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toothbrush

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by toothbrush » Tue Jul 09, 2013 12:43 pm
LFH_intheflesh wrote:toothbrush wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Following up on this - does the school help to secure these opportunities? At what point do you pursue this through the school?
Define help?
They will have websites full of postings (e.g. symplicity) but its your job to prepare applications.
Yeah basically that's what I wanted to know - if they had places to help students find these opportunities. Thanks

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gonewiththewind

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by gonewiththewind » Tue Jul 09, 2013 12:44 pm
toothbrush wrote:gonewiththewind wrote:
I feel like a repeat of the Great Coat Crisis of 2013 is more than possible if Barristers is in the same place.
I read this as the Great GOAT Crisis. Thought there were 1L's ravaging farms and cuddling with goats for warmth or something
Not far off and probably a damn sight prettier.
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HBBJohnStamos

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by HBBJohnStamos » Tue Jul 09, 2013 3:01 pm
gonewiththewind wrote:
Btw, just as some friendly advice, maybe go to Fall Ball (not really) but definitely skip Barristers and get drunk somewhere else.
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Arbiter213

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by Arbiter213 » Tue Jul 09, 2013 3:24 pm
HBBJohnStamos wrote:gonewiththewind wrote:
Btw, just as some friendly advice, maybe go to Fall Ball (not really) but definitely skip Barristers and get drunk somewhere else.
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Yah they both suck- the only good formal events are the journal and moot court banquets.
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gonewiththewind

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by gonewiththewind » Tue Jul 09, 2013 3:26 pm
toothbrush wrote:LFH_intheflesh wrote:toothbrush wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Following up on this - does the school help to secure these opportunities? At what point do you pursue this through the school?
Define help?
They will have websites full of postings (e.g. symplicity) but its your job to prepare applications.
Yeah basically that's what I wanted to know - if they had places to help students find these opportunities. Thanks

Symplicity, plus the website that had all the government jobs. People usually do this sort of thing over winter break, and there'll be several panels (whether they're actually useful or not is debatable) for things like applying to judicial internships/other jobs, so you've got a bit of time.
As far as good formals, journal/moot court banquets are mostly not available to 1Ls (you get to do Langfan as a 1L but nothing else).
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Arbiter213

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by Arbiter213 » Tue Jul 09, 2013 3:41 pm
gonewiththewind wrote:toothbrush wrote:LFH_intheflesh wrote:toothbrush wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Following up on this - does the school help to secure these opportunities? At what point do you pursue this through the school?
Define help?
They will have websites full of postings (e.g. symplicity) but its your job to prepare applications.
Yeah basically that's what I wanted to know - if they had places to help students find these opportunities. Thanks

Symplicity, plus the website that had all the government jobs. People usually do this sort of thing over winter break, and there'll be several panels (whether they're actually useful or not is debatable) for things like applying to judicial internships/other jobs, so you've got a bit of time.
As far as good formals, journal/moot court banquets are mostly not available to 1Ls (you get to do Langfan as a 1L but nothing else).
Depends who you hang out with

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gonewiththewind

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by gonewiththewind » Tue Jul 09, 2013 3:44 pm
Arbiter213 wrote:gonewiththewind wrote:
As far as good formals, journal/moot court banquets are mostly not available to 1Ls (you get to do Langfan as a 1L but nothing else).
Depends who you hang out with

Touché.
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teachmehowtoraji

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by teachmehowtoraji » Tue Jul 09, 2013 4:08 pm
guinness1547 wrote:teachmehowtoraji wrote:Finally made the decision to attend after getting off the reserve a little while ago, faxed the seat deposit in earlier today

Woo Raji
Thanks man. Now I just have to dig up my immunization records and schedule a physical within the next 24 hours

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by hephaestus » Tue Jul 09, 2013 4:09 pm
toothbrush wrote:ImNoScar wrote:Some people stay in Ithaca. Professors take RAs, the university office of the general counsel hires a few interns, and the city attorneys office hires a couple interns. Most people find something either in their home market, NYC or DC. People are working for government regulatory agencies, interning for federal and state judges, working in house, and a small number are working at firms (almost all of those are in secondary/tertiary markets or Texas).
Job hunting starts December 1st, but most people don't start in earnest until break. Career services will help with resumes etc but there is nothing as structured as 2L recruiting.
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Lavitz

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by Lavitz » Tue Jul 09, 2013 4:09 pm
teachmehowtoraji wrote:Thanks man. Now I just have to dig up my immunization records and schedule a physical within the next 24 hours

You don't need the physical.
I sent mine in blank and they confirmed it was fine.
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Lincoln

