Orale que chingon. Entonces no te sientes identificado con la cultura Japonesa en lo mas minimo?Kên wrote:
No, I'm not Japanese. A long long time ago my great grandparent's grandparents (or something like that, not really sure) left Japan for Peru, so I have no ties to Japanese culture. I consider myself Peruvian and Hispanic.
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That's the sweet thing about Hispanic being an ethnicity not a race. He could say that his parents left Japan 21 years ago and his mom gave birth to him five minutes after getting off the plane. However, he still feels like he's Hispanic 'cause he was raised in Peru. URM boost, please! Granted, being Peruvian doesn't get you as much as being Mexican.rGsgbJsl1 wrote:Orale que chingon. Entonces no te sientes identificado con la cultura Japonesa en lo mas minimo?Kên wrote:
No, I'm not Japanese. A long long time ago my great grandparent's grandparents (or something like that, not really sure) left Japan for Peru, so I have no ties to Japanese culture. I consider myself Peruvian and Hispanic.
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That's why I asked him about his relation to Japanese culture. i think it could be argued a Japanese immigrant who didn't really assimilate with the general culture cannot claim to be Hispanic.dudester wrote:That's the sweet thing about Hispanic being an ethnicity not a race. He could say my parents left Japan and my mom gave birth to me five minutes after getting off the plane. However, I feel like I'm Hispanic 'cause I was raised in Peru. URM boost, please! Granted, being Peruvian doesn't get you as much as being Mexican.rGsgbJsl1 wrote:Orale que chingon. Entonces no te sientes identificado con la cultura Japonesa en lo mas minimo?Kên wrote:
No, I'm not Japanese. A long long time ago my great grandparent's grandparents (or something like that, not really sure) left Japan for Peru, so I have no ties to Japanese culture. I consider myself Peruvian and Hispanic.
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That's the thing, when my family emigrated they assimilated into Peruvian culture and disposed of their Japanese heritage as much as they could, learning the language and embracing the culture so as to secure decent jobs. I am not Japanese. I am Peruvian and I am Hispanic. If you don't like the fact that someone like me will be getting a boost, you either don't believe me or don't understand my situation. I'm sorry.rGsgbJsl1 wrote:That's why I asked him about his relation to Japanese culture. i think it could be argued a Japanese immigrant who didn't really assimilate with the general culture cannot claim to be Hispanic.dudester wrote:That's the sweet thing about Hispanic being an ethnicity not a race. He could say my parents left Japan and my mom gave birth to me five minutes after getting off the plane. However, I feel like I'm Hispanic 'cause I was raised in Peru. URM boost, please! Granted, being Peruvian doesn't get you as much as being Mexican.rGsgbJsl1 wrote:Orale que chingon. Entonces no te sientes identificado con la cultura Japonesa en lo mas minimo?Kên wrote:
No, I'm not Japanese. A long long time ago my great grandparent's grandparents (or something like that, not really sure) left Japan for Peru, so I have no ties to Japanese culture. I consider myself Peruvian and Hispanic.
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WTF???Kên wrote: That's the thing, when my family emigrated they assimilated into Peruvian culture and disposed of their Japanese heritage as much as they could, learning the language and embracing the culture so as to secure decent jobs. I am not Japanese. I am Peruvian and I am Hispanic. If you don't like the fact that someone like me will be getting a boost, you either don't believe me or don't understand my situation. I'm sorry.
I wasn't even talking about you in that example. Read it again and you'll see I was speaking in general terms (Hint: I said A Japanese immigrant, you're obviously not a Japanese immigrant). Hey, I'm glad you consider yourself Hispanic, that in no way, shape or form harms me.
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i quoted you and dudester, but I was referring to his post not yours. sorry about that.rGsgbJsl1 wrote:WTF???Kên wrote: That's the thing, when my family emigrated they assimilated into Peruvian culture and disposed of their Japanese heritage as much as they could, learning the language and embracing the culture so as to secure decent jobs. I am not Japanese. I am Peruvian and I am Hispanic. If you don't like the fact that someone like me will be getting a boost, you either don't believe me or don't understand my situation. I'm sorry.
I wasn't even talking about you in that example. Read it again and you'll see I was speaking in general terms (Hint: I said A Japanese immigrant, you're obviously not a Japanese immigrant). Hey, I'm glad you consider yourself Hispanic, that in no way, shape or form harms me.
