Texas 2013 Forum

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I wish I knew what society I am going to be in!

You're gonna have to wait until August I'm afraid.

[yournamehere]

I wish I knew what society I am going to be in!

You're gonna have to wait until August I'm afraid.

in other news, hodges rocks.

[soonergirl]

I wish I knew what society I am going to be in!

I don't get the society deal. In fact, the matching t-shirts in the photo on the webpage actually kind of creep me out.

[Pearalegal]

I wish I knew what society I am going to be in!

I don't get the society deal. In fact, the matching t-shirts in the photo on the webpage actually kind of creep me out.

Its just a way of getting to know classmates and 2Ls better, I'd imagine. The boat thing sounds like fun.

Apparently you also have little get togethers with professors to make it all more manageable. I don't know, seems like a smart idea to make Texas' class seem a little more intimate. Plus, I like teams. I feel like societies would give rise to team mentalities.

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I wish I knew what society I am going to be in!

I don't get the society deal. In fact, the matching t-shirts in the photo on the webpage actually kind of creep me out.

Some professor mentors are apparently way more motivated than others, so some societies are much more active than others. This was particularly evident at the society games last fall, where a couple societies turned out nearly all their 1Ls, and others barely showed up at all.

What is more interesting is finding out what section you will be in, and thus what professors you will have for 1L fall.

[soonergirl]

Some professor mentors are apparently way more motivated than others, so some societies are much more active than others. This was particularly evident at the society games last fall, where a couple societies turned out nearly all their 1Ls, and others barely showed up at all.

What is more interesting is finding out what section you will be in, and thus what professors you will have for 1L fall.

How do you find out? Do they use a talking hat?

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Some professor mentors are apparently way more motivated than others, so some societies are much more active than others. This was particularly evident at the society games last fall, where a couple societies turned out nearly all their 1Ls, and others barely showed up at all.

What is more interesting is finding out what section you will be in, and thus what professors you will have for 1L fall.

How do you find out? Do they use a talking hat?

Your society and section assignments will appear on Freshlaw in early August. I dunno how they assign students.

[Jericwithers]

Some professor mentors are apparently way more motivated than others, so some societies are much more active than others. This was particularly evident at the society games last fall, where a couple societies turned out nearly all their 1Ls, and others barely showed up at all.

What is more interesting is finding out what section you will be in, and thus what professors you will have for 1L fall.

How do you find out? Do they use a talking hat?

Haha

+1 point for Griffendoor

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Some professor mentors are apparently way more motivated than others, so some societies are much more active than others. This was particularly evident at the society games last fall, where a couple societies turned out nearly all their 1Ls, and others barely showed up at all.

What is more interesting is finding out what section you will be in, and thus what professors you will have for 1L fall.

How do you find out? Do they use a talking hat?

Haha

+1 point for Griffendoor

Pretty much, except Lone Star and Shiner takes the place of magic and wands.

[Pearalegal]

Some professor mentors are apparently way more motivated than others, so some societies are much more active than others. This was particularly evident at the society games last fall, where a couple societies turned out nearly all their 1Ls, and others barely showed up at all.

What is more interesting is finding out what section you will be in, and thus what professors you will have for 1L fall.

How do you find out? Do they use a talking hat?

Haha

+1 point for Griffendoor

It's GRYFFINDOR....GOD.

[Jericwithers]

Some professor mentors are apparently way more motivated than others, so some societies are much more active than others. This was particularly evident at the society games last fall, where a couple societies turned out nearly all their 1Ls, and others barely showed up at all.

What is more interesting is finding out what section you will be in, and thus what professors you will have for 1L fall.

How do you find out? Do they use a talking hat?

Haha

+1 point for Griffendoor

It's GRYFFINDOR....GOD.

I've never watched it with subtitles on, sorry!

[Pearalegal]

I've never watched it with subtitles on, sorry!

THEY WERE BOOKS FIRST, OK?!!?

[Jericwithers]

I've never watched it with subtitles on, sorry!

THEY WERE BOOKS FIRST, OK?!!?

