Harvard Class of 2012 Forum

[crazy_zoologist]

Really? You plan to cook during the first year? I feel cooking (and dish cleaning) could be too time consuming given the academic pressure.

Fixed... I really shouldn't be up this late.

[Go_Cardinals]

haha. "Time to cook." How demanding of your time do you think law school is going to be? Certainly hls will be more demanding than college, but I assure you that you'll still have some life, some time, each and every day.

[James Bond]

Really? you plan to cook during the first year? I feeling cooking (and dish cleaning) could be too time consuming given the academic pressure.

...you got into Harvard?

[Capercaillie]

Really? you plan to cook during the first year? I feeling cooking (and dish cleaning) could be too time consuming given the academic pressure.

[98234872348]

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[laurathenerd]

You guys can all come and use my kitchen. I hate cooking (when I was in Scotland, I ate pasta with pesto sauce and a can of corn for dinner practically every night, for 3 and a half months), and I'm always willing to be friends with people who will make me food.

[treple]

Please don't ruin this otherwise cool thread with needless hating.

On a lighter note, I was really impressed with the ls gym considering that it's just for us. I was expecting something smaller and older. The fact that it's a 30 second jog from most places on campus is going to be crucial for those hard-to-motivate winter workouts

Not just for law school students... Undergrads come to our gym as well =(

[excelsiorcaelo]

Please don't ruin this otherwise cool thread with needless hating.

On a lighter note, I was really impressed with the ls gym considering that it's just for us. I was expecting something smaller and older. The fact that it's a 30 second jog from most places on campus is going to be crucial for those hard-to-motivate winter workouts

Not just for law school students... Undergrads come to our gym as well =(

I WILL FUCK THEM IN THE FACE!

[iagolives]

You guys can all come and use my kitchen. I hate cooking (when I was in Scotland, I ate pasta with pesto sauce and a can of corn for dinner practically every night, for 3 and a half months), and I'm always willing to be friends with people who will make me food.

Yes.... If we weren't going to be friends already, Laura, we will be now!

[IowaGirl]

You guys can all come and use my kitchen. I hate cooking (when I was in Scotland, I ate pasta with pesto sauce and a can of corn for dinner practically every night, for 3 and a half months), and I'm always willing to be friends with people who will make me food.

I'm with you when it comes to cooking. Using the microwave and boiling water are about as domestic as I get, so I won't miss my kitchen much. But I've had my own apartment for five years (two in UG and three after) so while I wanted to live in the dorms around other law students, I knew there was no way I could go back to sharing a bathroom with 20-30 people.

Plus, I'm not a fan of having to make small talk when all I want to do is brush my teeth.

[jpaul09]

Really? You plan to cook during the first year? I feel cooking (and dish cleaning) could be too time consuming given the academic pressure.

Fixed... I really shouldn't be up this late.

Uh, it must be the opposite for me. When I'm stressed, I go crazy baking and cooking, and then I try to pawn off all of the food on my roommates/neighbors.

[iagolives]

Uh, it must be the opposite for me. When I'm stressed, I go crazy baking and cooking, and then I try to pawn off all of the food on my roommates/neighbors.

I'm with you, jpaul. While I don't bake, it sometimes feels good to focus your attention on making something. Also, it feels good to be able to share a meal with friends and loved ones.

[jpaul09]

Yeah, I just think sitting still makes me go crazy. My roommates used to joke that during finals period (when I wasn't studying/writing), I was either cooking or running, and somehow the two balanced each other out so I didn't gain like 10 pounds in 10 days.

Speaking of going crazy, I have exactly one hour (yes, they are making me reply on a Saturday) to decide if I want this Hastings room. Anyone in Hastings? Any words of wisdom from anyone for me?

And before someone bites my head off, I am fully aware that I am being indecisive, and I understand that I really shouldn't be relying on a message board to make my decision for me.

[Objection]

My kitchen is available as well, as long as whatever you cook you make enough for treple and me.

[Starbuck101]

Wanted to let you guys know that our sections are up. You can go to your Harvard mail, then go to MyHLS and after you log in with your HUID, you can go into the "unofficial transcript," and it will show.

I'm in Section 2, assuming I am reading this correctly. Anyone with me?

[excelsiorcaelo]

Section 7!

[yagrish]

scroll down to "Academic Life" on the left side

I'm 5! Anybody else?

[Starbuck101]

Section 7!

Success!!

[sluggo]

Is anyone else getting a "500 Internal Service Error" when they successfully login with their HUID?

[Krswmact]

Section 7!!

[Krswmact]

thanks for finding this btw!

[shep]

Section 6! is there any way we can see our actual schedule?

[Objection]

Section 1. I feel so alone.

[Starbuck101]

thanks for finding this btw!

You're welcome! I had a sudden urge to check that tab this afternoon, so it was a nice surprise. Now if only I could find my actual schedule. At least people can now create facebook specific groups and start getting to know each other beforehand.

[borntorun]

Took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out what my section number was, but looks like I'm in section 1.