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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
PostPosted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 3:33 am 
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I personally felt that there was more interaction among students at CLS. Of course this is subjective and maybe I just wasn't wandering through the right places at NYU. I felt like there was a greater level of discussion within CLS classes and throughout the CLS facilities (regardless of time of day) there seemed to be a lot more peer-to-peer engagement going on (both study groups and casual conversation).

NYU, on the other hand, was a barren wasteland once classes started. But then again, maybe Furman and Vanderbilt hall aren't the places where students socialize during the day.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
PostPosted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 12:20 pm 
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ravens20 wrote:
chi16 wrote:
Has anyone received the so-called confirmation e-mail we're supposed to print and bring? Or should I call admissions tomorrow? Also...for those of you who have already attended...what is the dress?


You'll get the email later today at like 11:30 am. Dress is pretty much casual.
If for whatever reason you have to pick between the days go on Friday (Thursday is more informal while Friday is the real deal).
Have fun. :)



thanks! i'm planning on going to both days, who else will be there? also, thursday is my birthday (the big 24...ugh), so if people want to hang out and grab a drink (or several) after, i'm game.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
PostPosted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 1:28 pm 
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doing the CLS/NYU twofer...


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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clintonius wrote:
And to think, you could have been.

Also, everybody have a fantastic time this weekend! The weather is supposed to be lovely, which means it's probably going to be crap but you'll have fun anyways because it's goddamn NYU.

They sent a forecast saying it's supposed to rain on Friday =(


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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How much is a cab roughly from La Guardia to NYU?


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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Illijah wrote:
How much is a cab roughly from La Guardia to NYU?


$30-35. He will take the FDR.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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If anyone wants to know who I am, I'll be the dude on crutches....sprained my ankle pretty badly about 30 minutes ago.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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legalnoeagle wrote:
Illijah wrote:
How much is a cab roughly from La Guardia to NYU?


$30-35. He will take the FDR.


Just a thought for people taking cabs... ask them to take the williamsburg bridge when you give them your destination (this is assuming youre going straight to nyu or the surrounding area). It will save you both time (depending on traffic) and money. sometimes drivers will take the tunnels or other bridges, which charge around $5 in tolls, which they then pass on to you.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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Stanford4Me wrote:
If anyone wants to know who I am, I'll be the dude on crutches....sprained my ankle pretty badly about 30 minutes ago.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. You might try e-mailing the admissions office ahead of time and see if there is anything they can do to accommodate you. (Also, what happened? Just curious.)


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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clintonius wrote:
Stanford4Me wrote:
If anyone wants to know who I am, I'll be the dude on crutches....sprained my ankle pretty badly about 30 minutes ago.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. You might try e-mailing the admissions office ahead of time and see if there is anything they can do to accommodate you. (Also, what happened? Just curious.)


Wasn't wearing the correct shoes while playing basketball and I jumped up over a guys back to get a rebound and ended up landing sideways on my foot. I haven't been able to put any pressure on it..I'm hoping it will be better tomorrow :? If not, I'll just have to make do.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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That does suck. I say it's also an opportunity for you to vet NYU, but that might just be me.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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are there any classes we can go to tomorrow morning? i don't know if i am going to be able to get there today, but i do want to visit a class. does anyone have a schedule?


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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I love NYU


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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I'll actually be on campus again today even though I'm not there for the ASW. Maybe I'll see some of you.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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somewhatwayward wrote:
are there any classes we can go to tomorrow morning? i don't know if i am going to be able to get there today, but i do want to visit a class. does anyone have a schedule?


I think my crim class @ 11 is open? Prof First.

Just to warn you though, Crim is insanely boring. With that said we are going over felony murder which should be more interesting.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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I'll be there today. Wasn't able to make it yesterday.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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KG_CalGuy wrote:
I personally felt that there was more interaction among students at CLS. Of course this is subjective and maybe I just wasn't wandering through the right places at NYU. I felt like there was a greater level of discussion within CLS classes and throughout the CLS facilities (regardless of time of day) there seemed to be a lot more peer-to-peer engagement going on (both study groups and casual conversation).

NYU, on the other hand, was a barren wasteland once classes started. But then again, maybe Furman and Vanderbilt hall aren't the places where students socialize during the day.


+1


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
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CG614 wrote:
KG_CalGuy wrote:
I personally felt that there was more interaction among students at CLS. Of course this is subjective and maybe I just wasn't wandering through the right places at NYU. I felt like there was a greater level of discussion within CLS classes and throughout the CLS facilities (regardless of time of day) there seemed to be a lot more peer-to-peer engagement going on (both study groups and casual conversation).

NYU, on the other hand, was a barren wasteland once classes started. But then again, maybe Furman and Vanderbilt hall aren't the places where students socialize during the day.


+1


1) You guys are coming just as finals are coming up, a lot of kids are studying in the library / in their apartments.
2) The village is our backyard, I'm not sure why people would hang out in FH or VH when they could go to Washington Square Park.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 4:45 pm 
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badfish wrote:
CG614 wrote:
KG_CalGuy wrote:
I personally felt that there was more interaction among students at CLS. Of course this is subjective and maybe I just wasn't wandering through the right places at NYU. I felt like there was a greater level of discussion within CLS classes and throughout the CLS facilities (regardless of time of day) there seemed to be a lot more peer-to-peer engagement going on (both study groups and casual conversation).

NYU, on the other hand, was a barren wasteland once classes started. But then again, maybe Furman and Vanderbilt hall aren't the places where students socialize during the day.


+1


1) You guys are coming just as finals are coming up, a lot of kids are studying in the library / in their apartments.
2) The village is our backyard, I'm not sure why people would hang out in FH or VH when they could go to Washington Square Park.


I always saw a TON of people in the various lounges and cafe/lounge type places, just not in the hallways themselves. Columbia's common study space is alot more out in the open which is why it might have been more visible.


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 Post subject: Re: NYU ASW
PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 8:01 pm 
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julesm2200 wrote:
badfish wrote:
CG614 wrote:
KG_CalGuy wrote:
I personally felt that there was more interaction among students at CLS. Of course this is subjective and maybe I just wasn't wandering through the right places at NYU. I felt like there was a greater level of discussion within CLS classes and throughout the CLS facilities (regardless of time of day) there seemed to be a lot more peer-to-peer engagement going on (both study groups and casual conversation).

NYU, on the other hand, was a barren wasteland once classes started. But then again, maybe Furman and Vanderbilt hall aren't the places where students socialize during the day.


+1


1) You guys are coming just as finals are coming up, a lot of kids are studying in the library / in their apartments.
2) The village is our backyard, I'm not sure why people would hang out in FH or VH when they could go to Washington Square Park.


I always saw a TON of people in the various lounges and cafe/lounge type places, just not in the hallways themselves. Columbia's common study space is alot more out in the open which is why it might have been more visible.


Good to know


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