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by Lincoln » Tue Jul 09, 2013 4:19 pm
Arbiter213 wrote:HBBJohnStamos wrote:gonewiththewind wrote:
Btw, just as some friendly advice, maybe go to Fall Ball (not really) but definitely skip Barristers and get drunk somewhere else.
TITCR
Yah they both suck- the only good formal events are the journal and moot court banquets.
I think that depends on your tastes. I had a blast at Barrister's this year. Maybe 3L nostalgia, but it was definitely better than any journal or moot court banquet I've been to.
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by guinness1547 » Tue Jul 09, 2013 4:38 pm
Any event can be as fun as you make it. I'll have fun no matter what.
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by teachmehowtoraji » Tue Jul 09, 2013 4:50 pm
Lavitz wrote:teachmehowtoraji wrote:Thanks man. Now I just have to dig up my immunization records and schedule a physical within the next 24 hours

You don't need the physical.
I sent mine in blank and they confirmed it was fine.
Seriously? You just made my day tomorrow 10x easier man, thanks.
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by teachmehowtoraji » Tue Jul 09, 2013 4:51 pm
guinness1547 wrote:Any event can be as fun as you copious amounts of alcohol make it. I'll have fun no matter what.
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by toothbrush » Tue Jul 09, 2013 5:06 pm
teachmehowtoraji wrote:Lavitz wrote:teachmehowtoraji wrote:Thanks man. Now I just have to dig up my immunization records and schedule a physical within the next 24 hours

You don't need the physical.
I sent mine in blank and they confirmed it was fine.
Seriously? You just made my day tomorrow 10x easier man, thanks.
Wait, really ?! I've been fighting with my Dr. for an appointment this month..
Lavitz - did you just print the health form and get the immunizations filled in and submit that ?
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Lavitz

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by Lavitz » Tue Jul 09, 2013 5:16 pm
toothbrush wrote:teachmehowtoraji wrote:Lavitz wrote:teachmehowtoraji wrote:Thanks man. Now I just have to dig up my immunization records and schedule a physical within the next 24 hours

You don't need the physical.
I sent mine in blank and they confirmed it was fine.
Seriously? You just made my day tomorrow 10x easier man, thanks.
Wait, really ?! I've been fighting with my Dr. for an appointment this month..
Lavitz - did you just print the health form and get the immunizations filled in and submit that ?
Yes. And I've said before that the physical was unnecessary.
Sorry guys. I should've asked the mods to make me OP of this thread months ago so I could put all this info in there.
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toothbrush

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by toothbrush » Tue Jul 09, 2013 6:13 pm
Lavitz wrote:
Yes. And I've said before that the physical was unnecessary.
Sorry guys. I should've asked the mods to make me OP of this thread months ago so I could put all this info in there.
Seriously I didn't even notice.
So yeah, I'm going to try that route and skip the physical.
I was thinking that the OP should reflect all this info. Lots of good stuff has been asked about, posted, and reasked about. It's okay though, it keeps the thread alive. You should be OP though.
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Lavitz

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by Lavitz » Tue Jul 09, 2013 7:15 pm
toothbrush wrote:You should be OP though.
Done. I'll start working on it tonight.
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gonewiththewind

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by gonewiththewind » Tue Jul 09, 2013 7:53 pm
Lincoln wrote:Arbiter213 wrote:HBBJohnStamos wrote:gonewiththewind wrote:
Btw, just as some friendly advice, maybe go to Fall Ball (not really) but definitely skip Barristers and get drunk somewhere else.
TITCR
Yah they both suck- the only good formal events are the journal and moot court banquets.
I think that depends on your tastes. I had a blast at Barrister's this year. Maybe 3L nostalgia, but it was definitely better than any journal or moot court banquet I've been to.
Even with the Great Coat Fiasco, where all those poor coats lay empty and forlorn on the ground while their owners pushed their way into a small room with no exit?
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by Lincoln » Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:16 pm
gonewiththewind wrote:Even with the Great Coat Fiasco, where all those poor coats lay empty and forlorn on the ground while their owners pushed their way into a small room with no exit?
I didn't check my coat. Left it upstairs, and got out in 2 minutes.
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Arbiter213

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by Arbiter213 » Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:31 pm
Lincoln wrote:gonewiththewind wrote:Even with the Great Coat Fiasco, where all those poor coats lay empty and forlorn on the ground while their owners pushed their way into a small room with no exit?
I didn't check my coat. Left it upstairs, and got out in 2 minutes.
Me too, though my girlfriend's coat required my entering the Barrister's Brawl.
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by Lincoln » Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:49 pm
Arbiter213 wrote:Lincoln wrote:gonewiththewind wrote:Even with the Great Coat Fiasco, where all those poor coats lay empty and forlorn on the ground while their owners pushed their way into a small room with no exit?
I didn't check my coat. Left it upstairs, and got out in 2 minutes.
Me too, though my girlfriend's coat required my entering the Barrister's Brawl.
I didn't know you had one. A girlfriend, that is, not a coat.
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by Lincoln » Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:50 pm
PS. Sorry for taking over your thread, c/o 2016. I'll mosey on back to the Q&A thread now.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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