Virginia Law Review Articles Editor Taking Questions Forum
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Did you go to any feb club parties this year?
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ok well how many hours did you put into 1l?Va L Rev Stud wrote:Anyone who has to even worry about writing on probably shouldn't be in this thread.sundance95 wrote:then gtfoVa L Rev Stud wrote:I'm sorry, but I can't answer many questions relating to the journal tryout process.koalatriste wrote:how do you evaluate the writing competition? obviously, the bluebooking portion is pretty objective, but how do you evaluate/score the actual writing portion?
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This guy lurked for almost a year, and this thread finally pushed him over the edge. That should tell you something.DoctorGloom wrote:Wow, Mr. Stud. Trying to show off much?
I go to UVA and you represent the reason why this school is perceived as being one of the douchiest schools. To anyone reading this thread, don't let this guy turn you off from UVA. People here are actually pretty cool. We actually have fun, like playing softball and drinking beer.
What a jerk.
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I thought it was because we're inveterate racists, brah. That's cool and all, I'm sure your boozing and softball dominance have opened numerous doors for you.DoctorGloom wrote:Wow, Mr. Stud. Trying to show off much?
I go to UVA and you represent the reason why this school is perceived as being one of the douchiest schools. To anyone reading this thread, don't let this guy turn you off from UVA. People here are actually pretty cool. We actually have fun, like playing softball and drinking beer.
What a jerk.
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No, it takes an enormous amount of discipline to be a Managing Board member.vamedic03 wrote:Did you go to any feb club parties this year?
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25 of the 26 people who applied for the Managing Board were accepted. I think it takes a pulse to be a Managing Board member.
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how much much more action do you get as a result of being able to say you're on LR
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showNprove wrote:25 of the 26 people who applied for the Managing Board were accepted. I think it takes a pulse to be a Managing Board member.



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I think I studied a good amount, but it was nothing too extraordinary. I always fought my study partner about having to do practice exams. The moral of the story: If you've got preternatural intellectual ability, then practice exams aren't so important.Brock2010 wrote: ok well how many hours did you put into 1l?
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Are you on Managing Board?showNprove wrote:25 of the 26 people who applied for the Managing Board were accepted. I think it takes a pulse to be a Managing Board member.
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No.Va L Rev Stud wrote:Are you on Managing Board?showNprove wrote:25 of the 26 people who applied for the Managing Board were accepted. I think it takes a pulse to be a Managing Board member.
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Va L Rev Stud wrote:I think I studied a good amount, but it was nothing too extraordinary. I always fought my study partner about having to do practice exams. The moral of the story: If you've got preternatural intellectual ability, then practice exams aren't so important.Brock2010 wrote: ok well how many hours did you put into 1l?
what did you get on your LSAT?
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Nothing special. So I take back everything I said, I guess. No preternatural intellectual ability here, friend.Brock2010 wrote:Va L Rev Stud wrote:I think I studied a good amount, but it was nothing too extraordinary. I always fought my study partner about having to do practice exams. The moral of the story: If you've got preternatural intellectual ability, then practice exams aren't so important.Brock2010 wrote: ok well how many hours did you put into 1l?
what did you get on your LSAT?
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I don't like that you edited your response to appear less friendly.showNprove wrote:No.Va L Rev Stud wrote:Are you on Managing Board?showNprove wrote:25 of the 26 people who applied for the Managing Board were accepted. I think it takes a pulse to be a Managing Board member.
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I actually edited it to appear less lame, lol.Va L Rev Stud wrote:I don't like that you edited your response to appear less friendly.showNprove wrote:No.Va L Rev Stud wrote:Are you on Managing Board?showNprove wrote:25 of the 26 people who applied for the Managing Board were accepted. I think it takes a pulse to be a Managing Board member.
Which Circuit Court do you expect to be clerking for? And is that why you decided to take on twice as much work next year as a member of the Managing Board? And does anyone apply for the Managing Board for any other reason?
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Any general advice for future UVa 1L's? Preferably in regards to studying/grades?
