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Ranita

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by Ranita » Mon Mar 01, 2010 3:32 pm
crackberry wrote:duodora wrote:CardinalRules wrote:Are BioEBear and I the only two admits who post here regularly? Let's hope that some more of you join us (and Lawyering) soon!
I'm an admit and I lurk here a lot

does that count?
You must be sorely disappointed by the totally unrelated tangents we (the non-admits) bring here.
Admit? Check
Lurking? Check
Sorely disappointed by the totally unrelated tangents? Check
I think the Yale 2013 thread is the one with useful questions and informative answers.
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crackberry

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by crackberry » Mon Mar 01, 2010 3:46 pm
Ranita wrote:crackberry wrote:duodora wrote:CardinalRules wrote:Are BioEBear and I the only two admits who post here regularly? Let's hope that some more of you join us (and Lawyering) soon!
I'm an admit and I lurk here a lot

does that count?
You must be sorely disappointed by the totally unrelated tangents we (the non-admits) bring here.
Admit? Check
Lurking? Check
Sorely disappointed by the totally unrelated tangents? Check
I think the Yale 2013 thread is the one with useful questions and informative answers.
Eh, I read that the other day. It's mostly about housing options = boring for those of us who probably won't be living in New Haven for three years.
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Pausanias

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by Pausanias » Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:25 pm
crackberry wrote:Eh, I read that the other day. It's mostly about housing options = boring for those of us who probably won't be living in New Haven for three years.
The 2013 thread is where it's at for information. The current students have been daring us to ask them more questions; they are hungry to give advice. I encourage (or "dare") those with questions about Yale to post them on that thread.
It's funny how different threads become the repository of Yale discussion for admits and not-yet-admits alike. For the class of 2012, it was "Yale Class of 2012" in Class Forums, and for 2011 it was, bizarrely, in "Discuss your law school."
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GeePee

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by GeePee » Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:29 pm
Pausanias wrote:crackberry wrote:Eh, I read that the other day. It's mostly about housing options = boring for those of us who probably won't be living in New Haven for three years.
The 2013 thread is where it's at for information. The current students have been daring us to ask them more questions; they are hungry to give advice. I encourage (or "dare") those with questions about Yale to post them on that thread.
It's funny how different threads become the repository of Yale discussion for admits and not-yet-admits alike. For the class of 2012, it was "Yale Class of 2012" in Class Forums, and for 2011 it was, bizarrely, in "Discuss your law school."
Due to the fact that I feel my chances at Yale are probably in the neighborhood of 1 in 4, I think it would be a bit presumptuous to start asking Yale-specific questions before I am privileged and surprised by a call from the 203.
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crackberry

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by crackberry » Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:31 pm
Crackberry wrote:Due to the fact that I feel my chances at Yale are probably in the neighborhood of 1 in 10, I think it would be a bit presumptuous to start asking Yale-specific questions before I am privileged and surprised by a call from the 203.
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GeePee

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by GeePee » Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:32 pm
You made it through the initial review by Asha, Crack. She's definitely stated that your chances are still in a minority, but at least the minority is sizable compared to that 7% acceptance rate.
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Dignan

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by Dignan » Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:46 pm
GeePee wrote:You made it through the initial review by Asha, Crack.
Really? Already? How do you know that?
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Pausanias

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by Pausanias » Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:47 pm
crackberry wrote:Crackberry wrote:Due to the fact that I feel my chances at Yale are probably in the neighborhood of 1 in 10, I think it would be a bit presumptuous to start asking Yale-specific questions before I am privileged and surprised by a call from the 203.
Crackberry, I love looking at your image of the golden gate. I've spent many nights on the Marin headlands from the very vantage point, listening to Pink Floyd and over looking the ocean. I don't want to wade into hyperbole here, but SF is the greatest city of the past 1500 years.
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GeePee

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by GeePee » Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:47 pm
Dignan wrote:GeePee wrote:You made it through the initial review by Asha, Crack.
Really? Already? How do you know that?
Considering he applied in September and there have been tons of rejections through early December, I feel that he's going to at least get a crack at faculty review.
(Get it?)
EDIT: Oops, forgot that he sent his Yale App in 5 months later than the rest of them
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crackberry

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by crackberry » Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:58 pm
I am not nearly as awesome as you guys think I am.
And Pausanias, you certainly waded into hyperbole with that comment. So 1500 years ago, what was cooler than SF? Constantinople? Rome? Athens?
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Pausanias

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by Pausanias » Mon Mar 01, 2010 5:05 pm
crackberry wrote:I am not nearly as awesome as you guys think I am.
And Pausanias, you certainly waded into hyperbole with that comment. So 1500 years ago, what was cooler than SF? Constantinople? Rome? Athens?
Constantinople. Rome and Athens were both pretty degraded by the that time. I don't know why Yale can't be in the Sunset district. I guess it would be too close to a certain school that has a color for a mascot (and I don't mean Crimson).
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crackberry

