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Thank you ad infinitum!AdInfinitum wrote:https://coursewebs.law.columbia.edu/dis ... stServ.nsfNebby wrote:Someone pleeeeeeeeease link me to where I can unsubscribe to all of these student organization emails.
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Starting to think the Cooley rankings were on to something when they included students : seats-in-library in their rankings.
It's a real problem here.
It's a real problem here.
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I know. It seems like there is always more room on the third floor thoughWhite Dwarf wrote:Starting to think the Cooley rankings were on to something when they included students : seats-in-library in their rankings.
It's a real problem here.
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I don't think I have ever studied in that terrible library.
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There's a large room adjacent to the outer patio across from Lenfest Cafe that always has a few seats open and is always quiet, seems like a good place to read on campus if you're going to. I've also heard good things about the undergrad library, though I've never been.
Then again, I just read at home b/c I'm 6-8 minutes from the law school depending on how briskly I'm walking, so if you have a nice place consider that.
Then again, I just read at home b/c I'm 6-8 minutes from the law school depending on how briskly I'm walking, so if you have a nice place consider that.
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I always studied downstairs. Nice and dungeony the way law school should be. Never failed to find a spot, even during finals, and it's usually pretty empty this early in the semester.
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3Ls and 4Ls, how did you get the motivation to deal with all the responsibilities of 2L? I'm two weeks in and have done just about nothing.
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LOLTheoO wrote:responsibilities of 2L
I drank a lot and played a lot of chess. But took a lot of seminars so my 2L GPA wound up way higher anyway.
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The journal and note stuff seem to be a pain in the ass. And I'm kind of worried about looking for advisors this late in the game.
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Do you have a thesis? What journal? Feel free to pm.TheoO wrote:The journal and note stuff seem to be a pain in the ass. And I'm kind of worried about looking for advisors this late in the game.
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Fighting the urge to just skip Torts half the time. It's 10-12 on RF (my only class on F).
Maybe I'm being naive, but Torts seems really simple. There have been maybe two or three minor concepts that I've had cleared up all semester by going. The only downside is that the professor calls on just about everyone at least once a week, so she'll definitely notice. I feel like I could be making much better use of that time.
Thoughts?
Maybe I'm being naive, but Torts seems really simple. There have been maybe two or three minor concepts that I've had cleared up all semester by going. The only downside is that the professor calls on just about everyone at least once a week, so she'll definitely notice. I feel like I could be making much better use of that time.
Thoughts?
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+1White Dwarf wrote:Fighting the urge to just skip Tortshalfall the time.
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How would you make better use of the time?White Dwarf wrote:Fighting the urge to just skip Torts half the time. It's 10-12 on RF (my only class on F).
Maybe I'm being naive, but Torts seems really simple. There have been maybe two or three minor concepts that I've had cleared up all semester by going. The only downside is that the professor calls on just about everyone at least once a week, so she'll definitely notice. I feel like I could be making much better use of that time.
Thoughts?
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Presumably sleeping off a hangover from Thirsty Thursday.Tiago Splitter wrote:How would you make better use of the time?White Dwarf wrote:Fighting the urge to just skip Torts half the time. It's 10-12 on RF (my only class on F).
Maybe I'm being naive, but Torts seems really simple. There have been maybe two or three minor concepts that I've had cleared up all semester by going. The only downside is that the professor calls on just about everyone at least once a week, so she'll definitely notice. I feel like I could be making much better use of that time.
Thoughts?
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I didn't go to torts that often cause it was at 9am, and I did fine (but I went to every contracts lecture and got slammed). Rapa noticed but didn't care.White Dwarf wrote:Fighting the urge to just skip Torts half the time. It's 10-12 on RF (my only class on F).
Maybe I'm being naive, but Torts seems really simple. There have been maybe two or three minor concepts that I've had cleared up all semester by going. The only downside is that the professor calls on just about everyone at least once a week, so she'll definitely notice. I feel like I could be making much better use of that time.
Thoughts?
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My two cents, FWIW:White Dwarf wrote:Fighting the urge to just skip Torts half the time. It's 10-12 on RF (my only class on F).
Maybe I'm being naive, but Torts seems really simple. There have been maybe two or three minor concepts that I've had cleared up all semester by going. The only downside is that the professor calls on just about everyone at least once a week, so she'll definitely notice. I feel like I could be making much better use of that time.
Thoughts?
Unless the prof wrote the casebook and adds nothing new during class, going to class is an extremely valuable use of time. Oftentimes the only way to tell what the prof cares about most (and thus will award lots of points for spotting and analyzing on an exam) is by listening to what she says in class.
There is a case to be made late in the semester that time is better spent taking practice exams, but if I really didn't have time to go to class, outline, read, and take practice exams, I'd forego the reading before I'd forego class. Reading, IMO, should be the first thing out of those four to cut (although I usually think it's wise to do the reading too).
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Re: Columbia 1L(s) taking questions
You can probably learn everything you need to know for Torts by using Abraham and an outline from a previous class.
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TheoO wrote:You can probably learn everything you need to know for Torts by using Abraham and an outline from a previous class.
how would this be for civ pro if i used Glannon and an outline?TheoO wrote:You can probably learn everything you need to know for Torts by using Abraham and an outline from a previous class.
teacher hasn't taught in a while so I might have to adapt a few different outlines.
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If you combine them with a sufficient number of practice tests, probably.
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If Glannon sounds like your professor in written form, then you're in good shape. If not, be careful. The reason people swear by Glannon is because Civ Pro is pretty standard across the board and a lot of professors sound like Glannon, but not all of them.
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Hey Columbia!
I'm a 1L at Georgetown and we have a new professor who taught (I believe) Con Law in 2013 and 2014. Professor Yvonne Tew. I was wondering if anybody would be so kind to check the outline/exam bank to see if any students had posted an old outline from her class.
Thanks!
P.S. I've seen people post this kind of stuff on Georgetown's page, but, if for some reason this is frowned upon / a violation of some law, lemme know. Law school has me paranoid now.
I'm a 1L at Georgetown and we have a new professor who taught (I believe) Con Law in 2013 and 2014. Professor Yvonne Tew. I was wondering if anybody would be so kind to check the outline/exam bank to see if any students had posted an old outline from her class.
Thanks!
P.S. I've seen people post this kind of stuff on Georgetown's page, but, if for some reason this is frowned upon / a violation of some law, lemme know. Law school has me paranoid now.
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Hello! I'm a prospective student planning on observing a class this Monday and can really only fit in a 2:50pm-4:10pm class. I'd like to sit in on a first year class so that leaves me with either Contracts w/Jody Kraus or Torts w/Andrzej Rapaczynski. Any recommendations on which class you'd recommend me sitting in on?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Lollenalou722 wrote:Hello! I'm a prospective student planning on observing a class this Monday and can really only fit in a 2:50pm-4:10pm class. I'd like to sit in on a first year class so that leaves me with either Contracts w/Jody Kraus or Torts w/Andrzej Rapaczynski. Any recommendations on which class you'd recommend me sitting in on?
Thanks!
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