......

[soonergirl]

Haha

+1 point for Griffendoor

Sweet! I'm in Gryffindor! Now if only I can make the quidditch team.

[soonergirl]

I've never watched it with subtitles on, sorry!

awesome. too funny.

[Daico]

The society program is a neat way of breaking a large class down into manageable chunks and I've found that it did work to help foster a fairly socially supportive atmosphere. [PS: Hodges sucks. Even if they do get the better shirts.]

Some professor mentors are apparently way more motivated than others, so some societies are much more active than others. This was particularly evident at the society games last fall, where a couple societies turned out nearly all their 1Ls, and others barely showed up at all.

What is more interesting is finding out what section you will be in, and thus what professors you will have for 1L fall.

How do you find out? Do they use a talking hat?

They have a magic hat! And in my experience, magic hats are purple!

I've never watched it with subtitles on, sorry!

I like you.

THEY WERE BOOKS FIRST, OK?!!?

[Pearalegal]

Jeric-- duck fuke, but did you see the daily show thing on dook winning the national championship?

[soonergirl]

The society program is a neat way of breaking a large class down into manageable chunks and I've found that it did work to help foster a fairly socially supportive atmosphere. [PS: Hodges sucks. Even if they do get the better shirts.]

so it's like frats except [strike]without all the drinking[/strike] without all the membership dues? sweet!

[Jericwithers]

The society program is a neat way of breaking a large class down into manageable chunks and I've found that it did work to help foster a fairly socially supportive atmosphere. [PS: Hodges sucks. Even if they do get the better shirts.]

Some professor mentors are apparently way more motivated than others, so some societies are much more active than others. This was particularly evident at the society games last fall, where a couple societies turned out nearly all their 1Ls, and others barely showed up at all.

What is more interesting is finding out what section you will be in, and thus what professors you will have for 1L fall.

How do you find out? Do they use a talking hat?

They have a magic hat! And in my experience, magic hats are purple!

I've never watched it with subtitles on, sorry!

I like you.

THEY WERE BOOKS FIRST, OK?!!?

I don't think anything you quoted was correct....

I've never watched it with subtitles on, sorry!

awesome. too funny.

Yours was better, seriously LOL'd.

[Jericwithers]

Jeric-- duck fuke, but did you see the daily show thing on dook winning the national championship?

Hahaha yes!! "Oh no, we won."

[Pearalegal]

Wheres the shirt picture? All I knew about societies is that we'd be in classes together and that there would be pre-post-at-after-orientation social events, both things which made me curious to see what little group I'd be put in.

[Pearalegal]

Jeric-- duck fuke, but did you see the daily show thing on dook winning the national championship?

Hahaha yes!! "Oh no, we won."

Hysterical. Also, you have to check out Franklin Street in Chapel Hill many times during your years at Duke. I don't think even the most die hard Duke fan will argue that Chapel Hill doesn't trump Durham.

[soonergirl]

Wheres the shirt picture? All I knew about societies is that we'd be in classes together and that there would be pre-post-at-after-orientation social events, both things which made me curious to see what little group I'd be put in.

It's on the main page, but the photos rotate.

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[Pearalegal]

Wheres the shirt picture? All I knew about societies is that we'd be in classes together and that there would be pre-post-at-after-orientation social events, both things which made me curious to see what little group I'd be put in.

It's on the main page, but the photos rotate.

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Never really thought too hard about why those random people were wearing matching shirts. I always sort of assume the students on the website don't actually attend. They're like the people corporations take pictures of.

[Jericwithers]

Wheres the shirt picture? All I knew about societies is that we'd be in classes together and that there would be pre-post-at-after-orientation social events, both things which made me curious to see what little group I'd be put in.

It's on the main page, but the photos rotate.

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Never really thought too hard about why those random people were wearing matching shirts. I always sort of assume the students on the website don't actually attend. They're like the people corporations take pictures of.

What??? You're telling me that those people I see don't really support clean coal???

So is that a picture of the method Texas uses to determine top vs. bottom 50%?