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- tintin

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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
i didn't like new york, and the school felt very big and impersonal to me.
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
Penn is winning!tintin wrote:i didn't like new york, and the school felt very big and impersonal to me.
Yea, NYU doesn't really impress me so much, especially relative to Chicago.
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
everyone at nyu seemed all about new york...living and working there...and i am def notCore wrote:Penn is winning!tintin wrote:i didn't like new york, and the school felt very big and impersonal to me.
Yea, NYU doesn't really impress me so much, especially relative to Chicago.
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
Go to Penn! 
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
I dunno if it's fair to judge a school based on a single day. Also, most of those people you saw won't be your classmates like your fellow 0Ls. And let me tell you tintin, we're pretty dang cool.
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- tintin

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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
big as in.............GIANT???JollyGreenGiant wrote:I dunno if it's fair to judge a school based on a single day. Also, most of those people you saw won't be your classmates like your fellow 0Ls. And let me tell you tintin, we're pretty dang cool.
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
Hahaha awesome. But seriously, we will be a sweet class of 0Ls and I will make it my personal mission to make sure we all have a good time.tintin wrote:big as in.............GIANT???JollyGreenGiant wrote:I dunno if it's fair to judge a school based on a single day. Also, most of those people you saw won't be your classmates like your fellow 0Ls. And let me tell you tintin, we're pretty dang cool.
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
ok now my poll is tied. not helping guys!
- hiromoto45

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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
Hey tintin you are running out of time to decidetintin wrote:ok now my poll is tied. not helping guys!
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
I hit view results, saw it was 35-34 Chicago leading and voted for Penn.tintin wrote:ok now my poll is tied. not helping guys!
Am I bad person?
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i know, i know.......eeeephiromoto45 wrote:Hey tintin you are running out of time to decidetintin wrote:ok now my poll is tied. not helping guys!
i just don't want to be the only gay at chicago / not have a social life....
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ughOSU

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Well I'm sure you won't be the only gay person at UChi. And if you are, I'm sure your classmates won't be assholes to you for it (I mean UChi isn't Regent/ND or anything). And if they are, I know for a fact there are tons of gay people in Chicago itself.
That said, I can understand why you would want to be in a more comfortable environment, and Chicago the city probably isn't as outwardly accepting as Philly is, which has attempted to fashion itself an east-coast San Francisco over the last few years.
Basically, I think you're making too big a deal out of it, but if you really think you would be the only gay person in Chicago or wouldn't have a social life, you should probably go wherever you're most comfortable.
That said, I can understand why you would want to be in a more comfortable environment, and Chicago the city probably isn't as outwardly accepting as Philly is, which has attempted to fashion itself an east-coast San Francisco over the last few years.
Basically, I think you're making too big a deal out of it, but if you really think you would be the only gay person in Chicago or wouldn't have a social life, you should probably go wherever you're most comfortable.
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boystown,_Chicagotintin wrote:i know, i know.......eeeephiromoto45 wrote:Hey tintin you are running out of time to decidetintin wrote:ok now my poll is tied. not helping guys!
i just don't want to be the only gay at chicago / not have a social life....
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
Go to Chicago. This shouldn't even be a question. Chicago is far superior for academia and clerkships and, perhaps especially, West Coast job placement. I personally know a recent grad who is gay, was not on law review, and is starting a desirable district court clerkship in Chicago. (Did you see the American Constitution Society is doing a series on Don't Ask, Don't Tell this quarter? http://www.law.uchicago.edu/taxonomy/term/174.) Boystown is awesome and the advantage of being at a small school is you'll know all the 3L gays immediately and they will invite you to fun parties. I didn't visit Chicago before I came and I wouldn't have been impressed by the average 1L if I had visited. But a 180 person class is plenty big enough to find people you'll click with. And you might get to like going to classes in a Saarinen building.
Go. To. Chicago. You will regret it if you don't. Feel free to PM for more arguments.
Go. To. Chicago. You will regret it if you don't. Feel free to PM for more arguments.
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ok i sent my form to chicago last night and will be sending the check later today unless i have some kinda freakout.
AHHHH!!! commitment is scary.
AHHHH!!! commitment is scary.
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
tintin wrote:ok i sent my form to chicago last night and will be sending the check later today unless i have some kinda freakout.
AHHHH!!! commitment is scary.
We've now got TLS gays at every T10
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Congrats tintin! I didn't see this thread until today, but I would've voted for Chicago. When in doubt, I think it's a good idea to go to the best law school you get into.tintin wrote:ok i sent my form to chicago last night and will be sending the check later today unless i have some kinda freakout.
AHHHH!!! commitment is scary.
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- hiromoto45

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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
What was the deciding factor? I would have bet you would have went to Penn.
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ughOSU

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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
WRONG DECISION!!!!
(I was going to post that no matter what)
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Re: chi v. penn (last thread i swear)
Just sent in my form and deposit as well.... I'LL SEE YOU THERE COME SEPTEMBER!!
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I look forward to injecting you with truth serum.........unless aliens abduct you firstRastapopoulos wrote:Just sent in my form and deposit as well.... I'LL SEE YOU THERE COME SEPTEMBER!!
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