Yes Chik-fil-a is the best example that I can think of. I would be interested in doing research into that, because Sabbath accommodations are very common in religious discrimination cases yet I have doubts that most people are sincere in their observance of the Sabbath. Not that is matters to the law, but I just find it interesting.soonergirl wrote:Mormons and the guy who runs Chik-fil-A? I know BYU won't play on Sundays in the basketball tournament (everything I know in life I learned from division I athletics), and Chik-fil-A is always closed with a big sign out front.Jericwithers wrote:Does anyone even seriously observe the Sabbath anymore?
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Also, my home county of Bergen County, NJ is completely shut down on Sundays.
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yes but thats mostly just because they want one day free from mallrat traffic.BenJ wrote:Also, my home county of Bergen County, NJ is completely shut down on Sundays.
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Lol and that was my point that many Sabbath 'observers' are just wanting a day off for their convenience.of Benito Cereno wrote:yes but thats mostly just because they want one day free from mallrat traffic.BenJ wrote:Also, my home county of Bergen County, NJ is completely shut down on Sundays.
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of Benito Cereno wrote:still standing. but with over twice as many waitlists last year (185) than this year (80) and way more pendings (~300) this year than last year (~200) it looks like we're in for another couple waitlist days. also, there should be a bunch more outright rejections (~260ish last year vs ~190 this year). We should keep in mind that last year there were 785 profiles vs 738 this year, so all my judgements have been based on %s.
Also, its quite possible than a whole bunch of the pendings are acceptances, waitlists, or rejections and that they will be updated eventually. Still, it looks like another round of rejections and waitlists (maybe a couple of phone calls too please!) will be coming this week.
People are definitely slower to update their profiles after they've been dinged or WL'ed. But if they get in, you'll know within 30 seconds of the damn phone call.

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yeah, I'm pretty sure we're updated and find out before parents, siblings, spouses...legalnoeagle wrote:People are definitely slower to update their profiles after they've been dinged or WL'ed. But if they get in, you'll know within 30 seconds of the damn phone call.
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true i know quite a few people who have been rejected/WL and refuse to update their profilelegalnoeagle wrote:of Benito Cereno wrote:still standing. but with over twice as many waitlists last year (185) than this year (80) and way more pendings (~300) this year than last year (~200) it looks like we're in for another couple waitlist days. also, there should be a bunch more outright rejections (~260ish last year vs ~190 this year). We should keep in mind that last year there were 785 profiles vs 738 this year, so all my judgements have been based on %s.
Also, its quite possible than a whole bunch of the pendings are acceptances, waitlists, or rejections and that they will be updated eventually. Still, it looks like another round of rejections and waitlists (maybe a couple of phone calls too please!) will be coming this week.
People are definitely slower to update their profiles after they've been dinged or WL'ed. But if they get in, you'll know within 30 seconds of the damn phone call.
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I guess I was one of them. Sorry. Didn't have the heart to update that I'd been rejected from Yale.Illijah wrote:true i know quite a few people who have been rejected/WL and refuse to update their profilelegalnoeagle wrote:of Benito Cereno wrote:still standing. but with over twice as many waitlists last year (185) than this year (80) and way more pendings (~300) this year than last year (~200) it looks like we're in for another couple waitlist days. also, there should be a bunch more outright rejections (~260ish last year vs ~190 this year). We should keep in mind that last year there were 785 profiles vs 738 this year, so all my judgements have been based on %s.
Also, its quite possible than a whole bunch of the pendings are acceptances, waitlists, or rejections and that they will be updated eventually. Still, it looks like another round of rejections and waitlists (maybe a couple of phone calls too please!) will be coming this week.
People are definitely slower to update their profiles after they've been dinged or WL'ed. But if they get in, you'll know within 30 seconds of the damn phone call.

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Last year there were 14 WL ---> accepts reported on LSN ranging from 4/17 to 8/20. Just a reminder to my fellow waitlisters that it very well could happen for a few of us. 

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and you must remember if there were 14 reported it is fair to assume that 40+ were actually selected.blue5385 wrote:Last year there were 14 WL ---> accepts reported on LSN ranging from 4/17 to 8/20. Just a reminder to my fellow waitlisters that it very well could happen for a few of us.
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Now if only we could accurately estimate the size of the WL in more detail other than that it's big.Illijah wrote:and you must remember if there were 14 reported it is fair to assume that 40+ were actually selected.blue5385 wrote:Last year there were 14 WL ---> accepts reported on LSN ranging from 4/17 to 8/20. Just a reminder to my fellow waitlisters that it very well could happen for a few of us.
Anyone else think the FAQ attached to the WL email is a little silly in that there is almost no definite information provided? I don't see the point of even including it...chances are, everyone who was waitlisted at HLS knows what a waitlist is, and that's about the only frequently asked question they provided a straight answer to.
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After much internal deliberation, I have made the first step toward acknowledging my WL by joining the Penn Law c/o 2013 Facebook group. I hope we can all make similar strides.
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Good idea. Maybe I should create the Northwestern 2014 Facebook group.Core wrote:After much internal deliberation, I have made the first step toward acknowledging my WL by joining the Penn Law c/o 2013 Facebook group. I hope we can all make similar strides.
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You totally should. You're a pioneer.CoaltoNewCastle wrote:Good idea. Maybe I should create the Northwestern 2014 Facebook group.Core wrote:After much internal deliberation, I have made the first step toward acknowledging my WL by joining the Penn Law c/o 2013 Facebook group. I hope we can all make similar strides.
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Dang, it actually already exists.Core wrote:You totally should. You're a pioneer.CoaltoNewCastle wrote:Good idea. Maybe I should create the Northwestern 2014 Facebook group.Core wrote:After much internal deliberation, I have made the first step toward acknowledging my WL by joining the Penn Law c/o 2013 Facebook group. I hope we can all make similar strides.

