Read the computer services letter that came with all the other stuff. It's in the 3rd paragraph.lawschooliseasy wrote:+1Yacht_Party wrote:what laptop class
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lawschooliseasy wrote:+1Yacht_Party wrote:what laptop class
If you are in Iowa City before orientation begins, you would be wise to get your ID card at Iowa One Card Services located in 3 Jessup Hall, register your car with the Parking Office (IMU parking ramp) or online at http://www.uiowa.edu/~parking/student_o ... ration.pdf, get familiar with bus and bike routes, and complete the AAccessing On-Line Services@ workshop. You can register for the workshop at http://www.law.uiowa.edu/library/computerclass.php .
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ugh really?elizaD wrote:lawschooliseasy wrote:+1Yacht_Party wrote:what laptop class
If you are in Iowa City before orientation begins, you would be wise to get your ID card at Iowa One Card Services located in 3 Jessup Hall, register your car with the Parking Office (IMU parking ramp) or online at http://www.uiowa.edu/~parking/student_o ... ration.pdf, get familiar with bus and bike routes, and complete the AAccessing On-Line Services@ workshop. You can register for the workshop at http://www.law.uiowa.edu/library/computerclass.php .
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Yeah, it's required. But it's only 45 minutes.
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Hmm. My undergrad just sent us a packet to do that stuff ourselves. Ah well.
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A tentative orientation schedule has been uploaded to ICON. Lots of lunches, lots of speeches/remarks/panels.
The online bookstore also has an updated list of the casebooks/materials needed for each class, in case anyone wanted to start looking for deal on Amazon or something now.
The online bookstore also has an updated list of the casebooks/materials needed for each class, in case anyone wanted to start looking for deal on Amazon or something now.
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Good lord, there are way more activities/events than I thought. When I looked at the Intro class schedule that they sent us, I thought that was it, that orientation would only be a few hours per day. I'm not sure I like this schedule...
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Yeah, it's a lot. And what the hell is a box lunch, lol?kazootey wrote:Good lord, there are way more activities/events than I thought. When I looked at the Intro class schedule that they sent us, I thought that was it, that orientation would only be a few hours per day. I'm not sure I like this schedule...
Looking at the casebooks on Amazon, there are some pretty hefty differences between new and used. For instance, Epstein's Cases and Materials on Torts is $128 new, or $42 used (a little more if you want a copy that is halfway decent). I wonder if the extra money is worth a new book with no writing in it...
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I used to work at my old university's bookstore and the law books were always worth the new over used price when I saw them. The used ended up being written in and highlighted and pretty much, well... used.traehekat wrote:Yeah, it's a lot. And what the hell is a box lunch, lol?kazootey wrote:Good lord, there are way more activities/events than I thought. When I looked at the Intro class schedule that they sent us, I thought that was it, that orientation would only be a few hours per day. I'm not sure I like this schedule...
Looking at the casebooks on Amazon, there are some pretty hefty differences between new and used. For instance, Epstein's Cases and Materials on Torts is $128 new, or $42 used (a little more if you want a copy that is halfway decent). I wonder if the extra money is worth a new book with no writing in it...
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Yeaaah, like sometimes you can find "used" books that don't really have a lot of marking in them, if any at all. I have a feeling though most used law books are going to be fairly heavily marked up.jaskat wrote:I used to work at my old university's bookstore and the law books were always worth the new over used price when I saw them. The used ended up being written in and highlighted and pretty much, well... used.traehekat wrote:Yeah, it's a lot. And what the hell is a box lunch, lol?kazootey wrote:Good lord, there are way more activities/events than I thought. When I looked at the Intro class schedule that they sent us, I thought that was it, that orientation would only be a few hours per day. I'm not sure I like this schedule...
Looking at the casebooks on Amazon, there are some pretty hefty differences between new and used. For instance, Epstein's Cases and Materials on Torts is $128 new, or $42 used (a little more if you want a copy that is halfway decent). I wonder if the extra money is worth a new book with no writing in it...
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I took a few law courses as an undergrad, and every single used book, including my own, are HEAVILY used.
Also, anyone else notice that the class schedule on ISIS is NOT the same as the one the school sent out?
