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romothesavior wrote:As many of you know, I am planning a night on the town for the week before orientation, including a Cardinals game and a trip down the landing. This will be a great way for all of us to see the city, get to know one another, and enjoy ourselves before the year starts, so hopefully we get a good turnout!

I will probably order the Cardinals tickets in the next few days. I know we still have a while before we get down there and we can iron out the details in August, but I want to make sure I get enough tickets. My biggest concern is that the tickets I have my eye on are gone when I go to order them. Buying early is definitely the way to go so we are sure we have enough.

The Details:
-Cardinals game against the Milwaukee Brewers
-August 17 at 7:15
-Tickets will be $21 each (The service fees pushed it to $21)
-Will probably go to Mike Shannon's restaurant or Paddy O's (two popular pre-game hangouts) for some beers and hot dogs before the game.
-Whoever wants to go down to Laclede's Landing or a casino after the game is welcome to come. (I know I will be there!)

I can buy 18 tickets that are pretty much together (and I might be able to snag a few more in the same area). The tickets are in the bleachers, and 12 are in one row and 6 are in another row. As of now, I have 12 tickets taken:

The Honorable Romothesavior
NU Jet- 2
Strato- 1 or 2
Panadera
Ec2xs
Jtow
Robin
Myq
Mazzini
Ziggystardust
Jcougar

If you are going, please confirm!!! And did I miss anyone who said they wanted to go? Anyone else interested who hasn't told me yet? Camstant? Steph? Nyyankees?

Let me know if you are interested so I can buy the tickets, and enjoy the rest of your summer. Can't wait to meet everyone and start in the fall!

2013esq wrote:
Me!!!!!


BTW, flow: I'll turn 29 during our first semester. Let's kick it.

myq wrote:Good thing by next World Cup I'll have already graduated from law school. I don't think I could get any studying done with this going on.

fl0w wrote:

2013esq wrote:
Me!!!!!


BTW, flow: I'll turn 29 during our first semester. Let's kick it.

we shall kick it old school!!!!!!

publiuspublicola wrote:

fl0w wrote:

2013esq wrote:
Me!!!!!


BTW, flow: I'll turn 29 during our first semester. Let's kick it.

we shall kick it old school!!!!!!

<----- 27. We are old, verily.

Did you get me on the list, Romo??

dudnaito wrote:

myq wrote:Good thing by next World Cup I'll have already graduated from law school. I don't think I could get any studying done with this going on.

I hear ya. It's 2:30 am right now, and I can't sleep... 2 more hours until the real finals: Germany vs. Spain, although the Netherlands final is bound to be great too.

I say Germany.

JTOW, just noticed we have the same number of posts... irrelevance high five!!!

romothesavior wrote:

publiuspublicola wrote:

fl0w wrote:

2013esq wrote:
Me!!!!!


BTW, flow: I'll turn 29 during our first semester. Let's kick it.

we shall kick it old school!!!!!!

<----- 27. We are old, verily.

Did you get me on the list, Romo??

Yep, you're in.

By the way, I dunno how it is where you guys are, but it is HOT today.

dudnaito wrote:

myq wrote:Good thing by next World Cup I'll have already graduated from law school. I don't think I could get any studying done with this going on.

I hear ya. It's 2:30 am right now, and I can't sleep... 2 more hours until the real finals: Germany vs. Spain, although the Netherlands final is bound to be great too.

I say Germany.

JTOW, just noticed we have the same number of posts... irrelevance high five!!!

romothesavior wrote:As many of you know, I am planning a night on the town for the week before orientation, including a Cardinals game and a trip down the landing. This will be a great way for all of us to see the city, get to know one another, and enjoy ourselves before the year starts, so hopefully we get a good turnout!

I will probably order the Cardinals tickets in the next few days. I know we still have a while before we get down there and we can iron out the details in August, but I want to make sure I get enough tickets. My biggest concern is that the tickets I have my eye on are gone when I go to order them. Buying early is definitely the way to go so we are sure we have enough.

The Details:
-Cardinals game against the Milwaukee Brewers
-August 17 at 7:15
-Tickets will be $21 each (The service fees pushed it to $21)
-Will probably go to Mike Shannon's restaurant or Paddy O's (two popular pre-game hangouts) for some beers and hot dogs before the game.
-Whoever wants to go down to Laclede's Landing or a casino after the game is welcome to come. (I know I will be there!)

I can buy 18 tickets that are pretty much together (and I might be able to snag a few more in the same area). The tickets are in the bleachers, and 12 are in one row and 6 are in another row. As of now, I have 12 tickets taken:

The Honorable Romothesavior
NU Jet- 2
Strato- 1 or 2
Panadera
Ec2xs
Jtow
Robin
Myq
Mazzini
Ziggystardust
Jcougar

If you are going, please confirm!!! And did I miss anyone who said they wanted to go? Anyone else interested who hasn't told me yet? Camstant? Steph? Nyyankees?

Let me know if you are interested so I can buy the tickets, and enjoy the rest of your summer. Can't wait to meet everyone and start in the fall!

fl0w wrote:

dudnaito wrote:

robin600 wrote: Oh yeah, does anyone know what the average age is going to be? The WUSTL home page has 5 law school students and they look fairly up there. I'm 25, and I would've had at least 4 of them pegged as older than that.

your age radar is malfunctioning. I only estimate one of them to be over 25 and that's only because of his hairline.
The median age at WULAW is 23 and I expect that to be on the younger side of 23 this year because of all the "in this economy" garbage.

as a 27yr old, I feel like I'm gonna be one of the old-folks.

fl0w wrote: as a 27yr old, I feel like I'm gonna be one of the old-folks.

Stephanie13 wrote:Thanks guys, I think I'm going to try and stay away from BoA though since my sister has had such bad experiences with them. I might just go with an online bank.

edit: Unless anyone else as a suggestion other than Bank of America.

motedust wrote:Woooo it's 6:40 am in St. Louis and I'm about to get breakfast and head to school for housing day! First time in STL pretty stoked.

motedust wrote:Woooo it's 6:40 am in St. Louis and I'm about to get breakfast and head to school for housing day! First time in STL pretty stoked.

motedust wrote:Woooo it's 6:40 am in St. Louis and I'm about to get breakfast and head to school for housing day! First time in STL pretty stoked.

myq wrote:

dudnaito wrote:

myq wrote:Good thing by next World Cup I'll have already graduated from law school. I don't think I could get any studying done with this going on.

I hear ya. It's 2:30 am right now, and I can't sleep... 2 more hours until the real finals: Germany vs. Spain, although the Netherlands final is bound to be great too.

I say Germany.

JTOW, just noticed we have the same number of posts... irrelevance high five!!!

Where in the world are you?

dudnaito wrote:when do scholarships come into play? The first tuition just came out at like.... 21K approximately, methinks?

JCougar wrote:

Stephanie13 wrote:Thanks guys, I think I'm going to try and stay away from BoA though since my sister has had such bad experiences with them. I might just go with an online bank.

edit: Unless anyone else as a suggestion other than Bank of America.

I just don't like banks in general. I have never had a good experience with any of them. I've been using credit unions for the past 10 years basically. Does Wash U have a credit union? Are there any credit unions in St. Louis that people have used?

Stephanie13 wrote:Although the downside of switching to a credit union in St. Louis is that after 3 years, you may or may not still be in St. Louis.