Good question, I doubt they ever had anyone matriculate from my UG alma mater. I certainly hope they find it in their heart to let this UIC Flame glow brightly at their fine institution. If I get dings and SU continues to baffle me, I will come back as fire, burn all the liars, leave a blanket of ash on the ground.mango26 wrote:haha wow according to that my chances are worse now than they were before.
also no one my school matriculated there last year. not totally surprising i guess since i'm on east coast. do you think that being from a school that doesn't normally matriculate there is seen as a small soft?
A cookie for who can name the song and artist which I just quoted, provided that we see each other before class starts. Homemade too, I am a good baker, so I am a natural at tort reform *breaks down laughing at her own joke*...that's a funny one...*puzzled by the scowls of the audience*...you guys!?
). I went out for dinner after my visit with a recent alum and her main complaints about the building were that a) there just isn't enough space, i.e. locker shortage, office shortage, sometimes classroom shortage for meetings etc., and b) they didn't give the students an open central area to just hang out. Also, I wasn't dazzled by the law library; most of it is underground, so it lacks the airy feeling of L&C's library with its big windows. The law students I spoke with all said they spend a lot of their study time in other libraries around campus, including Suzzallo (for grad students, about a three minute walk from Gates hall) and the business school library. I also liked the location of the law school, on a corner very close to the avenue (restaurants, coffee, shops) and a little separated from the rest of campus. I spoke with several professors and current students at the open house, and I got a great impression from everyone. Very friendly and helpful. 
