SMU 2011 Forum
- fathergoose
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Honestly it looks like a school. It's not stunning inside (with the exception of maybe florence 207) but for the most part its very functional. Plenty of space in the library. The classrooms all have plenty of power outlets. The internet is usually good as long as its not Torts class where half the class is on netflix streaming movies. They have waterless urinals which kind of freaked me out the first time but I've adapted.
- jacketman03
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That's just not right.fathergoose wrote:They have waterless urinals which kind of freaked me out the first time but I've adapted.
- Justathought
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Damn, looks aren't important, but ample water in the urinal has always been a big selling point to me.fathergoose wrote:Honestly it looks like a school. It's not stunning inside (with the exception of maybe florence 207) but for the most part its very functional. Plenty of space in the library. The classrooms all have plenty of power outlets. The internet is usually good as long as its not Torts class where half the class is on netflix streaming movies. They have waterless urinals which kind of freaked me out the first time but I've adapted.
- fathergoose
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According to the signage is saves some ridiculous amount of water a year. It's the least I can do for the environment. I'm pretty sure that balances out me driving a gas guzzling SVU but I haven't run the numbers on that yet.jacketman03 wrote:That's just not right.fathergoose wrote:They have waterless urinals which kind of freaked me out the first time but I've adapted.
- IHaveLawyers
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I would give my nuts to go to SMU.
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- jacketman03
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+1IHaveLawyers wrote:I would give my nuts to go to SMU.
- kalvano
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fathergoose wrote:Honestly it looks like a school. It's not stunning inside (with the exception of maybe florence 207) but for the most part its very functional. Plenty of space in the library. The classrooms all have plenty of power outlets. The internet is usually good as long as its not Torts class where half the class is on netflix streaming movies. They have waterless urinals which kind of freaked me out the first time but I've adapted.
Hillcrest classroom is awesome.
Also, the new School of Education has these badass hand dryers by Dyson, the vacuum people, called "Airblades". You put your hand in it and it feels like air is literally scraping the water off.
- kalvano
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jacketman03 wrote:That's just not right.fathergoose wrote:They have waterless urinals which kind of freaked me out the first time but I've adapted.
It's freaky at first, but I used a regular urinal the other day and the loud flushing noise was bothersome.
- Justathought
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I've seen those, they are awesome. They make you hate all other dryers.kalvano wrote:fathergoose wrote:Honestly it looks like a school. It's not stunning inside (with the exception of maybe florence 207) but for the most part its very functional. Plenty of space in the library. The classrooms all have plenty of power outlets. The internet is usually good as long as its not Torts class where half the class is on netflix streaming movies. They have waterless urinals which kind of freaked me out the first time but I've adapted.
Hillcrest classroom is awesome.
Also, the new School of Education has these badass hand dryers by Dyson, the vacuum people, called "Airblades". You put your hand in it and it feels like air is literally scraping the water off.
- jacketman03
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I've used one once, and I concur with the both of y'all.Justathought wrote:I've seen those, they are awesome. They make you hate all other dryers.kalvano wrote:Also, the new School of Education has these badass hand dryers by Dyson, the vacuum people, called "Airblades". You put your hand in it and it feels like air is literally scraping the water off.
- fathergoose
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After the marathon Torts classes in there, Hillcrest has lost most of its appeal to me.
Also as far as facilities go, the UG library is like a 5 minute walk and is open 24 hours, not to mention it's usually full of sorority girls doing their study hours. It makes for a nice break from law school students.
Also as far as facilities go, the UG library is like a 5 minute walk and is open 24 hours, not to mention it's usually full of sorority girls doing their study hours. It makes for a nice break from law school students.
- jacketman03
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How are the sorority ladies at SMU?fathergoose wrote:After the marathon Torts classes in there, Hillcrest has lost most of its appeal to me.
Also as far as facilities go, the UG library is like a 5 minute walk and is open 24 hours, not to mention it's usually full of sorority girls doing their study hours. It makes for a nice break from law school students.
- fathergoose
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Much richer and happier than mejacketman03 wrote:How are the sorority ladies at SMU?fathergoose wrote:After the marathon Torts classes in there, Hillcrest has lost most of its appeal to me.
Also as far as facilities go, the UG library is like a 5 minute walk and is open 24 hours, not to mention it's usually full of sorority girls doing their study hours. It makes for a nice break from law school students.
