McCain, considering Obama won Virginia by about 7 points.Bumi wrote:I heard every single student, professor, and administrator at Berkeley voted for Obama and every single student, professor, and administrator at Virginia voted for McCain.
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ResolutePear wrote:Are there like 7,000 people living in the State of Virginia?fear&loathingintexas wrote:I find it highly unlikely that every single student, professor and administrator at UVA voted for McCain, considering Obama won Virginia by about 7 points.Bumi wrote:I heard every single student, professor, and administrator at Berkeley voted for Obama and every single student, professor, and administrator at Virginia voted for McCain.
And they all voted for McCain.
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Quick, hide your women and kids - McCain is back on the trail... as akalvano wrote:ResolutePear wrote:Are there like 7,000 people living in the State of Virginia?fear&loathingintexas wrote:I find it highly unlikely that every single student, professor and administrator at UVA voted for McCain, considering Obama won Virginia by about 7 points.Bumi wrote:I heard every single student, professor, and administrator at Berkeley voted for Obama and every single student, professor, and administrator at Virginia voted for McCain.
And they all voted for McCain.
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+1Bildungsroman wrote:You have clearly bested him. He'll think twice before he makes such a bold statement in the future.fear&loathingintexas wrote:I find it highly unlikely that every single student, professor and administrator at UVA voted for McCain, considering Obama won Virginia by about 7 points.Bumi wrote:I heard every single student, professor, and administrator at Berkeley voted for Obama and every single student, professor, and administrator at Virginia voted for McCain.
OH SNAP, nothing gets by fear&loathingintexas. Fucking pwned his ass. This will go down in history.
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D. H2Oman wrote:+1Bildungsroman wrote:You have clearly bested him. He'll think twice before he makes such a bold statement in the future.fear&loathingintexas wrote:I find it highly unlikely that every single student, professor and administrator at UVA voted for McCain, considering Obama won Virginia by about 7 points.Bumi wrote:I heard every single student, professor, and administrator at Berkeley voted for Obama and every single student, professor, and administrator at Virginia voted for McCain.
OH SNAP, nothing gets by fear&loathingintexas. Fucking pwned his ass. This will go down in history.
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--ImageRemoved--D. H2Oman wrote:+1Bildungsroman wrote:You have clearly bested him. He'll think twice before he makes such a bold statement in the future.fear&loathingintexas wrote:I find it highly unlikely that every single student, professor and administrator at UVA voted for McCain, considering Obama won Virginia by about 7 points.Bumi wrote:I heard every single student, professor, and administrator at Berkeley voted for Obama and every single student, professor, and administrator at Virginia voted for McCain.
OH SNAP, nothing gets by fear&loathingintexas. Fucking pwned his ass. This will go down in history.
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You must be new here. Welcome to TLSfear&loathingintexas wrote:I find it highly unlikely that every single student, professor and administrator at UVA voted for McCain, considering Obama won Virginia by about 7 points.Bumi wrote:I heard every single student, professor, and administrator at Berkeley voted for Obama and every single student, professor, and administrator at Virginia voted for McCain.
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