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Post by northwood » Tue Jul 10, 2012 7:29 am

I'm sure they will send you an email

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Post by alicrimson » Tue Jul 10, 2012 10:57 am

Gamecubesupreme wrote:Wait, do all schools call or something some do? Please tell me they won't rescind the offer if you don't pick up.

Cause I am away on vacation in July and will have no way of answering any calls...
They won't rescind. There's usually a giant woo-hoo members email. When my editor called me, I didn't see it until nearly an hour after and it was fine. If you make it, pickingup the phone won't negate anything. I haven't done the grading, obviously, but if nothing starts until august there isn't a huge acceptance rush. Plus, I've only heard of one person ever declining acceptance (I know...wtf) so they assume you will accept.

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Post by vicuna » Tue Jul 10, 2012 11:00 am

alicrimson wrote:
Gamecubesupreme wrote:Wait, do all schools call or something some do? Please tell me they won't rescind the offer if you don't pick up.

Cause I am away on vacation in July and will have no way of answering any calls...
They won't rescind. There's usually a giant woo-hoo members email. When my editor called me, I didn't see it until nearly an hour after and it was fine. If you make it, pickingup the phone won't negate anything. I haven't done the grading, obviously, but if nothing starts until august there isn't a huge acceptance rush. Plus, I've only heard of one person ever declining acceptance (I know...wtf) so they assume you will accept.
So, are journals making calls tonight like last year?

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Post by lawyerwannabe » Tue Jul 10, 2012 12:31 pm

beachbum wrote:
lawyerwannabe wrote:Informed "latter half of July". Sigh.
Yup.
Under promise and over deliver. We find out tomorrow at 9 AM about exclusives apparently.

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Post by alicrimson » Tue Jul 10, 2012 6:01 pm

vicuna wrote:
alicrimson wrote:
Gamecubesupreme wrote:Wait, do all schools call or something some do? Please tell me they won't rescind the offer if you don't pick up.

Cause I am away on vacation in July and will have no way of answering any calls...
They won't rescind. There's usually a giant woo-hoo members email. When my editor called me, I didn't see it until nearly an hour after and it was fine. If you make it, pickingup the phone won't negate anything. I haven't done the grading, obviously, but if nothing starts until august there isn't a huge acceptance rush. Plus, I've only heard of one person ever declining acceptance (I know...wtf) so they assume you will accept.
So, are journals making calls tonight like last year?
If you're at my law school, law review has made calls. The other competitions are currently ongoing.

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Re: Motivation needed for write on

Post by northwood » Tue Jul 10, 2012 7:20 pm

Just dont tip your hand on Facebook

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Post by SilverE2 » Tue Jul 10, 2012 9:37 pm

Holy fucking shitfuck I made it. Holy fuck. Those 2 weeks of torture, sleeping 5 hours a night and working the rest, actually fucking paid off. Jesus.

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Post by ilovesf » Tue Jul 10, 2012 9:41 pm

SilverE2 wrote:Holy fucking shitfuck I made it. Holy fuck. Those 2 weeks of torture, sleeping 5 hours a night and working the rest, actually fucking paid off. Jesus.
Congrats!!

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Post by alicrimson » Tue Jul 10, 2012 10:26 pm

northwood wrote:Just dont tip your hand on Facebook
Someone at my school did this very blatantly. Here, people understand. There? I'm not so sure your friend list consisting of a majority of people who did not make it will be so understanding. I stalked that status long enough to see a few people call him out for being an ass.

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Post by alicrimson » Tue Jul 10, 2012 10:27 pm

SilverE2 wrote:Holy fucking shitfuck I made it. Holy fuck. Those 2 weeks of torture, sleeping 5 hours a night and working the rest, actually fucking paid off. Jesus.

Great job!!!

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Post by lsatextreme » Tue Jul 10, 2012 10:51 pm

anyone know whether being part of a secondary journal in your specialty (say a technology journal for IP) is seen as "better" than being part of LR?