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Va L Rev Stud wrote:Nothing special. So I take back everything I said, I guess. No preternatural intellectual ability here, friend.Brock2010 wrote:Va L Rev Stud wrote:I think I studied a good amount, but it was nothing too extraordinary. I always fought my study partner about having to do practice exams. The moral of the story: If you've got preternatural intellectual ability, then practice exams aren't so important.Brock2010 wrote: ok well how many hours did you put into 1l?
what did you get on your LSAT?
o ok thanks bro
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I assume you are referring to the Feb Club pictures that made their way to ATL. That topic has already been beaten to death and I won't resurrect it here. But thanks for trying to reignite the fire.I thought it was because we're inveterate racists, brah. That's cool and all, I'm sure your boozing and softball dominance have opened numerous doors for you.
Contrary to your condescending attitude towards activities outside Law Review, I think employers like to see people have a life outside of academics. Believe it or not, personality matters (something you clearly lack) to employers making hiring decisions. And yes, I have a large law firm job lined up.
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I only date women of color, so my experience might be atypical.jcunni5 wrote:how much much more action do you get as a result of being able to say you're on LR
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oh god please expand upon thisVa L Rev Stud wrote:I only date women of color, so my experience might be atypical.jcunni5 wrote:how much much more action do you get as a result of being able to say you're on LR
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I think I'll probably end up on the 4th, 5th, or 11th. That's definitely part of the reason I decided to do MB; as I mentioned above, I also have some academic aspirations. To be honest, though, prestige-whoring probably predominated. I don't know anyone who is doing it for kicks or anything like that. I will say that some folks definitely enjoy legal scholarship more than others.showNprove wrote: I actually edited it to appear less lame, lol.
Which Circuit Court do you expect to be clerking for? And is that why you decided to take on twice as much work next year as a member of the Managing Board? And does anyone apply for the Managing Board for any other reason?
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Is it in Atlanta doing landlord/tenant work?DoctorGloom wrote:I assume you are referring to the Feb Club pictures that made their way to ATL. That topic has already been beaten to death and I won't resurrect it here. But thanks for trying to reignite the fire.I thought it was because we're inveterate racists, brah. That's cool and all, I'm sure your boozing and softball dominance have opened numerous doors for you.
Contrary to your condescending attitude towards activities outside Law Review, I think employers like to see people have a life outside of academics. Believe it or not, personality matters (something you clearly lack) to employers making hiring decisions. And yes, I have a large law firm job lined up.
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Va L Rev Stud wrote:Is it in Atlanta doing landlord/tenant work?DoctorGloom wrote:I assume you are referring to the Feb Club pictures that made their way to ATL. That topic has already been beaten to death and I won't resurrect it here. But thanks for trying to reignite the fire.I thought it was because we're inveterate racists, brah. That's cool and all, I'm sure your boozing and softball dominance have opened numerous doors for you.
Contrary to your condescending attitude towards activities outside Law Review, I think employers like to see people have a life outside of academics. Believe it or not, personality matters (something you clearly lack) to employers making hiring decisions. And yes, I have a large law firm job lined up.
I thought UVA had a collegial and laid back atmosphere?
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@OP,
Do you consider your personality to be typical of LR and managing board or do you tend to be the outlier?
Do you consider your personality to be typical of LR and managing board or do you tend to be the outlier?
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If you've heard anything but softball and beer you've got the wrong place.Brock2010 wrote:Va L Rev Stud wrote:Is it in Atlanta doing landlord/tenant work?DoctorGloom wrote:I assume you are referring to the Feb Club pictures that made their way to ATL. That topic has already been beaten to death and I won't resurrect it here. But thanks for trying to reignite the fire.I thought it was because we're inveterate racists, brah. That's cool and all, I'm sure your boozing and softball dominance have opened numerous doors for you.
Contrary to your condescending attitude towards activities outside Law Review, I think employers like to see people have a life outside of academics. Believe it or not, personality matters (something you clearly lack) to employers making hiring decisions. And yes, I have a large law firm job lined up.
I thought UVA had a collegial and laid back atmosphere?
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