Also, anyone else notice that the class schedule on ISIS is NOT the same as the one the school sent out?
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Mine looks the same, are you looking at the calendar view or the thing above it on ISIS? The calendar view isn't very exact, like I have LAWR at 10:20 but the way it's laid out on the calendared makes it look like it starts at 10:00.Jerome wrote:I took a few law courses as an undergrad, and every single used book, including my own, are HEAVILY used.
Also, anyone else notice that the class schedule on ISIS is NOT the same as the one the school sent out?
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I finally made it to Iowa City after 18 hours and a blowout in the U-Haul! The townhouse that I am living in is about 2.5 miles from the law school but a bus stop is in front of the door. It's not what I expected at all, but in a good way! It seems like there are a lot of things to choose from as far as stores, restaurants, etc. are concerned. Yay!
I'll make the drive again Aug 10th and 11th. I'll be driving through Houston-Dallas-Tulsa-Joplin-Kansas City-Des Moines-and Iowa City if anyone wants to save some money and hitch a ride with me!
I'll make the drive again Aug 10th and 11th. I'll be driving through Houston-Dallas-Tulsa-Joplin-Kansas City-Des Moines-and Iowa City if anyone wants to save some money and hitch a ride with me!
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Welcome to Iowa City!OkieGirl wrote:I finally made it to Iowa City after 18 hours and a blowout in the U-Haul! The townhouse that I am living in is about 2.5 miles from the law school but a bus stop is in front of the door. It's not what I expected at all, but in a good way! It seems like there are a lot of things to choose from as far as stores, restaurants, etc. are concerned. Yay!
I'll be make the drive again Aug 10th and 11th. I'll be driving through Houston-Dallas-Tulsa-Joplin-Kansas City-Des Moines-and Iowa City if anyone wants to save some money and hitch a ride with me!
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+1nyskidude wrote:Welcome to Iowa City!OkieGirl wrote:I finally made it to Iowa City after 18 hours and a blowout in the U-Haul! The townhouse that I am living in is about 2.5 miles from the law school but a bus stop is in front of the door. It's not what I expected at all, but in a good way! It seems like there are a lot of things to choose from as far as stores, restaurants, etc. are concerned. Yay!
I'll be make the drive again Aug 10th and 11th. I'll be driving through Houston-Dallas-Tulsa-Joplin-Kansas City-Des Moines-and Iowa City if anyone wants to save some money and hitch a ride with me!
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T-minus 1 week until I get to Iowa City, cannot wait to get out of here and get back to school.
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+1kazootey wrote:T-minus 1 week until I get to Iowa City, cannot wait to get out of here and get back to school.
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I'm looking at the actual calendar on ISIS vs. the class times written on the one sent by the school - contracts shows up as 8:-9:20, M-W on the sent calendar, and as 3-5, M-W on ISIS.traehekat wrote:Mine looks the same, are you looking at the calendar view or the thing above it on ISIS? The calendar view isn't very exact, like I have LAWR at 10:20 but the way it's laid out on the calendared makes it look like it starts at 10:00.Jerome wrote:I took a few law courses as an undergrad, and every single used book, including my own, are HEAVILY used.
Also, anyone else notice that the class schedule on ISIS is NOT the same as the one the school sent out?
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Don't know if you are serious, but a box lunch is usually a sandwich, bag of chips, maybe a piece of fruit. It comes in a box, hence the term "box lunch".traehekat wrote:Yeah, it's a lot. And what the hell is a box lunch, lol?kazootey wrote:Good lord, there are way more activities/events than I thought. When I looked at the Intro class schedule that they sent us, I thought that was it, that orientation would only be a few hours per day. I'm not sure I like this schedule...
Looking at the casebooks on Amazon, there are some pretty hefty differences between new and used. For instance, Epstein's Cases and Materials on Torts is $128 new, or $42 used (a little more if you want a copy that is halfway decent). I wonder if the extra money is worth a new book with no writing in it...