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Ok, ok, I see. But I'm afraid dudester is not speaking out of his ass. There is a consensus in TLS (I don't know how much that reflects the real thing) that Puerto Ricans and Mexicans are the only ones that get the boost. I'm sure dudester wasn't trying to imply that he didn't want you to get the boost, but like I said, it seems these two groups are the ones that benefit mostly from the boost.Kên wrote:i quoted you and dudester, but I was referring to his post not yours. sorry about that.rGsgbJsl1 wrote:WTF???Kên wrote: That's the thing, when my family emigrated they assimilated into Peruvian culture and disposed of their Japanese heritage as much as they could, learning the language and embracing the culture so as to secure decent jobs. I am not Japanese. I am Peruvian and I am Hispanic. If you don't like the fact that someone like me will be getting a boost, you either don't believe me or don't understand my situation. I'm sorry.
I wasn't even talking about you in that example. Read it again and you'll see I was speaking in general terms (Hint: I said A Japanese immigrant, you're obviously not a Japanese immigrant). Hey, I'm glad you consider yourself Hispanic, that in no way, shape or form harms me.
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Defensive much? I merely pointed out the realities of the label "Hispanic". Nobody here like/dislikes/cares whether you get a boost or not. Let's not have this thread take a turn in the wrong direction.Kên wrote:i quoted you and dudester, but I was referring to his post not yours. sorry about that.rGsgbJsl1 wrote:WTF???Kên wrote: That's the thing, when my family emigrated they assimilated into Peruvian culture and disposed of their Japanese heritage as much as they could, learning the language and embracing the culture so as to secure decent jobs. I am not Japanese. I am Peruvian and I am Hispanic. If you don't like the fact that someone like me will be getting a boost, you either don't believe me or don't understand my situation. I'm sorry.
I wasn't even talking about you in that example. Read it again and you'll see I was speaking in general terms (Hint: I said A Japanese immigrant, you're obviously not a Japanese immigrant). Hey, I'm glad you consider yourself Hispanic, that in no way, shape or form harms me.
Where's my JR1, Hahvahd?!
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Bingo.rGsgbJsl1 wrote:Ok, ok, I see. But I'm afraid dudester is not speaking out of his ass. There is a consensus in TLS (I don't know how much that reflects the real thing) that Puerto Ricans and Mexicans are the only ones that get the boost. I'm sure dudester wasn't trying to imply that he didn't want you to get the boost, but like I said, it seems these two groups are the ones that benefit mostly from the boost.Kên wrote:i quoted you and dudester, but I was referring to his post not yours. sorry about that.rGsgbJsl1 wrote:WTF???Kên wrote: That's the thing, when my family emigrated they assimilated into Peruvian culture and disposed of their Japanese heritage as much as they could, learning the language and embracing the culture so as to secure decent jobs. I am not Japanese. I am Peruvian and I am Hispanic. If you don't like the fact that someone like me will be getting a boost, you either don't believe me or don't understand my situation. I'm sorry.
I wasn't even talking about you in that example. Read it again and you'll see I was speaking in general terms (Hint: I said A Japanese immigrant, you're obviously not a Japanese immigrant). Hey, I'm glad you consider yourself Hispanic, that in no way, shape or form harms me.
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wow we have gotten off track
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Of course we have, it's the URM board.R. Hood wrote:wow we have gotten off track
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Application received...the wait begins
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JR1 e-mail today!
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bottomshelf wrote:JR1 e-mail today!
Nice! ¡Echale ganas!
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Thanks! I'm listening to Teleradio Donoso's "Eras mi persona favorita" and thinking of Harvard. Weird, but meh.coollegemex wrote:Nice! ¡Echale ganas!
Buena suerte to everyone on their cycle!
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bottomshelf wrote:Thanks! I'm listening to Teleradio Donoso's "Eras mi persona favorita" and thinking of Harvard. Weird, but meh.coollegemex wrote:Nice! ¡Echale ganas!
Buena suerte to everyone on their cycle!
haha and I'm listening to Pau' Dame otro tequila... at least until I get my JR1
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Congrats to those who have gotten a JR1. Are we up to 2 now?
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I'm Hispanic and also got a JR1 around 2 weeks ago.
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Any JR1s or JR2s today?
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I got a JR2 today!
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Guys, congrats on the calls and good luck to HLS hopefuls.
I would like those of you getting JR1/JR2 phone calls update the following statistics thread: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =7&t=93290
Thanks in advance.
I would like those of you getting JR1/JR2 phone calls update the following statistics thread: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =7&t=93290
Thanks in advance.
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Yea I'm wondering if anyone else here has gotten in.. I was held as well, maybe they'll just accept us all in one big hispanic batch haha =Dlightbulb1986 wrote:hey guys i'm reviving this thread after being held at Harvard a few days ago. Anybody else care to update their stats and status?
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Held as well. Stats and URM status on LSN (link in profile). Had my JR1 before Thanksgiving.
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ditto (for everything, minus URM status)Core wrote:Held as well. Stats and URM status on LSN (link in profile). Had my JR1 before Thanksgiving.