Stanford 2010!!! Forum

[ivorynightfall]

i haven't been to cafe russo yet, but the cafeteria in the business school has always been my favorite - they have made to order paninis that you can stick anything on for 1 price - i always get brie and proscuitto with argula, bell peppers, and artichoke hearts.

i also second cool cafe if the weather's good, it has a nice terrace (don't remember if you can see the rodin sculptures from it or not) and good lemonade

[crackberry]

i always get brie and proscuitto with argula, bell peppers, and artichoke hearts.

Take that, H and Y!

[lawyering]

i always get brie and proscuitto with argula, bell peppers, and artichoke hearts.

Take that, H and Y!

soooo true. palo alto has SO many more food choices than boston/cambridge and new haven! (april fools)

[BioEBear2010]

i always get brie and proscuitto with argula, bell peppers, and artichoke hearts.

Take that, H and Y!

soooo true. palo alto has SO many more food choices than boston/cambridge and new haven! (april fools)

Bazinga! Berkeley (the home of John Yoo) has more/better food than them all, though.

[lawyering]

i always get brie and proscuitto with argula, bell peppers, and artichoke hearts.

Take that, H and Y!

soooo true. palo alto has SO many more food choices than boston/cambridge and new haven! (april fools)

Bazinga! Berkeley (the home of John Yoo) has more/better food than them all, though.

Yeah, I was careful to say "more food choices" not "better food choices". Boston/Cambridge food is mediocre at best, but there certainly are a ton of options

[crackberry]

I was actually trying to make fun of the poster. Only in the latte-sipping, arugula-eating, hippie-heaven Bay Area could you find a sandwich like that. This is decidedly NOT real America.

[Core]

Ugh, really hope we see some movement tomorrow!

[southernlaw]

me too

[bloodonthetracks]

are fridays generally more active than other days?

[Saya]

Isn't it a holiday tomorrow? Or do law schools work through Good Friday and Easter? I get so anxious every time I get snail mail now.

[crackberry]

Isn't it a holiday tomorrow? Or do law schools work through Good Friday and Easter? I get so anxious every time I get snail mail now.

Definitely not a holiday. Maybe at Georgetown, but not at St@nford.

[rhapsodyinazul]

Got my rejection in the mail today, postmarked March 29th.

Edit: Clearly, I don't know my literature.

[ConMan345]

Got my rejection in the mail today. Beware the ides of April.

Do you have a time machine?

[ivorynightfall]

I was actually trying to make fun of the poster. Only in the latte-sipping, arugula-eating, hippie-heaven Bay Area could you find a sandwich like that. This is decidedly NOT real America.

and since when was SLS - or any top law school really - real america?

Bazinga! Berkeley (the home of John Yoo) has more/better food than them all, though.

very true. cheeseboard!

[lovepink2]

Has Stanford ever been known to give a decision over the phone if you're just calling to check the status of your app? I can't bare waiting any longer.

[southernlaw]

Have no idea - if you try it, let me know how that goes....

[lovepink2]

I'm honestly considering it, but I've called twice in the last two weeks. I don't want them to start questioning my sanity (which I'm honestly starting to question at this point). Anywho, if I decide to go through with it I'll post what happens. I need some answers.

[pleasepickme]

Got my rejection in the mail today, postmarked March 29th.

Edit: Clearly, I don't know my literature.

Sorry to hear it! Are you a CA person?

[BenJ]

Just got a professor to fax them another LOR, this one using Stanford's form and tailored a little bit to the school. I hope it helps!

[mochafury]

Called them to ask about this as I'm doing the same...they prefer it through LSAC it seems. Not that they'll really care if it comes via fax...they're probably take another toke and not worry about it.

[BenJ]

Called them to ask about this as I'm doing the same...they prefer it through LSAC it seems. Not that they'll really care if it comes via fax...they're probably take another toke and not worry about it.

Well, I figured that LSAC would just slow it down, and their school-specific form implies that it should be sent straight to them anyway. I guess I should have asked beforehand, but I feel like I'm constantly fighting to stay one step ahead of the rejection letter, so faster is better.

[johnstuartmill]

I was actually trying to make fun of the poster. Only in the latte-sipping, arugula-eating, hippie-heaven Bay Area could you find a sandwich like that. This is decidedly NOT real America.

^^ I heard Stanford students put dijon mustard on their hamburgers, too. They think they're better than we are. Why can't they be content with the double-fried food at the county fair, like the rest of us?

[ConMan345]

I was actually trying to make fun of the poster. Only in the latte-sipping, arugula-eating, hippie-heaven Bay Area could you find a sandwich like that. This is decidedly NOT real America.

^^ I heard Cal State Palo Alto students put dijon mustard on their hamburgers, too. They think they're better than we are. Why can't they be content with the double-fried food at the county fair, like the rest of us?

I do this (Stan4d ugrad). I'm not sure how it's snooty though : b

[johnstuartmill]

To be honest, I didn't grow up eating arugula and brie, so I really do find it a bit hoity-toity. But that's not the point -- crackberry and I were referencing the class warfare perpetrated against Obama's presidential campaign:

http://mediamatters.org/research/200905070031

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washing ... he+Ticket)

[Jericwithers]

To be honest, I didn't grow up eating arugula and brie, so I really do find it a bit hoity-toity. But that's not the point -- crackberry and I were referencing the class warfare perpetrated against Obama's presidential campaign:

http://mediamatters.org/research/200905070031

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washing ... he+Ticket)

So you're saying Obama went to Stanford?