Holly Golightly wrote:Our Dean is an idiot who can't attach images to emails, and apparently thinks Scalia is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Icculus wrote:burn.
Holly Golightly wrote:Our Dean is an idiot who can't attach images to emails, and apparently thinks Scalia is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Icculus wrote:burn.
This is amazing.Holly Golightly wrote:Our Dean is an idiot who can't attach images to emails, and apparently thinks Scalia is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
lulzHolly Golightly wrote:Our Dean is an idiot who can't attach images to emails, and apparently thinks Scalia is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
--ImageRemoved--homestyle28 wrote:Holly Golightly wrote:Our Dean is an idiot who can't attach images to emails, and apparently thinks Scalia is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
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Yesterday, the one about Calabresi.basilseal wrote:I missed all this. Was there an email or something?
You can hang on until orientation.simplycatalina wrote:Do you guys remember how late they took people off the WL over the past few years? I'm attending in the Fall but my friend is on the WL so I'm trying to find out for her.
Ok I'll let her know, thanks. But any idea on the rough number of people let in between July and orientation?Blumpbeef wrote:You can hang on until orientation.simplycatalina wrote:Do you guys remember how late they took people off the WL over the past few years? I'm attending in the Fall but my friend is on the WL so I'm trying to find out for her.
Can't say, but probably low single digits. Realistically, it's definitely not something you should count on.simplycatalina wrote:Ok I'll let her know, thanks. But any idea on the rough number of people let in between July and orientation?Blumpbeef wrote:You can hang on until orientation.simplycatalina wrote:Do you guys remember how late they took people off the WL over the past few years? I'm attending in the Fall but my friend is on the WL so I'm trying to find out for her.
Ok, that's what I figured as well. Appreciate your help.Blumpbeef wrote:Can't say, but probably low single digits. Realistically, it's definitely not something you should count on.simplycatalina wrote:Ok I'll let her know, thanks. But any idea on the rough number of people let in between July and orientation?Blumpbeef wrote:You can hang on until orientation.simplycatalina wrote:Do you guys remember how late they took people off the WL over the past few years? I'm attending in the Fall but my friend is on the WL so I'm trying to find out for her.
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You're asking this of a dude who wears sweatpants to work.homestyle28 wrote:How in the holy hell can it take more than a week to get the dean's signature on a 711 application? Why is our administration so bad?
The sweatpants don't totally bother me, but let's be real. The man has a secretary who, a year and a half in to working at our school, STILL can't imbed the school's logo in an email. Not exactly a model of efficiency.Georgia Avenue wrote:You're asking this of a dude who wears sweatpants to work.homestyle28 wrote:How in the holy hell can it take more than a week to get the dean's signature on a 711 application? Why is our administration so bad?
In the summer, it was actually really easy.simplycatalina wrote:How difficult are apartments to sublease? I'm going to be living in Onterie and was trying to decide between a 12-month and 15-month lease. The 15-month will save money, but idk if it's worth it. Also, both will go through the summer so I guess I'll need to sublease it if I end up not working in Chicago (ideally would like to work in SF). I'm assuming it's not too difficult to sublease given the location, but any insight would be appreciated.
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the opposite of difficultsimplycatalina wrote:How difficult are apartments to sublease? I'm going to be living in Onterie and was trying to decide between a 12-month and 15-month lease. The 15-month will save money, but idk if it's worth it. Also, both will go through the summer so I guess I'll need to sublease it if I end up not working in Chicago (ideally would like to work in SF). I'm assuming it's not too difficult to sublease given the location, but any insight would be appreciated.
Don't worry, you can enjoy the mid-OCI distraction of bidding for classes in August, huzzah!franklyscarlet wrote:I really enjoy the spam from the bookstore telling me to buy textbooks when the school hasn't even given us course listings to look over.
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Oh good! I certainly wouldn't want to worry about bidding classes now when I'm only mildly busy; definitely not in, you know, June when I had nothing on my plate.homestyle28 wrote:Don't worry, you can enjoy the mid-OCI distraction of bidding for classes in August, huzzah!franklyscarlet wrote:I really enjoy the spam from the bookstore telling me to buy textbooks when the school hasn't even given us course listings to look over.
Dug through my email. Cliff sent out the "calls are about to go out" email on July 10th. He sent the complete journal announcement email on July 31st.franklyscarlet wrote:Does this journal process seriously take weeks? Dying here.
oh, ffs. How is it really this difficult?Flips88 wrote:Dug through my email. Cliff sent out the "calls are about to go out" email on July 10th. He sent the complete journal announcement email on July 31st.franklyscarlet wrote:Does this journal process seriously take weeks? Dying here.
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