Columbia c/o 2017 Applicants (2013-2014 cycle) Forum
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OMG ITS HAPPENINGGGGGGG
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my parents are so boomerish they don't even use e-mail aside from when my dad bids on stuff on ebay with no intention of paying for it when he wins. Yup.....scoobers wrote:
I may have done both she is also a boomer so when she is inside she doesn't check her cell phone.
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You are most welcome, neprep, but as any New Yorker would tell you, spending one's entire life does not equate to being qualified to judge "which particular areas appeal to me and which do not", unless you have visited or lived in every neighborhood of Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island and the Bronx.neprep wrote:Well thank you for that compelling assessment, AAJD2B. Having spent my entire life in the city, I think I'm quite qualified to judge which particular areas appeal to me and which do not, whether these judgements are based on "baseless assumptions of the demographic" or other factors that one might miss if one is too preoccupied with rolling one's eyes.AAJD2B wrote:It's not humor. It's baseless assumptions of the demographic that comprise BK versus UWS.lawschool22 wrote:I don't get NYC borough humor yet...neprep wrote:
Further away from Brooklyn
Surely, a person of your esteemed character wouldn't be so quick to judge Canarsie, Mill Basin, Greenpoint, Cobble Hill, East NY, Bushwick, Midwood, Bed-Stuy, Fort Hamilton, Sunset Park, Starrett City, Bensonhurst, Coney Island and the countless of other neighborhoods that comprise BK without first visiting each and every one, would they?
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There are affordable and subsidized apts in the village. It takes some digging though.jbagelboy wrote:UWS ain't that bad. Williamsburg is cool if you're into that scene, Brooklyn heights has its neighborhoody moments, but I actually like morningside & the area just 30ish blocks south. Not sure I'd agree with the hate above.AAJD2B wrote:+10000Theopliske8711 wrote:neprep wrote: Further away from Brooklyn
I'd say Brooklyn is preferable to the Columbia area.
The ignorance in this thread....
Obviously the village is amazing, but who can afford to live there?
Also, big congrats to the recent admits.
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Haha. Boomerish. I like that.t-14orbust wrote:my parents are so boomerish they don't even use e-mail aside from when my dad bids on stuff on ebay with no intention of paying for it when he wins. Yup.....scoobers wrote:
I may have done both she is also a boomer so when she is inside she doesn't check her cell phone.
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...or he could have walked through Brooklyn and just not found it as pretty as somewhere else. Or lived there, and found it way noisier than other places.AAJD2B wrote:You are most welcome, neprep, but as any New Yorker would tell you, spending one's entire life does not equate to being qualified to judge "which particular areas appeal to me and which do not", unless you have visited or lived in every neighborhood of Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island and the Bronx.neprep wrote:Well thank you for that compelling assessment, AAJD2B. Having spent my entire life in the city, I think I'm quite qualified to judge which particular areas appeal to me and which do not, whether these judgements are based on "baseless assumptions of the demographic" or other factors that one might miss if one is too preoccupied with rolling one's eyes.AAJD2B wrote:
It's not humor. It's baseless assumptions of the demographic that comprise BK versus UWS.
Surely, a person of your esteemed character wouldn't be so quick to judge Canarsie, Mill Basin, Greenpoint, Cobble Hill, East NY, Bushwick, Midwood, Bed-Stuy, Fort Hamilton, Sunset Park, Starrett City, Bensonhurst, Coney Island and the countless of other neighborhoods that comprise BK without first visiting each and every one, would they?
I didn't want to live on the south part of campus. I have never lived there. There are nicer dorms there. But I don't like how urban it compares to the northern part. Am I making a baseless assumption on what the southern part is like, or do I just not find it as appealing to my own interests?
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Dad is so boomerish he says I should choose Harvard over Yale because 'no one knows yale'mylifeis24 wrote:Haha. Boomerish. I like that.t-14orbust wrote:my parents are so boomerish they don't even use e-mail aside from when my dad bids on stuff on ebay with no intention of paying for it when he wins. Yup.....scoobers wrote:
I may have done both she is also a boomer so when she is inside she doesn't check her cell phone.