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by crackberry » Mon Mar 01, 2010 5:08 pm
Pausanias wrote:crackberry wrote:I am not nearly as awesome as you guys think I am.
And Pausanias, you certainly waded into hyperbole with that comment. So 1500 years ago, what was cooler than SF? Constantinople? Rome? Athens?
Constantinople. Rome and Athens were both pretty degraded by the that time. I don't know why Yale can't be in the Sunset district. I guess it would be too close to a certain school that has a color for a mascot (and I don't mean Crimson).
Golden Gate U?
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Pausanias

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by Pausanias » Mon Mar 01, 2010 5:39 pm
The Cardinal color.
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crackberry

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by crackberry » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:25 pm
Pausanias wrote:The Cardinal color.
Haha I know.
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by BioEBear2010 » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:29 pm
crackberry wrote:Pausanias wrote:The Cardinal color.
Haha I know.
I thought he was referring to the Golden Bear.
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by Pausanias » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:39 pm
BioEBear2010 wrote:crackberry wrote:Pausanias wrote:The Cardinal color.
Haha I know.
I thought he was referring to the Golden Bear.
Being a colored
something is cool (e.g., Crimson Tide), but just a color? Moreover, they used to be something noble, "The Indians." Then they changed it to a color be more PC. Please.
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crackberry

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by crackberry » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:46 pm
Pausanias wrote:BioEBear2010 wrote:crackberry wrote:Pausanias wrote:The Cardinal color.
Haha I know.
I thought he was referring to the Golden Bear.
Being a colored
something is cool (e.g., Crimson Tide), but just a color? Moreover, they used to be something noble, "The Indians." Then they changed it to a color be more PC. Please.
There are at least three Ivy League schools with colors as mascots (Harvard, Cornell, Dartmouth). What is Columbia's mascot? Are they the Lions?
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crackberry

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by crackberry » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:47 pm
BioEBear2010 wrote:crackberry wrote:Pausanias wrote:The Cardinal color.
Haha I know.
I thought he was referring to the Golden Bear.
TBF, comparing Cal to Yale is like comparing my fourth grade self portrait to the Mona Lisa.
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by BioEBear2010 » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:52 pm
crackberry wrote:BioEBear2010 wrote:crackberry wrote:Pausanias wrote:The Cardinal color.
Haha I know.
I thought he was referring to the Golden Bear.
TBF, comparing Cal to Yale is like comparing my fourth grade self portrait to the Mona Lisa.
I agree, if you are comparing the schools' athletic prowess or the strength of their graduate programs
Also, by what measures would you be comparing your self portrait and the Mona Lisa ? If you are trying to see which one more accurately resembles an incoherent stick-figure drawing, then I'd venture that your self portrait would win hands down.
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by Kretzy » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:52 pm
crackberry wrote:BioEBear2010 wrote:crackberry wrote:Pausanias wrote:The Cardinal color.
Haha I know.
I thought he was referring to the Golden Bear.
TBF, comparing Cal to Yale is like comparing my fourth grade self portrait to the Mona Lisa.
C'mon, don't give Cal that much credit.
/practicing for Cal-hate next fall.
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by Kronk » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:54 pm
San Jose State University - Palo Alttto Campus ain't got nothin' on BoalTTT.
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crackberry

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by crackberry » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:54 pm
BioEBear2010 wrote:crackberry wrote:
TBF, comparing Cal to Yale is like comparing my fourth grade self portrait to the Mona Lisa.
I agree, if you are comparing the schools' athletic prowess or the strength of their graduate programs
Also, by what measures would you be comparing your self portrait and the Mona Lisa ? If you are trying to see which one more accurately resembles an incoherent stick-figure drawing, then I'd venture that your self portrait would win hands down.
Good point. I did not specify.
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Kretzy

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by Kretzy » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:55 pm
Kronk wrote:San Jose State University - Palo Alttto Campus ain't got nothin' on BoalTTT.
Shouldn't you go back to taking classes at Metro State's Boulder campus?
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by crackberry » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:55 pm
Kronk wrote:San Jose State University - Palo Alttto Campus ain't got nothin' on BoalTTT.
At least Stamford is located in the financial capital of Connecticut. BoalTTT is in Oakland - the most dangerous city in America.
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by Kronk » Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:55 pm
Kretzy wrote:Kronk wrote:San Jose State University - Palo Alttto Campus ain't got nothin' on BoalTTT.
Shouldn't you go back to taking classes at Metro State's Boulder campus?
I graduated in December with my associate's degree. Or whatever they give out here.
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