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Hastings First year thoughts...
Finals are coming up in 3 days.  We've had plenty of time to study and the three finals are about 6-7 days apart.  We have a very social student body and  apt to go partying at every turn; this is supported by the University and the faculty, who are frequently participants. Students don't seem to be stressed, but I'm the wrong person to comment on that, since I'm not your traditional student.  My concerns about the school center around how it is run; it is my hope the new dean will do things which were not  being done (like paying attentiion to fundraising, and having a more  of a open door policy for the students). We have no obmbudsman, anad it is unclear who you would talk to in case of a peronal or academic emergency.  Educationally, you will outshine the top ranked schools, because you have a chip on your shoulder about Stanford and Boalt; we have the faculty and student body which can rival any other.  So, if you're thinking of the Bay Area, Hastings is a great bet (put your USNWR aside; it ain't real life in so many ways).  I'm sure I'll get flack about that but, opinions are opinions.  It is likely that I'm in a minority jurisdiction, but take it for what it's worth.
			
			
									
									
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The Academic Dean's office.MD/JD2B wrote:it is unclear who you would talk to in case of a peronal or academic emergency.
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Hastings over Stanford and Boalt? A chip on one's shoulder regarded as an asset? Really?MD/JD2B wrote:Finals are coming up in 3 days. We've had plenty of time to study and the three finals are about 6-7 days apart. We have a very social student body and apt to go partying at every turn; this is supported by the University and the faculty, who are frequently participants. Students don't seem to be stressed, but I'm the wrong person to comment on that, since I'm not your traditional student. My concerns about the school center around how it is run; it is my hope the new dean will do things which were not being done (like paying attentiion to fundraising, and having a more of a open door policy for the students). We have no obmbudsman, anad it is unclear who you would talk to in case of a peronal or academic emergency. Educationally, you will outshine the top ranked schools, because you have a chip on your shoulder about Stanford and Boalt; we have the faculty and student body which can rival any other. So, if you're thinking of the Bay Area, Hastings is a great bet (put your USNWR aside; it ain't real life in so many ways). I'm sure I'll get flack about that but, opinions are opinions. It is likely that I'm in a minority jurisdiction, but take it for what it's worth.
PS: Try using fewer semi-colons. Nine times out of ten, a period will suffice.
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if going to a lower ranked school equals chip, my chip is bigger than yours.
			
			
									
									
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In that case, does a Cooley education come with a side of guac?twert wrote:if going to a lower ranked school equals chip, my chip is bigger than yours.
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				Aqualibrium
 
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EL OHHH ELEducationally, you will outshine the top ranked schools, because you have a chip on your shoulder about Stanford and Boalt
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cooley comes with a full plate of nachosHeavenWood wrote:In that case, does a Cooley education come with a side of guac?twert wrote:if going to a lower ranked school equals chip, my chip is bigger than yours.
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I'm really confused right now.
			
			
									
									
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How to plantain chip schools rank?twert wrote:cooley comes with a full plate of nachosHeavenWood wrote:In that case, does a Cooley education come with a side of guac?twert wrote:if going to a lower ranked school equals chip, my chip is bigger than yours.
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baylorHeavenWood wrote:How to plantain chip schools rank?twert wrote:cooley comes with a full plate of nachosHeavenWood wrote:In that case, does a Cooley education come with a side of guac?twert wrote:if going to a lower ranked school equals chip, my chip is bigger than yours.
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MD/JD 2B? You going to UCSF med school?
			
			
									
									
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Done med school and spent too much time on the Farm; thanks for the hints about semicolons; it made me feel gooood; i'd rather live in my house in sf and not commute to taco bell or homeless heaven;  the place of my employment will be in SF;  orange bowl, here we come bye andy bye jim thanks for the memories; have a good holiday; get a job at Hoover tower; it's bitchin; nice to be a second class citizen in a 2nd class town; good fit
			
			
									
