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JCougar

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by JCougar » Tue Jun 18, 2013 2:25 pm
MarkinKansasCity wrote:Best internet provider for Central West End? I would prefer an ISP that doesn't give a shit about what I do with the connection.
There's two options: Charter (cable) and AT&T (DSL). They both suck. Charter is very expensive and AT&T is terrible service and their customer service is nightmarish. I got so mad at AT&T I just dropped internet at my apartment altogether. Made me more motivated to get to the library and study. I have a smartphone for e-mail, etc. And I later figured out how to tether my phone to use as a portable modem.
Now, not everyone's as stubborn as me, but I'd rather go without internet than pay an obnoxious monopoly like AT&T. But it is the cheaper and slower alternative.
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konar

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by konar » Tue Jun 18, 2013 11:54 pm
Charter internet, while somewhat expensive, is actually very very very reliable. I honestly can't remember a single time my internet has gone out for more than a couple of minutes in 5 years.
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Dolphine

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by Dolphine » Wed Jun 19, 2013 12:43 am
Do we NEED a suit in the fall as a 1L? I have a decent suit that's good enough for events and stuff, but I wouldn't want to wear it on an interview or anything. Right now I'm just putting all my funds towards moving etc and don't know if I can get a new one til winter break.
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Randomnumbers

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by Randomnumbers » Wed Jun 19, 2013 12:43 am
I've been using charter and have been very happy with it, as someone who spends way too much time on the internet.
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Randomnumbers

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by Randomnumbers » Wed Jun 19, 2013 12:45 am
Dolphine wrote:Do we NEED a suit in the fall as a 1L? I have a decent suit that's good enough for events and stuff, but I wouldn't want to wear it on an interview or anything. Right now I'm just putting all my funds towards moving etc and don't know if I can get a new one til winter break.
First day of orientation you are supposed to suit up, but the only problem with not doing so is being the only guy there not suited up - it has no real repercussions in any way, and it definitely doesn't have to be an interview suit. You'll be fine waiting until winter break for an interview suit.
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hoos89

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dougfunny

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by dougfunny » Wed Jun 19, 2013 9:39 am
Any recommendations for a good barber in the area?
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MKC

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by MKC » Wed Jun 19, 2013 10:13 am
Recommendations for a groomer? We have a 60-pound golden doodle that has to be groomed about every 6 weeks or so, and I'd like to find someone affordable that won't do the lazy thing and cut her so short she looks like a cancer patient.

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romothesavior

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by romothesavior » Wed Jun 19, 2013 11:25 am
dougfunny wrote:Any recommendations for a good barber in the area?
Southtown Barber Shop. $25 for a cut and a straight shave. Cutters in the Chase is also solid for haircuts but no shave.
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DoveBodyWash

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by DoveBodyWash » Wed Jun 19, 2013 3:33 pm
There's been a lot of chatter about cars being stolen/broken into and i'm freaking out because I'm bringing a new car to school...Are there certain neighborhoods where this is more/less likely to happen? Cuz as of right now i'm planning on just always parking next to a much nicer car than mine so that mine doesn't look as appetizing in comparison.
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Mauve Lambeosaur

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by Mauve Lambeosaur » Wed Jun 19, 2013 3:37 pm
cusenation wrote:There's been a lot of chatter about cars being stolen/broken into and i'm freaking out because I'm bringing a new car to school...Are there certain neighborhoods where this is more/less likely to happen? Cuz as of right now i'm planning on just always parking next to a much nicer car than mine so that mine doesn't look as appetizing in comparison.
noticeable increase in sketchiness north of delmar, and some parts east of skinker.
also, slash your registration tags with a razor so they don't get stolen
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DoveBodyWash

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by DoveBodyWash » Wed Jun 19, 2013 3:38 pm
Mauve Lambeosaur wrote:
also, slash your registration tags with a razor so they don't get stolen
People do that?....so apparently i'm going to school in detroit

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by Birdnals » Wed Jun 19, 2013 3:40 pm
cusenation wrote:There's been a lot of chatter about cars being stolen/broken into and i'm freaking out because I'm bringing a new car to school...Are there certain neighborhoods where this is more/less likely to happen? Cuz as of right now i'm planning on just always parking next to a much nicer car than mine so that mine doesn't look as appetizing in comparison.
It's a city. Those types of things happen in cities. As far as likelihood by neighborhood I would go U-City-->Soulard--->Downtown--->CWE---> Tower Grove/Dogtown--->Clayton.
This all depends on actual location in the neighborhood of course, but as a rough guide it is probably good. If you are that concerned you can park in a gated lot.
Also +1 for tags. That shit happens all the time.
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Presidentjlh

