Cornell 1L taking questions Forum
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Would one of you fine folks be able to comment on these professors for upper level stuff?
Chantal Thomas (any class, but especially Jurisprudence)
Chafetz
Garvey for upper level stuff
Chantal Thomas (any class, but especially Jurisprudence)
Chafetz
Garvey for upper level stuff
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I know Garvey doesn't like the White Collar Defense that he's teaching, so that's probably not a good sign.
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He doesn't? Where'd you get that? Not at all the impression I got from discussing it with him.clone22 wrote:I know Garvey doesn't like the White Collar Defense that he's teaching, so that's probably not a good sign.
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That's true, I overheard him say that after class one time.Arbiter213 wrote:He doesn't? Where'd you get that? Not at all the impression I got from discussing it with him.clone22 wrote:I know Garvey doesn't like the White Collar Defense that he's teaching, so that's probably not a good sign.
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Ikki buddy I don't know which of us you're agreeing with.Ikki wrote:That's true, I overheard him say that after class one time.Arbiter213 wrote:He doesn't? Where'd you get that? Not at all the impression I got from discussing it with him.clone22 wrote:I know Garvey doesn't like the White Collar Defense that he's teaching, so that's probably not a good sign.
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My bad, I overheard Garvey say that he wasn't a big fan of his Corporate and White Collar Crime class.Arbiter213 wrote:Ikki buddy I don't know which of us you're agreeing with.Ikki wrote:That's true, I overheard him say that after class one time.Arbiter213 wrote:He doesn't? Where'd you get that? Not at all the impression I got from discussing it with him.clone22 wrote:I know Garvey doesn't like the White Collar Defense that he's teaching, so that's probably not a good sign.
ETA: Maybe we misunderstood his comments, but he made the remark in relation to teaching Crim Law. That is, Crim Law was the class that he really liked teaching and seemed more enthusiastic about it.
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Hmm. Perhaps I should reconsider my schedule.Ikki wrote:
My bad, I overheard Garvey say that he wasn't a big fan of his Corporate and White Collar Crime class.
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How far is the closest ski resort? I need snowboarding if imma be about dat cornell life.
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It's called Greek Peak. Maybe like 30-40 mins?
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if i'm signed up for direct deposit through the bursar, when will financial aid be disbursed? the site says ~10 days before classes start/3rd week of august, but i thought i remember reading someone saying they received theirs a few days after classes started.
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10 days sounds correct.horrorbusiness wrote:if i'm signed up for direct deposit through the bursar, when will financial aid be disbursed? the site says ~10 days before classes start/3rd week of august, but i thought i remember reading someone saying they received theirs a few days after classes started.
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Yea, he flat out told me.Arbiter213 wrote:He doesn't? Where'd you get that? Not at all the impression I got from discussing it with him.clone22 wrote:I know Garvey doesn't like the White Collar Defense that he's teaching, so that's probably not a good sign.
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Green that bad?woeisme wrote:No idea who Kahng is, but Kahng is my recommendation.PinkCow wrote:A question for any lurking 3Ls and up:
Federal Income Tax professors R. A. Green [fall], L. Kahng [spring].
Which one is less painful?
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Does anyone know how it would look to apply to the same firm in say your home market, NYC, and maybe another market? Would each individual firm know you applied in 3 markets?
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I took that course with him and thought it was pretty solid.clone22 wrote:I know Garvey doesn't like the White Collar Defense that he's teaching, so that's probably not a good sign.
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Well, so someone RECOMMENDED that I took it with Green. So I did. I took the class pass-fail so wasn't ever really like giving it 100% anyway. But I found him absurdly difficult to follow. He also has a horrible habit of misspeaking and miscalculating things. He's a brilliant dude, but, in my opinion, a pretty ineffective prof. Obviously reasonable minds can disagree since he was actually recommended to me. But in my opinion, he was among the worst professors I had at Cornell.clone22 wrote:Green that bad?woeisme wrote:No idea who Kahng is, but Kahng is my recommendation.PinkCow wrote:A question for any lurking 3Ls and up:
Federal Income Tax professors R. A. Green [fall], L. Kahng [spring].
Which one is less painful?
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Depends on how the firm's hiring operates.msblaw89 wrote:Does anyone know how it would look to apply to the same firm in say your home market, NYC, and maybe another market? Would each individual firm know you applied in 3 markets?
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Is that information readily available?woeisme wrote:Depends on how the firm's hiring operates.msblaw89 wrote:Does anyone know how it would look to apply to the same firm in say your home market, NYC, and maybe another market? Would each individual firm know you applied in 3 markets?
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You really don't need to worry about this yet, .. but yes, ... sometimes. Check the firm's website or the listed recruiters on NALP, if they're listed on NALP. Are there multiple contacts for each state?msblaw89 wrote:Is that information readily available?woeisme wrote:Depends on how the firm's hiring operates.msblaw89 wrote:Does anyone know how it would look to apply to the same firm in say your home market, NYC, and maybe another market? Would each individual firm know you applied in 3 markets?
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Any legal volunteer opportunities for novices in the Ithaca area?
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Like right now? I think there's a thin with helping people divorce coming up on Friday...msblaw89 wrote:Any legal volunteer opportunities for novices in the Ithaca area?
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- msblaw89
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More like and organization or somethingArbiter213 wrote:Like right now? I think there's a thin with helping people divorce coming up on Friday...msblaw89 wrote:Any legal volunteer opportunities for novices in the Ithaca area?
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1. You won't have time for that shit as a 1Lmsblaw89 wrote:More like and organization or somethingArbiter213 wrote:Like right now? I think there's a thin with helping people divorce coming up on Friday...msblaw89 wrote:Any legal volunteer opportunities for novices in the Ithaca area?
2. Obviously, there's a law school.
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0L gunner identified.msblaw89 wrote:More like and organization or somethingArbiter213 wrote:Like right now? I think there's a thin with helping people divorce coming up on Friday...msblaw89 wrote:Any legal volunteer opportunities for novices in the Ithaca area?
Seriously, though, there are enough campus groups and programs to get involved in. Stop worrying about this stuff now.
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I have no work experience, so I would use this to hopefully help boost my resumePinkCow wrote:0L gunner identified.msblaw89 wrote:More like and organization or somethingArbiter213 wrote:Like right now? I think there's a thin with helping people divorce coming up on Friday...msblaw89 wrote:Any legal volunteer opportunities for novices in the Ithaca area?
Seriously, though, there are enough campus groups and programs to get involved in. Stop worrying about this stuff now.
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