									
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MD/JD2B wrote:Done med school and spent too much time on the Farm; thanks for the hints about semicolons; it made me feel gooood; i'd rather live in my house in sf and not commute to taco bell or homeless heaven; the place of my employment will be in SF; orange bowl, here we come bye andy bye jim thanks for the memories; have a good holiday; get a job at Hoover tower; it's bitchin; nice to be a second class citizen in a 2nd class town; good fit
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Fill up your crackpipe before making that post?MD/JD2B wrote:Done med school and spent too much time on the Farm; thanks for the hints about semicolons; it made me feel gooood; i'd rather live in my house in sf and not commute to taco bell or homeless heaven; the place of my employment will be in SF; orange bowl, here we come bye andy bye jim thanks for the memories; have a good holiday; get a job at Hoover tower; it's bitchin; nice to be a second class citizen in a 2nd class town; good fit
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By this logic, everyone who goes to a lower-ranked school should outperform students at higher-ranking schools. They should put THAT in USNews!Educationally, you will outshine the top ranked schools, because you have a chip on your shoulder about Stanford and Boalt
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This is the season for root vegetables and fresh pomegranates. as well as persimmons
			
			
									
									
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english is hardMD/JD2B wrote:This is the season for root vegetables and fresh pomegranates. as well as persimmons
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I am sure this thread is going off the deep end, but I'm genuinely interested in hearing more from the OP (that is, the OP  pre-gibberish posts).  A friend of mine is at Hastings, and I have applied, but I am not sure that it would be worth the cost of living in SF to go to a school so clearly outranked by such close neighbors.
last post is right--engrish is hard.
			
			
									
									
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The lack of maturity from the OP (and many other parts of the forums) creates a bleak picture of the character of future lawyers.
Harry Schmidt, esq., Ex-Troll.
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McNulty wrote:The lack of maturity from the OP (and many other parts of the forums) creates a bleak picture of the character of future lawyers.
Harry Schmidt, esq., Ex-Troll.
But maybe trolling existed pre-internet in more subtle ways.
your pal Bunk Moreland is trolling around here somewhere...
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This is retardedMD/JD2B wrote:Finals are coming up in 3 days. We've had plenty of time to study and the three finals are about 6-7 days apart. We have a very social student body and apt to go partying at every turn; this is supported by the University and the faculty, who are frequently participants. Students don't seem to be stressed, but I'm the wrong person to comment on that, since I'm not your traditional student. My concerns about the school center around how it is run; it is my hope the new dean will do things which were not being done (like paying attentiion to fundraising, and having a more of a open door policy for the students). We have no obmbudsman, anad it is unclear who you would talk to in case of a peronal or academic emergency. Educationally, you will outshine the top ranked schools, because you have a chip on your shoulder about Stanford and Boalt; we have the faculty and student body which can rival any other. So, if you're thinking of the Bay Area, Hastings is a great bet (put your USNWR aside; it ain't real life in so many ways). I'm sure I'll get flack about that but, opinions are opinions. It is likely that I'm in a minority jurisdiction, but take it for what it's worth.
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I only share the namesake of Det. McNulty.Aqualibrium wrote:McNulty wrote:The lack of maturity from the OP (and many other parts of the forums) creates a bleak picture of the character of future lawyers.
Harry Schmidt, esq., Ex-Troll.
But maybe trolling existed pre-internet in more subtle ways.
your pal Bunk Moreland is trolling around here somewhere...
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I know the fella, it's safe to say he's a pretty mature person (and he is actually a doctor btw). His replies are likely intended to reciprocate the douchey responses early on in the thread.McNulty wrote:The lack of maturity from the OP (and many other parts of the forums) creates a bleak picture of the character of future lawyers.
Harry Schmidt, esq., Ex-Troll.
But maybe trolling existed pre-internet in more subtle ways.
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When you say things like Hastings >>> Stanford & Boalt and consider a chip on one's shoulder to be a good thing, you ask for it. Posting strings of gibberish is a far from effective retaliation.Borhas wrote: I know the fella, it's safe to say he's a pretty mature person (and he is actually a doctor btw). His replies are likely intended to reciprocate the douchey responses early on in the thread.
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That's good.Borhas wrote:I know the fella, it's safe to say he's a pretty mature person (and he is actually a doctor btw). His replies are likely intended to reciprocate the douchey responses early on in the thread.McNulty wrote:The lack of maturity from the OP (and many other parts of the forums) creates a bleak picture of the character of future lawyers.
Harry Schmidt, esq., Ex-Troll.
But maybe trolling existed pre-internet in more subtle ways.
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