T-14 Forum
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Re: T-14
Certainly, but what I meant to convey was, why are the top 14 considered the most desirable? I feel like it could just as easily be T-15 or T-10.fatduck wrote:the T stands for "top"
No one ever asks you to list your 7 favorite movies. I just want to know why is it "14."
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CR2012 wrote:Certainly, but what I meant to convey was, why are the top 14 considered the most desirable? I feel like it could just as easily be T-15 or T-10.fatduck wrote:the T stands for "top"
No one ever asks you to list your 7 favorite movies. I just want to know why is it "14."
People often ask me to list my 14 favorite movies.
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Re: T-14
+1Beercules wrote:What is the meaning of life, OP?
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My understanding is that the top 14 is the top 14 because those schools have never (term used loosely) left the top 14 since the beginning of the USNWR rankings. Of course this would be irrelevant because USNWR rankings are worthless, but I also believe that they have historically been the most national and dominant in terms of job prospects for law students. And especially now in the failing legal market, they are revered in comparison to the abysmal employment prospects of any non t-14.
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Re: T-14
Blatant pro-gulc trolling in here.
OP its the T13
OP its the T13
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I'd rather consider before pontificating.CR2012 wrote:Life in general, or specifically, human life?Beercules wrote:What is the meaning of life, OP?
I'm currently en route to the gym, I will be sure to pontificate on this subject whilst I exercise.
Thanks for the responses everyone.
Hate to sound dogmatically unintelligible.
Then again, you didn't really mean pontificate now did you?
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I did precisely as I said I would do. The rest of the plebeians at my gym were offended by the condescending tone and manner I employed while instructing them on life's meaning and purpose.megagnarley wrote:I'd rather consider before pontificating.CR2012 wrote:Life in general, or specifically, human life?Beercules wrote:What is the meaning of life, OP?
I'm currently en route to the gym, I will be sure to pontificate on this subject whilst I exercise.
Thanks for the responses everyone.
Hate to sound dogmatically unintelligible.
Then again, you didn't really mean pontificate now did you?
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Well done.CR2012 wrote:I did precisely as I said I would do. The rest of the plebeians at my gym were offended by the condescending tone and manner I employed while instructing them on life's meaning and purpose.megagnarley wrote:I'd rather consider before pontificating.CR2012 wrote:Life in general, or specifically, human life?Beercules wrote:What is the meaning of life, OP?
I'm currently en route to the gym, I will be sure to pontificate on this subject whilst I exercise.
Thanks for the responses everyone.
Hate to sound dogmatically unintelligible.
Then again, you didn't really mean pontificate now did you?
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CR2012 wrote:megagnarley wrote:I'd rather consider before pontificating.CR2012 wrote:Life in general, or specifically, human life?Beercules wrote:What is the meaning of life, OP?
I'm currently en route to the gym, I will be sure to pontificate on this subject whilst I exercise.
Thanks for the responses everyone.
Hate to sound dogmatically unintelligible.
Then again, you didn't really mean pontificate now did you?
I did precisely as I said I would do. The rest of the plebeians at my gym were offended by the condescending tone and manner I employed while instructing them on life's meaning and purpose.


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Re: T-14
Ice-9Beercules wrote:What is the meaning of life, OP?
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I just binged it.... from '87. 2 schools are MIA in comparison to the T14 of the last several years. Other than Mich, not big changes for most of the LS batting champions.
Yale
Harvard
U Michigan
Stanford U
Columbia U
U Chicago
UC Berkeley
U Virginia
New York U
U Pennsylvania
U Texas, Austin
Duke U
Georgetown U
UCLA
Cornell U
Northwestern
Yale
Harvard
U Michigan
Stanford U
Columbia U
U Chicago
UC Berkeley
U Virginia
New York U
U Pennsylvania
U Texas, Austin
Duke U
Georgetown U
UCLA
Cornell U
Northwestern
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It is definitely the most arbitrary distinction ever (14 is such a random number) but the reason is that these schools are the ones that have always been the top 14 (in whatever order) since the US News and World Rankings have come out. So you can be reasonably assured that they will always be in the top 14 while there will be movement beneath. It's where the natural cutoff seems to be for whatever reason is.CR2012 wrote:Certainly, but what I meant to convey was, why are the top 14 considered the most desirable? I feel like it could just as easily be T-15 or T-10.fatduck wrote:the T stands for "top"
No one ever asks you to list your 7 favorite movies. I just want to know why is it "14."
Law is a status-obsessed profession. So being at a "T14" does matter a lot from what I've heard.
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