I may or may not own six dozen hawaiian shirts

I would hear more of this Kevin Chin you speak of, he sounds amazing

Such lies. I know all about flips. He's really, really short....amirite?

Asking for someone (who is not me) who has been admitted to Northwestern and a number of other T14's and is trying to choose between them:

Are there any classes/opportunities/clubs at all for someone interested in union-side labor law? Any professors who seem particularly interested in labor law during class? Any comment on this at all would be really useful-- he is deeply worried the JD/MBA's will give him wedgies in the bathroom.

Thanks, y'all!

LOL, MBA students are fucking nerds like law students, only nobody told them how nerdy they are.

Me again. I can't remember if I've asked this before, but... when in 1L year will we we need a suit? I know we take facebook photos first day; what do women wear in those? Will I need a suit before Christmas (when I could go home and buy a decent suit with a student discount and without sales tax)?

I believe the photos were business prof (I know I had a tie on, can't remember about the jacket)...there are networking events in the fall that some probably wore suits to, there were also mock interviews that required a suit...all said I'd try and bring at least 1 business pro outfit.

Dunno what women wore but it's business casual as homestyle said. I was even more of a slacker and just wore a button up without a tie (it wasn't even ironed, I basically threw it on without really thinking twice). Incidentally, I got my 1L summer gig through an employer finding me in our resume book and I'm not entirely sure if the picture we took during orientation is associated with that. I think other people were even wearing sweatshirts so that pic is probably not a big deal.

You won't need a suit for firm receptions, business casual is more than enough (and if they're at school then most people are just wearing jeans anyways). I don't know when the mock interviews are but homestyle makes a good point that you should have it for that. Other than that, there are some people who got interviews during December because they sent stuff out December 1. However these people were in a very very small minority.

I didn't wear a suit until after Christmas. I didn't really do any of the networking or mock interviews stuff, though. I can't remember what everyone wore for the photos but I was in a button down without a tie and don't remember feeling underdressed.

Thanks for the info, all. I'm thinking I'll get one basic suit before school starts just to be prepared. If I need more later, I can shop when I'm home for Christmas.

I've never worn a suit! This is kind of exciting.

Ugh. Another K-JD with so much to learn...

O_0

really???? never been to a wedding/fancy dinner/funeral?

rinkrat is a lady, so I assume a dress or something was work on those occasions?

K-JD, not even close! (I'm 32.) I've just never had a job where anything more formal than cargo pants and a polo shirt was required.

And yes, I'm female, so it's not like I've had to wear a suit to weddings and formals. I have lots of dresses, but nothing approaching a skirt suit.

I guess that's valid. I wore skirt suits to work a lot before I started my current job, where I have to purposefully look like shit.

My current job (I work for a small city utility) requires me to sit at a computer most of the time, but field visits are frequent enough that wearing anything nice is stupid. Standing around in a muddy construction site + suit = not a good idea.

haha, I know you're not a K-JD.

lol, gotcha.

I do have much to learn, though. Why, back in my day, we didn't register for classes on this intertubes thing.

This guy disagrees:

Well hell, if they gave me a Segway...

I hope that whenever you have to wear it, you walk around campus complaining that people are getting stuff on your increasingly expensive suit and yell "come on!"

"Are you really going to get the guy in the 1/16-of-COA suit dirty? COME ON."