(housing, friendships, future exams, all things 2012)
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mbw
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by mbw » Tue Aug 11, 2009 8:21 pm
bishopus wrote:Section A 4evr!
I've been in town for a month now, and it's so awesome I'm suspicious, even with all the rain--countryside is beautiful, people are friendly, food and drink are good, game animals wander freely through the streets--it's heaven. Even ran into MBW out at Ithaca bakery, because it's a small world here in the magical land of Ithaca.
I'm up for drinks at the Chapter House anytime! Think MattK is in town this week too, if anyone met him at the first ASW.
That's only because you were stalking me
Shel, I'm up for the Chapter House on Thursday.
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by bishopus » Tue Aug 11, 2009 9:38 pm
I'll come, but only if MBW is on tap
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by mbw » Tue Aug 11, 2009 10:05 pm
tag-teaming, eh? Heh, I can take it.
:::dons taps and white tails:::
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sheltron5000
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by sheltron5000 » Tue Aug 11, 2009 10:15 pm
yay! plan!
also, when does the humidity end? ever?
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mbw
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by mbw » Tue Aug 11, 2009 11:01 pm
sheltron5000 wrote:yay! plan!
also, when does the humidity end? ever?
It doesn't. In the fall/winter it just freezes and piles up on the ground.
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by sheltron5000 » Tue Aug 11, 2009 11:04 pm
mbw wrote:sheltron5000 wrote:yay! plan!
also, when does the humidity end? ever?
It doesn't. In the fall/winter it just freezes and piles up on the ground.
I like my humidity like I like my carbon: on the ground. (you know, as opposed to being in the air).
Just for everyone who isn't here yet, the weather isn't bad, it's warm and the humidity is higher than I'm used to, but a couple of fans at night and some good curtains are all you really need (not that I have those things... yet).
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by pPod » Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:05 am
Hey guys.
Been here about two weeks and am really excited for the start of the semester. I would love to meet up with those who are in the area. Is it cool if I tag along on Thursday (assuming you're still meeting up?
I promise to be charming.
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by sheltron5000 » Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:24 am
Of course it's cool. We'll look forward to meeting you.
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by como » Wed Aug 12, 2009 9:01 am
I'll be there Thursday too! Looking forward to it!
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by como » Wed Aug 12, 2009 9:13 am
I just spent $840 on books, not including supplements. That's pretty much exactly what the budget predicted. Still...FML.
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by mbw » Wed Aug 12, 2009 9:38 am
como wrote:I just spent $840 on books, not including supplements. That's pretty much exactly what the budget predicted. Still...FML.
Ugh. I suspect that will be my bill as well. Fortunately, the over-eager prodigal spouse has been hitting up law school bookstore supplement stacks in his travels for much of the past year, so that won't area won't be so painful.
So much for not having to take out grad-plus money.
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by como » Wed Aug 12, 2009 9:42 am
mbw wrote:como wrote:I just spent $840 on books, not including supplements. That's pretty much exactly what the budget predicted. Still...FML.
Ugh. I suspect that will be my bill as well. Fortunately, the over-eager prodigal spouse has been hitting up law school bookstore supplement stacks in his travels for much of the past year, so that won't area won't be so painful.
So much for not having to take out grad-plus money.
Considering the fact that we're in the same section, it will be a very close estimate of your bill. All my books are new though, so if you are not super keen to have shiny books, you could potentially save a lot. The only reason I didn't go used is because I don't know if the highlighting was done by the best student or the worst one. At least with my own books I KNOW that the highlighting will be done by the worst ; )
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by mbw » Wed Aug 12, 2009 9:58 am
como wrote:mbw wrote:como wrote:I just spent $840 on books, not including supplements. That's pretty much exactly what the budget predicted. Still...FML.
Ugh. I suspect that will be my bill as well. Fortunately, the over-eager prodigal spouse has been hitting up law school bookstore supplement stacks in his travels for much of the past year, so that won't area won't be so painful.
So much for not having to take out grad-plus money.
Considering the fact that we're in the same section, it will be a very close estimate of your bill. All my books are new though, so if you are not super keen to have shiny books, you could potentially save a lot. The only reason I didn't go used is because I don't know if the highlighting was done by the best student or the worst one. At least with my own books I KNOW that the highlighting will be done by the worst ; )
I'm pretty OCD regarding my books not being marked, so I'll be going with new too.
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by soul_echoes » Wed Aug 12, 2009 9:58 am
Hey guys, it's been awhile since I've posted but I'm really excited to meet everyone soon. Just wondering - anyone else here moving into Hughes Hall on the 16th for AOP? The letter for AOP said our Hughes room would be available then, but I never got more details about that.
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MaiKleenex
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by MaiKleenex » Wed Aug 12, 2009 10:29 am
just got into Cornell yesterday.....while I was buying my textbooks at another law school. excited to meet everyone!