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congrats, Core!Core wrote:After much internal deliberation, I have made the first step toward acknowledging my WL by joining the Penn Law c/o 2013 Facebook group. I hope we can all make similar strides.

I plan on following in your footsteps by submitting my CLS deposit as soon as I can fully convince myself I want to move to NY.
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Visit, if you haven't. It's definitely not for everybody. Congrats on CLSblue5385 wrote:congrats, Core!Core wrote:After much internal deliberation, I have made the first step toward acknowledging my WL by joining the Penn Law c/o 2013 Facebook group. I hope we can all make similar strides.![]()
I plan on following in your footsteps by submitting my CLS deposit as soon as I can fully convince myself I want to move to NY.

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CoaltoNewCastle wrote:Dang, it actually already exists.Core wrote:You totally should. You're a pioneer.CoaltoNewCastle wrote:
Good idea. Maybe I should create the Northwestern 2014 Facebook group.I'm the third member.

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haha thanks! I went to the March 3-4 ASW and absolutely loved NY. I've lived in the same metro area my whole life, including when I was in UG, and I'm a little apprehensive about moving far away from my entire family, but I think it's time for a change.Core wrote:Visit, if you haven't. It's definitely not for everybody. Congrats on CLSblue5385 wrote:congrats, Core!Core wrote:After much internal deliberation, I have made the first step toward acknowledging my WL by joining the Penn Law c/o 2013 Facebook group. I hope we can all make similar strides.![]()
I plan on following in your footsteps by submitting my CLS deposit as soon as I can fully convince myself I want to move to NY.
I'm sure you'll see my incoherent spam if I manage to sneak in this week.
Were you held at CLS? I hope you sneak in!
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Very nice.blue5385 wrote:haha thanks! I went to the March 3-4 ASW and absolutely loved NY. I've lived in the same metro area my whole life, including when I was in UG, and I'm a little apprehensive about moving far away from my entire family, but I think it's time for a change.Core wrote:Visit, if you haven't. It's definitely not for everybody. Congrats on CLSblue5385 wrote:congrats, Core!Core wrote:After much internal deliberation, I have made the first step toward acknowledging my WL by joining the Penn Law c/o 2013 Facebook group. I hope we can all make similar strides.![]()
I plan on following in your footsteps by submitting my CLS deposit as soon as I can fully convince myself I want to move to NY.
I'm sure you'll see my incoherent spam if I manage to sneak in this week.
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yeah, this is me, too. I've been in the same zip code forever.blue5385 wrote:I've lived in the same metro area my whole life, including when I was in UG, but I think it's time for a change...
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are you planning on moving far from home for law school, soonergirl?soonergirl wrote:yeah, this is me, too. I've been in the same zip code forever.blue5385 wrote:I've lived in the same metro area my whole life, including when I was in UG, but I think it's time for a change...
I really love the area I grew up in and I want to move back eventually, but I know I would regret it later on if I didn't spend at least a few years of my life somewhere else.
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Some people have said that the WL could be as big as 800, but I really doubt that. Yale's is under 100 and Harvard's incoming class is about 2.5x larger so say a WL of 300 maybe? Perhaps 800 got offered, but how many of them accept? I'd be really interested to find out how representative LSN is of the actual applicant pool, but that's probably a pipe dream.blue5385 wrote:Now if only we could accurately estimate the size of the WL in more detail other than that it's big.Illijah wrote:and you must remember if there were 14 reported it is fair to assume that 40+ were actually selected.blue5385 wrote:Last year there were 14 WL ---> accepts reported on LSN ranging from 4/17 to 8/20. Just a reminder to my fellow waitlisters that it very well could happen for a few of us.
Anyone else think the FAQ attached to the WL email is a little silly in that there is almost no definite information provided? I don't see the point of even including it...chances are, everyone who was waitlisted at HLS knows what a waitlist is, and that's about the only frequently asked question they provided a straight answer to.
I agree that the FAQs were largely worthless. It's like how my brother just got WLed at his top choice for undergrad. After calling and emailing his regional counselor, he finally got a call back which began with "I haven't gotten a chance to read your application" and then consisted of a 20 minute monologue of similar generalities that anyone with internet access could have easily looked up.
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I don't know. That's up to Josh.blue5385 wrote:are you planning on moving far from home for law school, soonergirl?

I will likely take the scholarship from UTexas. That's only six hours away, but coming from OU I might as well be selling my soul to the devil and packing my bags for hell. ha! Besides, you know what they say about Texas: It's like a whole 'nother country. (What does that mean, anyway?)
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It means that if Oklahoma didn't suck Texas would float away into the gulf. Or it means that Perry is serious with his succession talk.soonergirl wrote:I don't know. That's up to Josh.blue5385 wrote:are you planning on moving far from home for law school, soonergirl?![]()
I will likely take the scholarship from UTexas. That's only six hours away, but coming from OU I might as well be selling my soul to the devil and packing my bags for hell. ha! Besides, you know what they say about Texas: It's like a whole 'nother country. (What does that mean, anyway?)
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