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Great, thanks guys. I saw someone ask about this in the Facebook group, and one of the admins responded that info was online. Was somewhat worried that people had already began to register since I just enrolled in the summer program.

Anyone registering for the summer crim law course in section A? I just got my registration information today and went ahead and signed up.

savagedm wrote:Anyone registering for the summer crim law course in section A? I just got my registration information today and went ahead and signed up.

I registered for Section C...anyone else?

Also in section C! See ya there!

KIM_SAYS: wrote:Also in section C! See ya there!

+1

why is everyone choosing section C? lol oh well

I thought I’d post this link, for those of you who are coming in from out of town (and haven’t seen this yet). It’s a great source for the news and other goings-on around Capitol Hill in Seattle, especially if you’re going to be living in the area.

http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/

AM05 wrote:I thought I’d post this link, for those of you who are coming in from out of town (and haven’t seen this yet). It’s a great source for the news and other goings-on around Capitol Hill in Seattle, especially if you’re going to be living in the area.

http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/

Thanks for posting that...I just moved up to Capitol Hill on Saturday, so that'll be a good source.

AM05 wrote: http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/

Don't forget the weekly paper The Stranger http://www.thestranger.com, if it hasn't been mentioned already. It's one of the best sources of Capitol Hill news/events. Its office is only a few short blocks from the SU campus, not to mention that that the Stranger staff spends almost all of their time exclusively on the Hill. The content can get pretty silly at times, but it remains as my favorite source for music, bars and events.

Btw, I withdrew recently. Good luck to those on the waitlist! I'm definitely going to miss Seattle.

Oh yeah! The Stranger is good too. It's a very... interesting paper too.

Sorry you won't be joining us here sophistry... good luck to wherever you're going!

those of you in summer section: excited for monday? how have your readings been? this shit is tough but im starting to see the logic behind it clearer the more i do. (today is boycott capital letters day for me)

savagedm wrote:those of you in summer section: excited for monday? how have your readings been? this shit is tough but im starting to see the logic behind it clearer the more i do. (today is boycott capital letters day for me)

So excited. Actually, I find the readings to be really interesting which helps I guess! I'm just glad Monday's almost here...all this waiting has been pretty rough.

I'm really excited! I think the reading is interesting too. It makes it much easier to get motivated. I haven't quite figured out the best method of note-taking though...

Is anyone going to the BBQ after class tomorrow?

AM05 wrote:I'm really excited! I think the reading is interesting too. It makes it much easier to get motivated. I haven't quite figured out the best method of note-taking though...

Is anyone going to the BBQ after class tomorrow?

shitchya i'll be there! free food and/or alcohol = david's attendance


by the way, if any of you got there yet, what do you think of the airplane as a motor vehicle? it has a motor, you use it transport yourself, therefore a plane = motor vehicle?

KIM_SAYS: wrote:My scholarship came with my initial acceptance. 3.5 GPA with a 157 LSAT. I got a $5000 scholarship but I negotiated it up to $6000...a whopping $1000 more but I'll take it.

Hi good for you, how with whom did you negotiate it up with??

Any current 3Ls have SA gigs in Seattle on here?