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Can 1Ls join any of the reading groups? The website makes it sound like there are reading groups just for 1Ls, but when I searched the course catalog for reading groups, I didn't see any of them being marked as only for 1Ls or anything like that.
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There are 1L specific reading groups, but I don't think 1Ls can enroll in the ones that are just listed in the course catalog.EdSaid wrote:Can 1Ls join any of the reading groups? The website makes it sound like there are reading groups just for 1Ls, but when I searched the course catalog for reading groups, I didn't see any of them being marked as only for 1Ls or anything like that.
+1Cobretti wrote:I miss this... please start making threads again.scifiguy wrote:Do any students here collect stuffed animals?
Would it be weird to have a stuffed animal social group/club in law school?
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I'm planning on repaying my loans with beanie babies. I mean they have to be worth something one of these days, right?scifiguy wrote:Do any students here collect stuffed animals?
Would it be weird to have a stuffed animal social group/club in law school?
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I had a Garfield Beanie, but he's lost now. I think he got lost possibly during a moving/packing process. But, yeah, it's possible they will be worth something some day as a collectible.I, Lawyer wrote:I'm planning on repaying my loans with beanie babies. I mean they have to be worth something one of these days, right?scifiguy wrote:Do any students here collect stuffed animals?
Would it be weird to have a stuffed animal social group/club in law school?
To elaborate on my post, I was thinking it could not only be a club for students who collect stuffed animals, but also be a charity as well. Every Christmas (and even on normal days of the year), there are many children across the U.S. who for a variety of reasons may not get gifts and toys. Some have parents who are incarcerated, whereas others may come from poor families barely able to make ends meet. These are kids who may not get to enjoy "normal" kid things and a kids life the same way many of us do.
For those who have a heart for kids and also stuffed animals, this club could be a great way to share our passion for stuffed animals, while also setting up an annual Christmas law student children's charity drive. We could all pick out neat stuffed animals that we think the kids would love and create a donation in the name of our law school club. It'd be a neat social outlet for law students too.
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I don't make threads anymore. There was an explanation as to why in another thread (I believe it was the "biglaw social atmosphere one" ..I think ...or perhaps the "biglaw performance enhancers" one). But I do post in existing threads.Cobretti wrote:I miss this... please start making threads again.scifiguy wrote:Do any students here collect stuffed animals?
Would it be weird to have a stuffed animal social group/club in law school?
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I think he was hoping we all had famous-actress quality looks.roranoa wrote:Acrossthelake, I've been meaning to ask this for a long time, is your profile pic your actual photo?? And what's the general quality of HLS ladies?(appearance-wise)
*Edited for spelling and extra question.
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As long as we are on the subject I felt like everyone at orientation was freakishly good looking. Like I didn't see a single fat person and after a while started looking because I was so weirded out by it.Eichörnchen wrote:I think he was hoping we all had famous-actress quality looks.roranoa wrote:Acrossthelake, I've been meaning to ask this for a long time, is your profile pic your actual photo?? And what's the general quality of HLS ladies?(appearance-wise)
*Edited for spelling and extra question.
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You mean ASW, where you met current 1Ls? Yeah, they don't allow the fat 1Ls to attend thatwert3813 wrote:As long as we are on the subject I felt like everyone at orientation was freakishly good looking. Like I didn't see a single fat person and after a while started looking because I was so weirded out by it.Eichörnchen wrote:I think he was hoping we all had famous-actress quality looks.roranoa wrote:Acrossthelake, I've been meaning to ask this for a long time, is your profile pic your actual photo?? And what's the general quality of HLS ladies?(appearance-wise)
*Edited for spelling and extra question.
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I think JS started the Skype chat interviews to weed out the fat & ugly ones. Good for her.wert3813 wrote:As long as we are on the subject I felt like everyone at orientation was freakishly good looking. Like I didn't see a single fat person and after a while started looking because I was so weirded out by it.Eichörnchen wrote:I think he was hoping we all had famous-actress quality looks.roranoa wrote:Acrossthelake, I've been meaning to ask this for a long time, is your profile pic your actual photo?? And what's the general quality of HLS ladies?(appearance-wise)
*Edited for spelling and extra question.
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How serious is the "no coffee makers in the dorms" rule? It's just a cruel joke, right?
If it makes any difference, mine's just a one cup brewer that shuts off as soon as it's out of water. No hot plate or anything.
Just signed up for the WLA mentor program too - has anyone else done this, or is a big sister this year? I'm pretty excited about it.
