I guess you could hire two guys and a truck but last year there were a ton of people milling about who would probably help. How much crap are you moving?MissLucky wrote:yeah, the thing is I'm on the 3rd floor so carts wouldn't really be of help...blowhard wrote:Seriously, don't hire movers. The LC has carts I believe.whirledpeas86 wrote:You should post this in the facebook group. If that's all you have to move, you can probably find someone to help you for free/some pizza and beer.MissLucky wrote:Hey - any recommendations on a moving company? I am just moving into the LC and have a mini fridge, microwave, few heavy suitcases that my parents and I would need help with - Betty Brigade is what Diane Nafranowicz of LC told me about, but they are pretty steep in pricing. Any other recs? Thanks a lot!
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Where is the front desk in LC?
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what is the lighting like in a single in the LC? are there overhead lights? how many floor lamps are necessary? will 1 do or would I need more than 1? thanks a lot!
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Northwest corner of the law quad.starchinkilt wrote:Where is the front desk in LC?
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Lamps are not necessary. There are bright florescent overhead lights (much to some people's dismay, although it didn't bother me).MissLucky wrote:what is the lighting like in a single in the LC? are there overhead lights? how many floor lamps are necessary? will 1 do or would I need more than 1? thanks a lot!
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ah, very nice - thanks a lot.Bronte wrote:Lamps are not necessary. There are bright florescent overhead lights (much to some people's dismay, although it didn't bother me).MissLucky wrote:what is the lighting like in a single in the LC? are there overhead lights? how many floor lamps are necessary? will 1 do or would I need more than 1? thanks a lot!
ps - they don't have desk lamps, do they?
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supplements (like E&Es, outlines, hornbooks) are not sold in the bookstore, are they? is my only option to just order them online? (I know it'll be cheaper online too of course)
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They are sold in the bookstore in the Union and on lawopen (our listserv). You'll get a much better deal on lawopen. New, or nearly new, supps trade like crazy all year long.MissLucky wrote:supplements (like E&Es, outlines, hornbooks) are not sold in the bookstore, are they? is my only option to just order them online? (I know it'll be cheaper online too of course)
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thanks! forgive my ignorance but how can i access lawopen? i can't seem to find it on my wolverine access...blowhard wrote:They are sold in the bookstore in the Union and on lawopen (our listserv). You'll get a much better deal on lawopen. New, or nearly new, supps trade like crazy all year long.MissLucky wrote:supplements (like E&Es, outlines, hornbooks) are not sold in the bookstore, are they? is my only option to just order them online? (I know it'll be cheaper online too of course)
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It's better to wait on them for a while anyway. I waited until about a month in. I think some of the stores sell some supplements, but I would just get them online.MissLucky wrote:supplements (like E&Es, outlines, hornbooks) are not sold in the bookstore, are they? is my only option to just order them online? (I know it'll be cheaper online too of course)
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why do you say wait on them - to figure out what people recommend getting/get a feel for the prof, etc.? is there some streamlined process at umich that takes you through supplements and explains how to get which ones, or is all the advice you can find just on TLS and by word of mouth?Bronte wrote:It's better to wait on them for a while anyway. I waited until about a month in. I think some of the stores sell some supplements, but I would just get them online.MissLucky wrote:supplements (like E&Es, outlines, hornbooks) are not sold in the bookstore, are they? is my only option to just order them online? (I know it'll be cheaper online too of course)
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You'll be added sometime during orientation and will get flooded with emails to your umich. You'll know when you're on it.MissLucky wrote:thanks! forgive my ignorance but how can i access lawopen? i can't seem to find it on my wolverine access...blowhard wrote:They are sold in the bookstore in the Union and on lawopen (our listserv). You'll get a much better deal on lawopen. New, or nearly new, supps trade like crazy all year long.MissLucky wrote:supplements (like E&Es, outlines, hornbooks) are not sold in the bookstore, are they? is my only option to just order them online? (I know it'll be cheaper online too of course)
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Thanks! For those of you who lived in lawyers club how does laundry work? coins? card? if a special card, how do you fill it up (through cash only or is credit card okay as well)? thanks!blowhard wrote:You'll be added sometime during orientation and will get flooded with emails to your umich. You'll know when you're on it.MissLucky wrote:thanks! forgive my ignorance but how can i access lawopen? i can't seem to find it on my wolverine access...blowhard wrote:They are sold in the bookstore in the Union and on lawopen (our listserv). You'll get a much better deal on lawopen. New, or nearly new, supps trade like crazy all year long.MissLucky wrote:supplements (like E&Es, outlines, hornbooks) are not sold in the bookstore, are they? is my only option to just order them online? (I know it'll be cheaper online too of course)
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Those of you who had Ed Cooper for Civ Pro - what supplements/outlines/e&es, etc would you recommend?
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You'll have FYI people assigned, in orientation, that had your profs and will answer these kinds of questions.MissLucky wrote:Those of you who had Ed Cooper for Civ Pro - what supplements/outlines/e&es, etc would you recommend?
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oh, very nice. thank youblowhard wrote:You'll have FYI people assigned, in orientation, that had your profs and will answer these kinds of questions.MissLucky wrote:Those of you who had Ed Cooper for Civ Pro - what supplements/outlines/e&es, etc would you recommend?
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The Miller hornbook is a godsend.MissLucky wrote:Those of you who had Ed Cooper for Civ Pro - what supplements/outlines/e&es, etc would you recommend?
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I can't buy my books until loans are disbursed on the first day of class. Any advice on how to deal with this?
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Also, does Clark allow laptops in his torts class?
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Yes he does.whizbang wrote:Also, does Clark allow laptops in his torts class?
Credit card? Or there are copies in the library of most textbooks or the APALSA office (in the legal research building) that you can check out. Or alternatively, just scan to pdf the relevant pages from a nice classmate who has already bought his/her books.whizbang wrote:I can't buy my books until loans are disbursed on the first day of class. Any advice on how to deal with this?
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Hi, have a couple questions for any current students: Is a football weekend better/worse for visiting than an away game weekend? Looking at the SDSU game on the 24th if it matters. And are there any decent hotels to stay at near the campus aren't crazy expensive?
Thanks for the help and sorry if I missed this in an earlier post.
Thanks for the help and sorry if I missed this in an earlier post.
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Cravin wrote:Hi, have a couple questions for any current students: Is a football weekend better/worse for visiting than an away game weekend? Looking at the SDSU game on the 24th if it matters. And are there any decent hotels to stay at near the campus aren't crazy expensive?
Thanks for the help and sorry if I missed this in an earlier post.
Do not come on a home football weekend. Hotels charge a ton (and sometimes require a 2-night minimum stay, if you can even find a room at this late date), restaurants are packed and traffic is awful. The population of AA doubles during a home game.
There are a couple of clusters of hotels around town. My family has stayed in the Hampton Inn near the mall on State St. and liked it. I think it was 89 a night on a regular weekend with an AARP discount.
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Any good dry cleaners near campus?
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Gold Bond Cleaners.starchinkilt wrote:Any good dry cleaners near campus?
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