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by neskerdoo » Wed Aug 12, 2009 10:30 am
como wrote:mbw wrote:como wrote:I just spent $840 on books, not including supplements. That's pretty much exactly what the budget predicted. Still...FML.
Ugh. I suspect that will be my bill as well. Fortunately, the over-eager prodigal spouse has been hitting up law school bookstore supplement stacks in his travels for much of the past year, so that won't area won't be so painful.
So much for not having to take out grad-plus money.
Considering the fact that we're in the same section, it will be a very close estimate of your bill. All my books are new though, so if you are not super keen to have shiny books, you could potentially save a lot. The only reason I didn't go used is because I don't know if the highlighting was done by the best student or the worst one. At least with my own books I KNOW that the highlighting will be done by the worst ; )
remember that the book budget is for the whole year and next semester you'll have to buy a couple more... the book budget is lame
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by como » Wed Aug 12, 2009 10:33 am
neskerdoo wrote:como wrote:mbw wrote:como wrote:I just spent $840 on books, not including supplements. That's pretty much exactly what the budget predicted. Still...FML.
Ugh. I suspect that will be my bill as well. Fortunately, the over-eager prodigal spouse has been hitting up law school bookstore supplement stacks in his travels for much of the past year, so that won't area won't be so painful.
So much for not having to take out grad-plus money.
Considering the fact that we're in the same section, it will be a very close estimate of your bill. All my books are new though, so if you are not super keen to have shiny books, you could potentially save a lot. The only reason I didn't go used is because I don't know if the highlighting was done by the best student or the worst one. At least with my own books I KNOW that the highlighting will be done by the worst ; )
remember that the book budget is for the whole year and next semester you'll have to buy a couple more... the book budget is lame
I thought the budget was $850/term. If it isn't, then they really understate the cost. Whatever, just put it on my tab!
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by mbw » Wed Aug 12, 2009 10:46 am
MaiKleenex wrote:just got into Cornell yesterday.....while I was buying my textbooks at another law school. excited to meet everyone!
Congrats! Hope you were able to get a refund on your other texts
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by sheltron5000 » Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:10 am
MaiKleenex wrote:just got into Cornell yesterday.....while I was buying my textbooks at another law school. excited to meet everyone!
I completely read this as "I just got into ITHACA yesterday..." and really didn't understand...
CONGRATULATIONS. We'll all look forward to meeting you!
neskerdoo wrote:como wrote:mbw wrote:como wrote:I just spent $840 on books, not including supplements. That's pretty much exactly what the budget predicted. Still...FML.
Ugh. I suspect that will be my bill as well. Fortunately, the over-eager prodigal spouse has been hitting up law school bookstore supplement stacks in his travels for much of the past year, so that won't area won't be so painful.
So much for not having to take out grad-plus money.
Considering the fact that we're in the same section, it will be a very close estimate of your bill. All my books are new though, so if you are not super keen to have shiny books, you could potentially save a lot. The only reason I didn't go used is because I don't know if the highlighting was done by the best student or the worst one. At least with my own books I KNOW that the highlighting will be done by the worst ; )
remember that the book budget is for the whole year and next semester you'll have to buy a couple more... the book budget is lame
+1
mine are more like 30lbs
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by sheltron5000 » Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:15 am
MaiKleenex wrote:just got into Cornell yesterday.....while I was buying my textbooks at another law school. excited to meet everyone!
Hey if I don't hear from my roommate soon... (HINT HINT spike!)...
...how do you feel about cats?
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by pPod » Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:43 am
sheltron5000 wrote:Of course it's cool. We'll look forward to meeting you.
So what time are you all meeting there? (::crosses fingers:: please say happy hour, please say happy hour!)
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by let/them/eat/cake » Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:53 am
so this is a software suggestion question (and i've read some of the other threads on this, but wanted to see what y'all specifically are doing/think the way to go is....):
option 1: macbook pro + vmware fusion 2.0 + windows + office 2007 (run it on windows, so i can run onenote).
i'd run office on windows via vmware, easy interface switching between mac osx apps and the windows programs.
option 2: screw virtualization, get office for mac and get circusponies notebook (consensus notetaking software for mac?) and go for it....
I'm trying to think of other advantages, other than onenote, to getting windows set up on a mac....like, i suppose, if i wanted to install some games of some sort? idk, i'm just spitballing here (e.g. i haven't played video games in years, but if i were so inclined, i'd prob rather do that on windows right?).
thoughts, suggestions, sarcastic remarks are all welcome.
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by sheltron5000 » Wed Aug 12, 2009 12:17 pm
notebook view for the mac msoffice is very similar to onenote. some people even think onenote for windows may be based on it.
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by sheltron5000 » Wed Aug 12, 2009 12:18 pm
pPod wrote:sheltron5000 wrote:Of course it's cool. We'll look forward to meeting you.
So what time are you all meeting there? (::crosses fingers:: please say happy hour, please say happy hour!)
let me look up what time happy hour is...
happy hour is 4-7 on thursday. Shall we meet at 5, or 6
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