If it makes any difference, mine's just a one cup brewer that shuts off as soon as it's out of water. No hot plate or anything.
Just signed up for the WLA mentor program too - has anyone else done this, or is a big sister this year? I'm pretty excited about it.
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I signed up also.
sabanist wrote:How serious is the "no coffee makers in the dorms" rule? It's just a cruel joke, right?
If it makes any difference, mine's just a one cup brewer that shuts off as soon as it's out of water. No hot plate or anything.
Just signed up for the WLA mentor program too - has anyone else done this, or is a big sister this year? I'm pretty excited about it.
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sabanist wrote:How serious is the "no coffee makers in the dorms" rule? It's just a cruel joke, right?
Just signed up for the WLA mentor program too - has anyone else done this, or is a big sister this year? I'm pretty excited about it.
I'm not even living in the dorms and learning that you can't have coffee makers has left me shaken. It's OK, you can come to my place and get coffee. I have an espresso machine, a drip maker, a French press, and a Vietnamese filter. I... might have a problem.
And I signed up for that too! I'm really curious to see who I'm paired with.
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What do people do for fun at Harvard? Do people go out to bars ocassionally on weekends? Or is everyone really studious
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A good group of folks goes out to bars every weekend (starting with bar review on Thursday). HLS students are just a bunch of nerdy twenty-somethings, but we're still people... some of us....lawschoolboundfuture wrote:What do people do for fun at Harvard? Do people go out to bars ocassionally on weekends? Or is everyone really studious
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Does Harvard reallyx2 average multiple LSAT scores? Any inside scoop on this?
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What have you been doing for the past 4 years of your life since you've signed up?roranoa wrote:Does Harvard reallyx2 average multiple LSAT scores? Any inside scoop on this?
For 40% of people, it's whatever normal 20 somethings do on a weekend. For another 40% of people, it's what especially nerdy and introverted normal 20 somethings do on a weekend. For the final 20% of people, it's studying in Wasserstein and/or their apartment.lawschoolboundfuture wrote:What do people do for fun at Harvard? Do people go out to bars ocassionally on weekends? Or is everyone really studious
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I've been getting mixed answers and I actually never asked anyone on this thread.Doorkeeper wrote:What have you been doing for the past 4 years of your life since you've signed up?roranoa wrote:Does Harvard reallyx2 average multiple LSAT scores? Any inside scoop on this?
To answer your question more literally I've been watching a lot of TV and wasting my life.
But seriously, does HLS actually average everyone with multiple scores? Or is it more flexible on this.
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No chance I'd have been admitted if HLS had actually averaged my two scores. HTHroranoa wrote:I've been getting mixed answers and I actually never asked anyone on this thread.Doorkeeper wrote:What have you been doing for the past 4 years of your life since you've signed up?roranoa wrote:Does Harvard reallyx2 average multiple LSAT scores? Any inside scoop on this?
To answer your question more literally I've been watching a lot of TV and wasting my life.
But seriously, does HLS actually average everyone with multiple scores? Or is it more flexible on this.
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Can 1Ls participate in the Employment Law Clinic in the Spring (I'm assuming definitely not in the Fall)? Also, any thoughts on that clinic?
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Mista Bojangles wrote: No chance I'd have been admitted if HLS had actually averaged my two scores. HTH
If they don't really average, then why do they say they do officially?
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Can't do Clinics your 1L year- not that you would want to anyway with the amount of work they are.kulshan wrote:Can 1Ls participate in the Employment Law Clinic in the Spring (I'm assuming definitely not in the Fall)? Also, any thoughts on that clinic?
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the only thing HLS loves more than keeping up appearances is keeping up medians. why not do both at once?roranoa wrote:Mista Bojangles wrote: No chance I'd have been admitted if HLS had actually averaged my two scores. HTH
If they don't really average, then why do they say they do officially?
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Haha. Now the poor kid will probably go into his JS1 and ask JS whether Harvard averages scores, and if not, why the stated policy on the website is incorrect.Wormfather wrote:They don't say so officially (they probably use the word holistic or something similar) and if they do, it's just for show.roranoa wrote:Mista Bojangles wrote: No chance I'd have been admitted if HLS had actually averaged my two scores. HTH
If they don't really average, then why do they say they do officially?
They DO interview candidates and there you will have to carry on a normal conversation wherein you might ask a question, get a reasonable answer and have to accept it.
You should work in that.
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