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- jacketman03
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But that's generally true everywhere, no?fathergoose wrote:Much richer and happier than mejacketman03 wrote:How are the sorority ladies at SMU?fathergoose wrote:After the marathon Torts classes in there, Hillcrest has lost most of its appeal to me.
Also as far as facilities go, the UG library is like a 5 minute walk and is open 24 hours, not to mention it's usually full of sorority girls doing their study hours. It makes for a nice break from law school students.
- Justathought
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Too young for me.jacketman03 wrote:How are the sorority ladies at SMU?fathergoose wrote:After the marathon Torts classes in there, Hillcrest has lost most of its appeal to me.
Also as far as facilities go, the UG library is like a 5 minute walk and is open 24 hours, not to mention it's usually full of sorority girls doing their study hours. It makes for a nice break from law school students.
new topic please.
- fathergoose
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Hahaha thisbetasteve wrote:But.. the sorority girls and their books with pictures show up like clockwork during finals. Import, don't export, player.
- jacketman03
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Haha, they're both too young for me and I'm too married for them. I'm just generally a fan of the eye candy.Justathought wrote:Too young for me.jacketman03 wrote:How are the sorority ladies at SMU?fathergoose wrote:After the marathon Torts classes in there, Hillcrest has lost most of its appeal to me.
Also as far as facilities go, the UG library is like a 5 minute walk and is open 24 hours, not to mention it's usually full of sorority girls doing their study hours. It makes for a nice break from law school students.
new topic please.
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- fathergoose
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Most of my interaction with SMU sorority girls comes from dodging them as I trudge to the law school garage and they careen down the street texting and driving their range rover/bmw.
No I'm not bitter.
Ok, maybe a little.
No I'm not bitter.
Ok, maybe a little.
- Justathought
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Man SMU is classy. Getting hit by a Range Rover - what a treat!fathergoose wrote:Most of my interaction with SMU sorority girls comes from dodging them as I trudge to the law school garage and they careen down the street texting and driving their range rover/bmw.
No I'm not bitter.
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- jacketman03
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I'd rather get hit by a Range Rover than a RAV4.Justathought wrote:Man SMU is classy. Getting hit by a Range Rover - what a treat!fathergoose wrote:Most of my interaction with SMU sorority girls comes from dodging them as I trudge to the law school garage and they careen down the street texting and driving their range rover/bmw.
No I'm not bitter.
Ok, maybe a little.
- kalvano
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fathergoose wrote:Most of my interaction with SMU sorority girls comes from dodging them as I trudge to the law school garage and they careen down the street texting and driving their range rover/bmw.
No I'm not bitter.
Ok, maybe a little.
You would think people would be more careful around there. A whole bunch of students with nothing but rage, unlimited access to Westlaw, and massive debt? Just the person you don't want to run over.
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- IHaveLawyers
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chest bump!jacketman03 wrote:+1IHaveLawyers wrote:I would give my nuts to go to SMU.
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Is there any rhyme or reason as to why SMU moves so GD slow? I was heavily entertaining the idea of returning home next year for school, but every day I sit here waiting I cool more on the idea.
With a UGA IS equalizer already in hand as well as a few other solid options I would really appreciate an SMU decision to I can really get down to the business of making a decision.
With a UGA IS equalizer already in hand as well as a few other solid options I would really appreciate an SMU decision to I can really get down to the business of making a decision.
- ebo
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No, but in my experience they're not as slow as others. I still haven't heard from Tulane and I applied back in the beginning of November. And I just heard from W&M this week after applying in early Nov.the_drake wrote:Is there any rhyme or reason as to why SMU moves so GD slow? I was heavily entertaining the idea of returning home next year for school, but every day I sit here waiting I cool more on the idea.
With a UGA IS equalizer already in hand as well as a few other solid options I would really appreciate an SMU decision to I can really get down to the business of making a decision.
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I'm pushing 30, but I still creep at the rec centerJustathought wrote:Too young for me.jacketman03 wrote:How are the sorority ladies at SMU?fathergoose wrote:After the marathon Torts classes in there, Hillcrest has lost most of its appeal to me.
Also as far as facilities go, the UG library is like a 5 minute walk and is open 24 hours, not to mention it's usually full of sorority girls doing their study hours. It makes for a nice break from law school students.
new topic please.
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