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t-14orbust wrote:Dad is so boomerish he says I should choose Harvard over Yale because 'no one knows yale'mylifeis24 wrote:Haha. Boomerish. I like that.t-14orbust wrote:my parents are so boomerish they don't even use e-mail aside from when my dad bids on stuff on ebay with no intention of paying for it when he wins. Yup.....scoobers wrote:
I may have done both she is also a boomer so when she is inside she doesn't check her cell phone.
you win
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man i wish i had access to my mail before the end of this week... a hamilton or butler would probably end my cycle so i neeeed to check haha
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looooooooooooooooool my familyt-14orbust wrote:Dad is so boomerish he says I should choose Harvard over Yale because 'no one knows yale'mylifeis24 wrote:Haha. Boomerish. I like that.t-14orbust wrote:my parents are so boomerish they don't even use e-mail aside from when my dad bids on stuff on ebay with no intention of paying for it when he wins. Yup.....scoobers wrote:
I may have done both she is also a boomer so when she is inside she doesn't check her cell phone.
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My parents think that it doesn't matter where I go to law school because I'll still have a JD and plenty of people who went to little known schools became successful. They actually think a TTT with no debt is a better option than YHS at close to sticker.
they be booming
they be booming
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Dat rigor. HTHpaglababa wrote:Why CLS over NYU?neprep wrote:barrelofmonkeys wrote:IN
Received letter via mail (okay, maybe I was waiting for my mailman at the door).
Outside NYC, but very close.
Applied mid-November.
Slightly above both medians.#NYULS2017#CLS2017
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lmaodrawstring wrote:My parents think that it doesn't matter where I go to law school because I'll still have a JD and plenty of people who went to little known schools became successful. They actually think a TTT with no debt is a better option than YHS at close to sticker.
they be booming
After telling my mom I would highly consider full schollies over HYS, she told me not to make a hasty decision and that I should go to the most prestigious place. I told her my decision was the opposite of hasty hahahah
edit: Just happened two weeks ago: Dad is so boomerish he paid for and downloaded one of those virus protection things you see in the ads that says they'll clean up your PC, but are really malware. He called me telling me that they wouldn't refund his money and that his laptop wasn't working.
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lol you guys are hilarious
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But, you see, a person of my esteemed character (which in this case refers to me) has judged "Canarsie, Mill Basin, Greenpoint, Cobble Hill, East NY, Bushwick, Midwood, Bed-Stuy, Fort Hamilton, Sunset Park, Starrett City, Bensonhurst, Coney Island and the countless of other neighborhoods that comprise BK" without "visiting each and every one." So you should really reassess your beliefs about people with esteemed characters.AAJD2B wrote: You are most welcome, neprep, but as any New Yorker would tell you, spending one's entire life does not equate to being qualified to judge "which particular areas appeal to me and which do not", unless you have visited or lived in every neighborhood of Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island and the Bronx.
Surely, a person of your esteemed character wouldn't be so quick to judge Canarsie, Mill Basin, Greenpoint, Cobble Hill, East NY, Bushwick, Midwood, Bed-Stuy, Fort Hamilton, Sunset Park, Starrett City, Bensonhurst, Coney Island and the countless of other neighborhoods that comprise BK without first visiting each and every one, would they?
(By the way that ":lol:" was totally sincere and not sarcastic. Will you befriend this white boy with pretty toes?)
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In via email at about 3 pm EST.
Congrats to all the other admits!
I will be posting stats on the spreadsheet.
Congrats to all the other admits!
I will be posting stats on the spreadsheet.
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lol--one time a pop-up appeared for one of those online 'make $5000 a month working at home' deals. My mom saw it and told me that it was good that I was getting a jobt-14orbust wrote:lmaodrawstring wrote:My parents think that it doesn't matter where I go to law school because I'll still have a JD and plenty of people who went to little known schools became successful. They actually think a TTT with no debt is a better option than YHS at close to sticker.
they be booming
After telling my mom I would highly consider full schollies over HYS, she told me not to make a hasty decision and that I should go to the most prestigious place. I told her my decision was the opposite of hasty hahahah
edit: Just happened two weeks ago: Dad is so boomerish he paid for and downloaded one of those virus protection things you see in the ads that says they'll clean up your PC, but are really malware. He called me telling me that they wouldn't refund his money and that his laptop wasn't working.
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Congrats!!AuctionTheory wrote:In via email at about 3 pm EST.
Congrats to all the other admits!
I will be posting stats on the spreadsheet.
international?
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Typhoon24 wrote:Grats to recent admits!!
Also, damn that random interview selection!
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So it looks like no one ITT has received a Hamilton/Butler yet?