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by Presidentjlh » Wed Jun 19, 2013 7:37 pm
Do most people usually just use the Metro and bus system to get around? I plan on taking my car, but I hope not to have to use it much.
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notedgarfigaro

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by notedgarfigaro » Wed Jun 19, 2013 10:03 pm
Presidentjlh wrote:Do most people usually just use the Metro and bus system to get around? I plan on taking my car, but I hope not to have to use it much.
I do, but I'm in the minority. It really depends on where you live and where you're going. It's free though, so that's nice.
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Presidentjlh

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by Presidentjlh » Wed Jun 19, 2013 10:53 pm
notedgarfigaro wrote:Presidentjlh wrote:Do most people usually just use the Metro and bus system to get around? I plan on taking my car, but I hope not to have to use it much.
I do, but I'm in the minority. It really depends on where you live and where you're going. It's free though, so that's nice.
If it's free, I'm using it.
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notedgarfigaro

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by notedgarfigaro » Thu Jun 20, 2013 8:21 pm
Presidentjlh wrote:notedgarfigaro wrote:Presidentjlh wrote:Do most people usually just use the Metro and bus system to get around? I plan on taking my car, but I hope not to have to use it much.
I do, but I'm in the minority. It really depends on where you live and where you're going. It's free though, so that's nice.
If it's free, I'm using it.
It is, just have to get a upass each semester.
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Presidentjlh

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by Presidentjlh » Fri Jun 21, 2013 1:34 pm
Really looking forward to it. I was actually born in St. Charles, so it feels like a homecoming of sorts. A few family friends still live in the area.
Big fan of Cecil Whitaker's Pizza, I noticed there's one not far from my apartment.
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Dolphine

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by Dolphine » Tue Jun 25, 2013 12:05 am
I was following this thread
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=211724 about the whole reranking things and I'm kinda confused. What happens to people that decide not to transfer but request the dean's certificate? They can't claim a % or rank?
Kinda surprised to hear it was WUSTL, since I cant ask in that forum, if I have no plans to transfer, this will only help me right?
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Randomnumbers

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by Randomnumbers » Tue Jun 25, 2013 12:43 am
TO: JD Class of 2015
Each year a small number of students transfer out to other institutions after their 1L year. In an effort to more accurately reflect your academic standing, we have recalculated Class rank and Class rank cutoffs, including the Dean’s List (based on the Semester GPA) – see below. These revised calculations do not include your peers who have applied to transfer (since historically most students who apply to transfer do end up transferring). Because many of these transferring students rank high in the class, it is possible that these revised calculations will positively impact your standing. Please review the attached information closely to see if you now fall within a higher class rank cutoff. This is the only recalculation of the standings that will be done this summer. Per xxx, you may reflect your new standing on your resume, if applicable. No special notation is required and you should follow the guidelines previously provided. If you have already submitted resumes with your prior standing and that standing is now higher, you are free to send an updated resume to that employer. If you have questions, you may contact xxx at xxxx or
xxx@wulaw.wustl.edu.
Notes:
- If you are a student who has requested from the Registrar’s Office a letter of good standing or submission of an application to transfer to another school, any changes in the below cut-offs do not apply to you since they are based on a list that does not include your name
Basically, if you requested a deans certificate or applied to transfer, you can't use the new rankings and have to continue to use the old ones. They have to require that, because otherwise things would start to get a bit unethical.
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Dolphine

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by Dolphine » Tue Jun 25, 2013 12:51 am
Thanks randomnumbers. Does anyone know how much their rank improved by? (I guess you can pm me if you don't wanna out it). Like if you were #19 are you #10 now or whatever. That'd be awesome.
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Randomnumbers

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by Randomnumbers » Tue Jun 25, 2013 1:06 am
It looks like 7-8 people from the top 30-40 people were removed from the rankings, but it's definitely a number less than 10 (which is really all we can know for sure from the available data). I'd guess 4-5 of them were from the top ~15 students.
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by Xs20 » Tue Jun 25, 2013 1:19 am
I asked this before for STL in general, but can anyone recommend a gym in CWE? Club Fitness sounds like a good deal but I'd go more often if I found one closer to my apartment.
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