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It's possible you are now in a different section. The one we were sent was dated July 9, while the one currently on ICON is dated July 13. Maybe check out the section assignment on ICON to confirm?Jerome wrote:I'm looking at the actual calendar on ISIS vs. the class times written on the one sent by the school - contracts shows up as 8:-9:20, M-W on the sent calendar, and as 3-5, M-W on ISIS.traehekat wrote:Mine looks the same, are you looking at the calendar view or the thing above it on ISIS? The calendar view isn't very exact, like I have LAWR at 10:20 but the way it's laid out on the calendared makes it look like it starts at 10:00.Jerome wrote:I took a few law courses as an undergrad, and every single used book, including my own, are HEAVILY used.
Also, anyone else notice that the class schedule on ISIS is NOT the same as the one the school sent out?
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That was my initial thought, too. According to ISIS and ICON, I am still Section 5, though. I guess I shouldn't complain - having class every day at 8 would have sucked.pizzaface wrote:It's possible you are now in a different section. The one we were sent was dated July 9, while the one currently on ICON is dated July 13. Maybe check out the section assignment on ICON to confirm?Jerome wrote:I'm looking at the actual calendar on ISIS vs. the class times written on the one sent by the school - contracts shows up as 8:-9:20, M-W on the sent calendar, and as 3-5, M-W on ISIS.traehekat wrote:Mine looks the same, are you looking at the calendar view or the thing above it on ISIS? The calendar view isn't very exact, like I have LAWR at 10:20 but the way it's laid out on the calendared makes it look like it starts at 10:00.Jerome wrote:I took a few law courses as an undergrad, and every single used book, including my own, are HEAVILY used.
Also, anyone else notice that the class schedule on ISIS is NOT the same as the one the school sent out?
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So it looks like I was moved into a different section. According to ISIS my earliest class is now Prop at 9:40 am instead of my previous 8 am (section six on the sent sheet). Still no class on Friday on only one class on Thurs (LAWR). Does this seem right? If so, that's a sick schedule!
Maybe it'll change again...
EDIT: According to the sent sheet it looks like Section 6 is the only section w/ LAWR at 2:45 on Wed. and Thurs. but section 6 is also supposed to have 8 AM Contracts...
Maybe it'll change again...
EDIT: According to the sent sheet it looks like Section 6 is the only section w/ LAWR at 2:45 on Wed. and Thurs. but section 6 is also supposed to have 8 AM Contracts...
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It's Schedule Roulette!Slimpee wrote:So it looks like I was moved into a different section. According to ISIS my earliest class is now Prop at 9:40 am instead of my previous 8 am (section six on the sent sheet). Still no class on Friday on only one class on Thurs (LAWR). Does this seem right? If so, that's a sick schedule!
Maybe it'll change again...
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I'm section 5, so we have the same property and contracts class - looks like it was changed for sure. To check section, look at ISIS class schedule - the third set of digits on Dep:Crs:Sec is your section.Slimpee wrote:So it looks like I was moved into a different section. According to ISIS my earliest class is now Prop at 9:40 am instead of my previous 8 am (section six on the sent sheet). Still no class on Friday on only one class on Thurs (LAWR). Does this seem right? If so, that's a sick schedule!
Maybe it'll change again...
EDIT: According to the sent sheet it looks like Section 6 is the only section w/ LAWR at 2:45 on Wed. and Thurs. but section 6 is also supposed to have 8 AM Contracts...
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Yeah, i'm still section 6. They must've changed the schedule since they posted the schedule in the packet (which I have yet to receive). I'm actually kind of disappointed I don't have the 8 AM class. I was looking forward to being up a bit earlier...Jerome wrote:I'm section 5, so we have the same property and contracts class - looks like it was changed for sure. To check section, look at ISIS class schedule - the third set of digits on Dep:Crs:Sec is your section.Slimpee wrote:So it looks like I was moved into a different section. According to ISIS my earliest class is now Prop at 9:40 am instead of my previous 8 am (section six on the sent sheet). Still no class on Friday on only one class on Thurs (LAWR). Does this seem right? If so, that's a sick schedule!
Maybe it'll change again...
EDIT: According to the sent sheet it looks like Section 6 is the only section w/ LAWR at 2:45 on Wed. and Thurs. but section 6 is also supposed to have 8 AM Contracts...
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