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Honey, you can't walk through BK. It's way too vast a county to do such.scoobers wrote:...or he could have walked through Brooklyn and just not found it as pretty as somewhere else. Or lived there, and found it way noisier than other places.AAJD2B wrote:You are most welcome, neprep, but as any New Yorker would tell you, spending one's entire life does not equate to being qualified to judge "which particular areas appeal to me and which do not", unless you have visited or lived in every neighborhood of Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island and the Bronx.neprep wrote:Well thank you for that compelling assessment, AAJD2B. Having spent my entire life in the city, I think I'm quite qualified to judge which particular areas appeal to me and which do not, whether these judgements are based on "baseless assumptions of the demographic" or other factors that one might miss if one is too preoccupied with rolling one's eyes.AAJD2B wrote:
It's not humor. It's baseless assumptions of the demographic that comprise BK versus UWS.
Surely, a person of your esteemed character wouldn't be so quick to judge Canarsie, Mill Basin, Greenpoint, Cobble Hill, East NY, Bushwick, Midwood, Bed-Stuy, Fort Hamilton, Sunset Park, Starrett City, Bensonhurst, Coney Island and the countless of other neighborhoods that comprise BK without first visiting each and every one, would they?
I didn't want to live on the south part of campus. I have never lived there. There are nicer dorms there. But I don't like how urban it compares to the northern part. Am I making a baseless assumption on what the southern part is like, or do I just not find it as appealing to my own interests?
Your scenario need not apply in this instance. Given the BK versus UWS comparison, both areas are urban. But neprep took it a step further to judge an entire borough versus that of a neighborhood in Manhattan.
....and even more hilarious is his statement of NYU being closer to BK. The closest BK neighborhood to NYU is a neighborhood of similar ilk to Morning Side. And he appears to forget the neighborhoods of TriBeCa and Greenwich Village (which is considered even more desirable to Morningside by NYC standards but apparently not by our in-house NYer neprep standards).
As a resident Brooklynite, I had no choice but to speak up. If folks want to start comparing a BOROUGH to a neighborhood in Manhattan, you better have visited or lived most of your life in said BOROUGH before talking about it "it's further from BK".
/BK-do-or-die rant.
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This has been the longest afternoon at work in my lifetime. It does not help that I will be working late this entire week.
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This went way way beyond what my initial comment... It's just not necessary.AAJD2B wrote:
Honey, you can't walk through BK. It's way too vast a county to do such.
Your scenario need not apply in this instance. Given the BK versus UWS comparison, both areas are urban. But neprep took it a step further to judge an entire borough versus that of a neighborhood in Manhattan.
....and even more hilarious is his statement of NYU being closer to BK. The closest BK neighborhood to NYU is a neighborhood of similar ilk to Morning Side. And he appears to forget the neighborhoods of TriBeCa and Greenwich Village (which is considered even more desirable to Morningside by NYC standards but apparently not by our in-house NYer neprep standards).
As a resident Brooklynite, I had no choice but to speak up. If folks want to start comparing a BOROUGH to a neighborhood in Manhattan, you better have visited or lived most of your life in said BOROUGH before talking about it "it's further from BK".
/BK-do-or-die rant.
Congrats to those who were accepted.
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Yeah this thread is getting derailed with all the BK-talk.
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Only until you agree to two things:neprep wrote:But, you see, a person of my esteemed character (which in this case refers to me) has judged "Canarsie, Mill Basin, Greenpoint, Cobble Hill, East NY, Bushwick, Midwood, Bed-Stuy, Fort Hamilton, Sunset Park, Starrett City, Bensonhurst, Coney Island and the countless of other neighborhoods that comprise BK" without "visiting each and every one." So you should really reassess your beliefs about people with esteemed characters.AAJD2B wrote: You are most welcome, neprep, but as any New Yorker would tell you, spending one's entire life does not equate to being qualified to judge "which particular areas appeal to me and which do not", unless you have visited or lived in every neighborhood of Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island and the Bronx.
Surely, a person of your esteemed character wouldn't be so quick to judge Canarsie, Mill Basin, Greenpoint, Cobble Hill, East NY, Bushwick, Midwood, Bed-Stuy, Fort Hamilton, Sunset Park, Starrett City, Bensonhurst, Coney Island and the countless of other neighborhoods that comprise BK without first visiting each and every one, would they?
(By the way that ":lol:" was totally sincere and not sarcastic. Will you befriend this white boy with pretty toes?)
1. You must admit have prettier toes; and
2. To obtain said prettier toes for yourself, you need to come with me to my joint on Nostrand Avenue so the Korean nail techs can hook you up.
P.S. See you at CLS' ASW.
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