"Coolest" LS Forum

[star fox]

Can someone explain to me this federalist society?

They're big fans of chick fil a at my school.

[UnicornHunter]

I just got really drunk with a bunch of Chicago 1Ls. It's actually a pleasantly fun group of people. I'm sure it's the same at other top law schools, some people suck, most don't.

[Kratos]

I just got really drunk with a bunch of Chicago 1Ls. It's actually a pleasantly fun group of people. I'm sure it's the same at other top law schools, most people suck, some don't.

FTFY

[beardown_tho]

i think the answers to this question are going to be T1 publics that are in cool areas that aren't florida

washington, wisconsin, colorado, arizona/arizona state, UNC, georgia, alabama

[chuckbass]

Good thing the question started with: "Which T14..."

[hdunlop]

The south, folks

[starry eyed]

Can someone explain to me this federalist society?

They're big fans of chick fil a at my school.

Can someone explain to me this federalist society?

It is for fans of the Federalist Party, especially Alexander Hamilton and John Adams.

Elston is the winner- to the one who quoted at the top, i award you no points.

[elterrible78]

Can someone explain to me this federalist society?

They're big fans of chick fil a at my school.

Can someone explain to me this federalist society?

It is for fans of the Federalist Party, especially Alexander Hamilton and John Adams.

Elston is the winner- to the one who quoted at the top, i award you no points.

If you were looking for an honest answer to your question, you're awarding your "points" (lol, btw) to the wrong poster.

[starry eyed]

funniness was the criteria for my awarding of points

[starry eyed]

heard that richard nixon graduated from duke... what a douche

[elterrible78]

heard that richard nixon graduated from duke... what a douche

I can tell you one thing for sure bro - U of Chicago is the least cool law school. I recommend you avoid it.

[starry eyed]

heard that richard nixon graduated from duke... what a douche

I can tell you one thing for sure bro - U of Chicago is the least cool law school. I recommend you avoid it.

lol do you go there or something? bro, i'm gonna come there and throw some frat parties with the cool bros, don't feel left out, you should come out. we'll get you in the good ol boy network...

for real, if we do cross paths, you'll probably like me, granted you have a sense of humor

[elterrible78]

heard that richard nixon graduated from duke... what a douche

I can tell you one thing for sure bro - U of Chicago is the least cool law school. I recommend you avoid it.

lol do you go there or something? bro, i'm gonna come there and throw some frat parties with the cool bros, don't feel left out, you should come out. we'll get you in the good ol boy network...

for real, if we do cross paths, you'll probably like me, granted you have a sense of humor

I am the good old boy network.

[starry eyed]

Do any of y'all in the t14 know anyone from MS also attending?

[tomwatts]

Definitely just read the thread title as "Cooleyest LS." But no one can out-Cooley Cooley.

[bb44]

Convinced you don't actually go to Ole Miss, probably just an OM fan. Literally no way you've made it around campus multiple years without hearing OM called the "Harvard of the South." In fact, it's difficult to sit in on a single class without someone wearing a shirt saying it. Also unconvinced that anyone there calls each other "bro" in the sense you are using the term. Furthermore, it is a great irony that big city northerners are more likely to be accepting of "deep" southerners than the reciprocal. Southerners also aren't as adept at harsh sarcasm as people from say NYC, Chicago, or Jersey, which makes northerners seem to be much ruder than they're actually being.

[starry eyed]

Convinced you don't actually go to Ole Miss, probably just an OM fan. Literally no way you've made it around campus multiple years without hearing OM called the "Harvard of the South." In fact, it's difficult to sit in on a single class without someone wearing a shirt saying it. Also unconvinced that anyone there calls each other "bro" in the sense you are using the term. Furthermore, it is a great irony that big city northerners are more likely to be accepting of "deep" southerners than the reciprocal. Southerners also aren't as adept at harsh sarcasm as people from say NYC, Chicago, or Jersey, which makes northerners seem to be much ruder than they're actually being.

pretty good first post, u mad bro? I never said i go there. Yet my entire family has so I am an obligated fan. I am one state to the west now (thank god).

[DCNTUA]

Ok so clearly not Columbia