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what show was it? how was the person characterized? did they win lots of money?

my guess is that people in the law school world, generally have a negative opinion of reality tv, even though many of them probably watch it.

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Dear Yale: Let me in bro!

First of all I think it depends what show. If you were doing body shots off of The Situation's Situation...leave it out

But if you somehow spun it how it opened your eyes to all the issues involved in appearance releases, rights to future use and appearances, and every legal element involved in TV...especially if that interested you than I think it could help

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Dear Yale: Let me in bro!

I knew GTL stood for "Go to Lawschool" and not "Gym Tan Laundry."

xyzzzzzzzz wrote:I'm thinking if it is a relatively obscure show,(what not to wear, the amazing race) it is prob no big deal. But if it is like america's next top model, or survivor, (i think there is a character on there now who wants to go to ls) it could make the applicant look like a big douche. is it simply not worth the possibly bad exposure?

Not worth it. The producers of those shows want to make you look like an assclown. It's their job to make you look your worst.

xyzzzzzzzz wrote:I'm thinking if it is a relatively obscure show,(what not to wear, the amazing race) it is prob no big deal. But if it is like america's next top model, or survivor, (i think there is a character on there now who wants to go to ls) it could make the applicant look like a big douche. is it simply not worth the possibly bad exposure?

She is an alum from Thomas Jefferson in San Diego

Anybody remember Mara McDermott from Sorority Life? She's an associate at Akin, Gump, and Strauss now.

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Two words: David Otunga.

A few reality star lawyers come to mind

The HLS grads victor jih - http://www.omm.com/victorjih/ - a partner at O'melveny and his sister Tamara jih - http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b105/ ... f-0041.jpg - an associate at Quinn Emmanuel, who were also the winners of the amazing race.

Or, Yul Kwon, the YLS grad/ winner of Survivor? FCC anyone?

cubswin wrote:

xyzzzzzzzz wrote:I'm thinking if it is a relatively obscure show,(what not to wear, the amazing race) it is prob no big deal. But if it is like america's next top model, or survivor, (i think there is a character on there now who wants to go to ls) it could make the applicant look like a big douche. is it simply not worth the possibly bad exposure?

Not worth it. The producers of those shows want to make you look like an assclown. It's their job to make you look your worst.

kudos on the sick 'tar.

Nah it doesn't matter,

I heard Snooki just got into Duke. Hmmmm or maybe it was a guy named Duke got "into" her. I can't remember.

D. H2Oman wrote:Nah it doesn't matter,

I heard Snooki just got into Duke. Hmmmm or maybe it was a guy named Duke got "into" her. I can't remember.

hahaha I hope you are joking

I am pretty sure that Vinny from Jersey Shore spoke quite a few times about going to law school.
Is that you OP?

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It depends on the show and how you behaved on said show. Was it Top Chef or American Idol? CITE!!! Was it Real World Vegas or the Anna Nicole Show.... don't cite. Other shows fall in between. It would be nice if you could watch it before you cited it.

I think it would actually be an amazingly positive soft that you got on a good socially acceptable reality show. Makes you very unique. Very few people actually get on a reality show.

However, as an above poster said, the producers do like to make reality show contestants look like ass clowns. Many reality show contestants have complained about this after the fact. So expect that your worst side could come through (especially if you haven't seen the final product).

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JakeL wrote:I am pretty sure that Vinny from Jersey Shore spoke quite a few times about going to law school.
Is that you OP?

If so, PM me. thnx.

LOL- Season 2, Vinny talks about applying to law schools, and mentions using TLS.com as a reference material.