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Post by Ludo! » Tue Jul 10, 2012 11:09 pm

lsatextreme wrote:anyone know whether being part of a secondary journal in your specialty (say a technology journal for IP) is seen as "better" than being part of LR?
Not at all. LR is always better

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Post by glitter178 » Tue Jul 10, 2012 11:40 pm

SilverE2 wrote:Holy fucking shitfuck I made it. Holy fuck. Those 2 weeks of torture, sleeping 5 hours a night and working the rest, actually fucking paid off. Jesus.

Yay, congratulations! I made it today too! So excited, I have to remember this moment 3 months from now when i'm thinking about /self

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Post by JJDancer » Wed Jul 11, 2012 12:15 am

glitter178 wrote:
SilverE2 wrote:Holy fucking shitfuck I made it. Holy fuck. Those 2 weeks of torture, sleeping 5 hours a night and working the rest, actually fucking paid off. Jesus.

Yay, congratulations! I made it today too! So excited, I have to remember this moment 3 months from now when i'm thinking about /self
Omg I was half in shock when I signed on to mylaw! Congrats!!

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Post by SilverE2 » Wed Jul 11, 2012 7:54 am

glitter178 wrote:
SilverE2 wrote:Holy fucking shitfuck I made it. Holy fuck. Those 2 weeks of torture, sleeping 5 hours a night and working the rest, actually fucking paid off. Jesus.

Yay, congratulations! I made it today too! So excited, I have to remember this moment 3 months from now when i'm thinking about /self
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Re: Motivation needed for write on

Post by CanadianWolf » Wed Jul 11, 2012 10:00 am

While I agree that law review is always better than a secondary journal, getting published in a secondary journal & becoming an editor of a journal in one's specialty is a solid resume booster.

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Post by lsatextreme » Wed Jul 11, 2012 10:23 am

CanadianWolf wrote:While I agree that law review is always better than a secondary journal, getting published in a secondary journal & becoming an editor of a journal in one's specialty is a solid resume booster.
is there anyone reason to take a secondary journal offer over a LR offer if that secondary journal is your specialty and you have reason to believe it's easier to get on their e-board than the LR e-board?

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Post by lawyerwannabe » Wed Jul 11, 2012 10:43 am

lsatextreme wrote:
CanadianWolf wrote:While I agree that law review is always better than a secondary journal, getting published in a secondary journal & becoming an editor of a journal in one's specialty is a solid resume booster.
is there anyone reason to take a secondary journal offer over a LR offer if that secondary journal is your specialty and you have reason to believe it's easier to get on their e-board than the LR e-board?
Taking a shot in the dark, but I think this would largely depend on the school and how specific your vision is for the future. If you are at a T14 school, this may not be a bad move because your grades are presumably strong enough that it does not matter and may actually make you a unique candidate. However, at lower ranked schools, often times employers will only recruit law review members so it is much more instrumental to the job search to have that line on your resume.

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Post by vamedic03 » Thu Jul 12, 2012 2:46 pm

lsatextreme wrote:
CanadianWolf wrote:While I agree that law review is always better than a secondary journal, getting published in a secondary journal & becoming an editor of a journal in one's specialty is a solid resume booster.
is there anyone reason to take a secondary journal offer over a LR offer if that secondary journal is your specialty and you have reason to believe it's easier to get on their e-board than the LR e-board?
There is never a reason to take a secondary over LR. Always, always take the flagship law review.

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Post by Broseidon » Thu Jul 12, 2012 2:47 pm

I've had it with this wait. Don't even care anymore.

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Post by CanadianWolf » Thu Jul 12, 2012 4:00 pm

@lsatextreme: That would really depend upon the particulars. Some law schools permit students to participate on two journals at the same time.

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Post by Ludo! » Thu Jul 12, 2012 4:19 pm

CanadianWolf wrote:@lsatextreme: That would really depend upon the particulars. Some law schools permit students to participate on two journals at the same time.
I've never heard of this. Not saying you're wrong but who on their right mind would want to be on LR and another journal?

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