radio1nowhere wrote:I just felt a great disturbance on the net, as if millions of memes cried out in terror and were suddenly silencedLeonardo DiCaprio wrote:fuck. finally i won. about time.

radio1nowhere wrote:I just felt a great disturbance on the net, as if millions of memes cried out in terror and were suddenly silencedLeonardo DiCaprio wrote:fuck. finally i won. about time.
I've struggled with this system, but have succeeded using a hybrid system of "don't say anything racist" and "be impressive" in an f-bomb free environment.Gray wrote:My interview strategy is generally "say the right things" - this is gold. it has worked for me really well so far.IsThisForReal wrote: Oh, I thought this was the strategy for interviews. Thanks for clearing that up!
I might be missing something, but why are we making this more complicated than it needs to be. Isn't "get the job" the simplest approach to take?unsweetened wrote:I've struggled with this system, but have succeeded using a hybrid system of "don't say anything racist" and "be impressive" in an f-bomb free environment.Gray wrote:My interview strategy is generally "say the right things" - this is gold. it has worked for me really well so far.IsThisForReal wrote: Oh, I thought this was the strategy for interviews. Thanks for clearing that up!
Also never, I repeat, NEVER wear an argyle sweater.
HushPeanutsNJam wrote:Just a friendly reminder to everyone on a normal school calendar that we are past the half-way point in the semester. Brace yourselves. Exams are coming.
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we're not at halfway yet and spring break is next week #examsrneverHand wrote:HushPeanutsNJam wrote:Just a friendly reminder to everyone on a normal school calendar that we are past the half-way point in the semester. Brace yourselves. Exams are coming.
If we included our J-term, we'd be halfway. Weird for me to have spring break this early. During undergrad it was always the first full week in April. We came back and two weeks later the term ended.buckiguy_sucks wrote:we're not at halfway yet and spring break is next week #examsrneverHand wrote:HushPeanutsNJam wrote:Just a friendly reminder to everyone on a normal school calendar that we are past the half-way point in the semester. Brace yourselves. Exams are coming.
Pretending to be attractive and tall hasn't worked so well for me so far. Would it be worth it to invest in acting lessons?unsweetened wrote:I've struggled with this system, but have succeeded using a hybrid system of "don't say anything racist" and "be impressive" in an f-bomb free environment.Gray wrote:My interview strategy is generally "say the right things" - this is gold. it has worked for me really well so far.IsThisForReal wrote: Oh, I thought this was the strategy for interviews. Thanks for clearing that up!
Also never, I repeat, NEVER wear an argyle sweater.
just get drunk beforehand so your interviewers seem more interestingHikikomorist wrote:Pretending to be attractive and tall hasn't worked so well for me so far. Would it be worth it to invest in acting lessons?unsweetened wrote:I've struggled with this system, but have succeeded using a hybrid system of "don't say anything racist" and "be impressive" in an f-bomb free environment.Gray wrote:My interview strategy is generally "say the right things" - this is gold. it has worked for me really well so far.IsThisForReal wrote: Oh, I thought this was the strategy for interviews. Thanks for clearing that up!
Also never, I repeat, NEVER wear an argyle sweater.
You're correct, but I wanted to make sure that I'm going down all necessary forks. I heard about an excellent employment strategy called "get multiple paid offers" but it's not on reserve at the library at this time.Minnietron wrote:I might be missing something, but why are we making this more complicated than it needs to be. Isn't "get the job" the simplest approach to take?unsweetened wrote:I've struggled with this system, but have succeeded using a hybrid system of "don't say anything racist" and "be impressive" in an f-bomb free environment.Gray wrote:My interview strategy is generally "say the right things" - this is gold. it has worked for me really well so far.IsThisForReal wrote: Oh, I thought this was the strategy for interviews. Thanks for clearing that up!
Also never, I repeat, NEVER wear an argyle sweater.
Dude this schtick is seriously old. PW or come up with something else. It's just annoying now.Hikikomorist wrote: Pretending to be attractive and tall hasn't worked so well for me so far. Would it be worth it to invest in acting lessons?
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This is my life. I'm so pressed about having to do graded work throughout the term, because the whole "literally not knowing anything and then learning it all while outlining during reading week" thing actually worked really well for me.Big Red wrote:complains that grade is entirely 1 test and about lack of feedback
gets midterm, takes midterm
pissed that he had to take a midterm
Spend a day with some supplements and make a chart of estates and future interests. I can PM you mine if you want something to work off, but I found making my own charts to be basically the only thing that helped me see how different ideas related to each other in Property. Also at least for my class, the cases meant nothing and I got way more out of reading the supplements and making concept maps/charts/flow charts etc. Also realize that Property is incomprehensible and stupid, so everyone else is just as lost.Calbears123 wrote:I'm so f'n lost in property any advice?
My prof is an environmental law guy who is always referring questions to the real property prof...its such a joke. Anyway I picked up the E&E from a friend and plan on going over it during spring break.leslieknope wrote:Spend a day with some supplements and make a chart of estates and future interests. I can PM you mine if you want something to work off, but I found making my own charts to be basically the only thing that helped me see how different ideas related to each other in Property. Also at least for my class, the cases meant nothing and I got way more out of reading the supplements and making concept maps/charts/flow charts etc. Also realize that Property is incomprehensible and stupid, so everyone else is just as lost.Calbears123 wrote:I'm so f'n lost in property any advice?
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Our Property prof is a non-JD PhD who is a history of property guy. He's damn near incomprehensible when explaining future interests.Calbears123 wrote:My prof is an environmental law guy who is always referring questions to the real property prof...its such a joke. Anyway I picked up the E&E from a friend and plan on going over it during spring break.leslieknope wrote:Spend a day with some supplements and make a chart of estates and future interests. I can PM you mine if you want something to work off, but I found making my own charts to be basically the only thing that helped me see how different ideas related to each other in Property. Also at least for my class, the cases meant nothing and I got way more out of reading the supplements and making concept maps/charts/flow charts etc. Also realize that Property is incomprehensible and stupid, so everyone else is just as lost.Calbears123 wrote:I'm so f'n lost in property any advice?
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TryhardPeanutsNJam wrote:I found my first casebook typo! Constitutional Law 18th Edition by Sullivan and Feldman, p. 403: "Holmes's hostility to dogma endured throughout his entire career, the evidence of which can be found in his most important onions on issues ranging from economic regulation..."
I'm taking first amendment from Feldman this semester and almost every class he discovers something he forgot to put in or should have taken out or edited differently lolPeanutsNJam wrote:I found my first casebook typo! Constitutional Law 18th Edition by Sullivan and Feldman, p. 403: "Holmes's hostility to dogma endured throughout his entire career, the evidence of which can be found in his most important onions on issues ranging from economic regulation..."
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