Harvard Student(s) Answering Your Questions Forum

[DoubleChecks]

Sorry to ask, but does anyone have an outline for Leadership in Law Firms? Any outline will do as the only one I've found is quite bad and doesn't reflect the current syllabus.
Thanks.

Are you currently in that class? I don't think you need an outline for it. I mean, Nanda essentially told us that typing notes in class is not necessary haha. It's just a case study course, no?

[chickenalfredo]

Any thoughts on these corp professors: Fried, Khanna, Spamann

[arez]

Another prof question: any thoughts on the following evidence profs- Schulman, Whiting, Murray, Feinberg?
Some seem to be practitioners who haven't taught in a few years but maybe 3Ls heard things through the grapevine

[Blessedassurance]

has anyone ever had david kennedy for law and economic development?

[Person1111]

2. Recs/warnings about Ad Law professors? Has anyone taken Vermeule? Sunstein?

I've heard nothing but bad things about Sunstein and nothing but good things about Rakoff. I don't know anything about Vermeule or Freeman. Freeman has very high ratings on course evaluations, but who knows how much that means.

most people i know have liked freeman a lot. if you are a 2L and are not in a hurry to take ad law, it may be worth it to wait till 3L, not only because it's a hard class with a hard curve, but also because you might get a better mix of professors in a year (especially if stephenson decides to teach admin again).

[GertrudePerkins]

Another prof question: any thoughts on the following evidence profs- Schulman, Whiting, Murray, Feinberg?
Some seem to be practitioners who haven't taught in a few years but maybe 3Ls heard things through the grapevine

Schulman and Whiting both have very solid reputations for Evidence. Murray a bit less so, I think. He tried to teach it as a 2-credit course, which didn't go so well, according to friends. I don't think Feinberg has taught it before.

[pupshaw]

Another prof question: any thoughts on the following evidence profs- Schulman, Whiting, Murray, Feinberg?
Some seem to be practitioners who haven't taught in a few years but maybe 3Ls heard things through the grapevine

Schulman and Whiting both have very solid reputations for Evidence. Murray a bit less so, I think. He tried to teach it as a 2-credit course, which didn't go so well, according to friends. I don't think Feinberg has taught it before.

Interesting, in what way did it not go well? He's teaching it as a 2-credit course again in the fall, and I was kind of thinking about taking it for the sake of getting it out of the way with fewer credits.

[edamame]

Hi - random question: When can we (prospective students) sign up for housing? I know Apr 1 is the deadline for on-campus dorms (Gropius, Hastings, and North), but are there any other deadlines we should mind?

Thanks so much!

[domino]

Hi - random question: When can we (prospective students) sign up for housing? I know Apr 1 is the deadline for on-campus dorms (Gropius, Hastings, and North), but are there any other deadlines we should mind?

Thanks so much!

I thought the on campus housing app wasn't available yet--is there something else we need to submit by Apr 1 (tomorrow)?

[wert3813]

Hi - random question: When can we (prospective students) sign up for housing? I know Apr 1 is the deadline for on-campus dorms (Gropius, Hastings, and North), but are there any other deadlines we should mind?

Thanks so much!

I thought the on campus housing app wasn't available yet--is there something else we need to submit by Apr 1 (tomorrow)?

I was admitted all of Friday but I believe housing opens Monday, not closes.

[GertrudePerkins]

Another prof question: any thoughts on the following evidence profs- Schulman, Whiting, Murray, Feinberg?
Some seem to be practitioners who haven't taught in a few years but maybe 3Ls heard things through the grapevine

Schulman and Whiting both have very solid reputations for Evidence. Murray a bit less so, I think. He tried to teach it as a 2-credit course, which didn't go so well, according to friends. I don't think Feinberg has taught it before.

Interesting, in what way did it not go well? He's teaching it as a 2-credit course again in the fall, and I was kind of thinking about taking it for the sake of getting it out of the way with fewer credits.

The sense I got from several friends was that he tried to cover essentially all the same material, but obviously in half the amount of class time, so it was information overload. But bear in mind that I myself didn't take the course, so you'd be better off getting some firsthand accounts.

[Stinson]

Does anyone have an outline for Vicki Jackson's comparative con law class? Would be grateful...

[wert3813]

Could someone link me the Harvard EIP 2012 (Class of 2014) thread. I found the 2011 one by searching but couldn't find the 2012

[Blessedassurance]

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=187031

[wert3813]

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=187031

??? I swear on my life a search for both HLS and EIP did not bring that up. Thanks.

[Blessedassurance]

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=187031

??? I swear on my life a search for both HLS and EIP did not bring that up. Thanks.

i bookmarked it last year...that's the only reason i got it that fast...no worries.

[Yukos]

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=187031

??? I swear on my life a search for both HLS and EIP did not bring that up. Thanks.

Looks like you're not Harvard material.

[wert3813]

Is there a public list of who attended EIP last year? Some schools put it out but I can't seem to find Harvard's. If not could someone PM it to me? I'm a new admit, and I solemnly swear I'm not getting ahead of myself, I'm from the South and just want to see what non-NY, DC, CA, CHI, BOS, etc. firms come to EIP.

[wert3813]

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=187031

??? I swear on my life a search for both HLS and EIP did not bring that up. Thanks.

Looks like you're not Harvard material.

Eh. Somebody's got to pick up those LPs.

[Yukos]

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=187031

??? I swear on my life a search for both HLS and EIP did not bring that up. Thanks.

Looks like you're not Harvard material.

Eh. Somebody's got to pick up those LPs.

I'm going to go for the first F in history. Go big or go home.

[Spritzpiggy]

Is there a public list of who attended EIP last year? Some schools put it out but I can't seem to find Harvard's. If not could someone PM it to me? I'm a new admit, and I solemnly swear I'm not getting ahead of myself, I'm from the South and just want to see what non-NY, DC, CA, CHI, BOS, etc. firms come to EIP.

I have been trying to find this as well. If anyone knows where to find it please let me know. Thanks

[arez]

This list may be imperfect but will give you an idea of what firms came from secondary markets in 2011 (2012 isn't available yet).
https://www.law.harvard.edu/current/car ... index.html

[wert3813]

This list may be imperfect but will give you an idea of what firms came from secondary markets in 2011 (2012 isn't available yet).
https://www.law.harvard.edu/current/car ... index.html

Really 2012 still isn't available? Also it's locked, can you PM it to me?

[spicyyoda17]

This list may be imperfect but will give you an idea of what firms came from secondary markets in 2011 (2012 isn't available yet).
https://www.law.harvard.edu/current/car ... index.html

Really 2012 still isn't available? Also it's locked, can you PM it to me?

+1, if possible.

TYIA

[094320]

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